Please click here for the Symposium 2009 highlights.
Final schedule for the 5th Annual SAGE Symposium available here.
5th Annual SAGE Research Symposium
Friday, June 26, 2009
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
The Student Alliance of Graduates in Education (SAGE) invites graduate students from all departments in the College of Education, and teacher researchers at the PK Yonge Developmental School to participate in our 5th Annual Research Symposium. Join us as a presenter or a participant in this initiative to promote a “culture of research” and inter-departmental communication. Discover the wealth of research being pursued in our College!
We encourage all full-time or part-time students enrolled in any graduate program in the College of Education leading to a master’s, specialist, or doctoral degree, or PK Yonge teachers inquiring into their own practice to present your work at our 5th Annual Research Symposium. Students from all departments are welcome to contribute a paper, a poster, and/or round table discussion topic. This can include work you are in the process of finishing.
- SHARE the progress of your research, your teaching ideas and experiences, or materials that you have developed that could be used by other teachers.
- MEET and network with graduate students, faculty and administrators from the College.
- PARTICIPATE in a conference with peers that have similar interests of helping all children learn
- EXPERIENCE presenting your work in a professional and supportive atmosphere before taking it to a State or National convention
SAGE looks forward to your contribution to our fifth symposium.
See you in June!
Download proposal requirements and form here.
Dr. Sevan Terzian would like everyone to know about his upcoming Fall course EDF 6544, "Philosophical Foundations of Education." Please view this flyer for more information.
Thank you to everyone for making SAGE's Graduate Student Resource Fair a wonderful success!
Please click here for the fair Highlights.
Special thanks to Educational Library, Student Government, Alachua County Visitors Bureau, University Police Department, and all of the wonderful visitors!
Thank you to everyone for making the 4th Annual SAGE Symposium such a wonderful success!!!
Please click here for SAGE Symposium 2008's Highlights
Please click here to download a copy of the article shared by Dean Emihovich.
Special thanks to Dean Emihovich, Dr. Adams, Dr. Eldridge, Kay Curcio, and (of course) all of the wonderful presenters and attendees! We look forward to seeing you at the 5th Annual SAGE Symposium!
Final schedule for the 4th Annual SAGE Symposium available here.
We are proud to have received so many quality submissions for this year's symposium. Please click here (link has been disabled) for a tentative presentation schedule.
Please click here for more information regarding submissions and presentations for the 4th Annual SAGE Research Symposium.
Dr. Sevan Terzian would like everyone to know about his upcoming Fall course EDF 6520, "History of Education." Please view this flyer for more information.
The 4th Annual SAGE Symposium will be taking place June 6th, 2008. Please check back soon for submission information.
Thanks to everyone for making the 3rd Annual SAGE Symposium such a success!
A presentation schedule has been posted on the index page of the SAGE website.
The SAGE Symposium will be held from 9AM-2PM on Friday, February 9th, at Norman Hall. Hope to see you there!
SAGE would like to thank everyone for such fantastic submissions for the February 9th symposium. If you did submit a conference proposal, you will be receiving notification within the next day or so. Check back soon for updated information regarding presentation scheduling times.
SAGE would like to welcome everyone back. On behalf of all of us, we hope you have a great semester.
January 15th is the deadline for proposals to present at the upcoming SAGE Symposium. The theme for this year is "Contemporary Topics in 21st Education." Proposals for full paper presentations as well as posters will be accepted. Please submit your proposal as an electronic attachment to sage@coe.ufl.edu. The Symposium will be held February 9th in the Norman Hall Terrace Room.
SAGE would like to extend special thanks to Dr. Troy Sadler and all attendees of our 10/19/06 event for taking the time to make our first get-together of the semester such a huge success. We had quite a turnout and look forward to hosting future events.
Please click the thumbnails below to view images from Dr. Sadler's presentation:
The Student Association of Graduates in Education would like to invite all Master's and Doctoral students to our first event of the semester. On Thursday, October 19th SAGE is hosting a presentation by Dr. Troy Sadler on how to write conference proposals and presentations. This informative session will take place in the Terrace room and begin at 12:45 p.m.. We would also like to invite you to come and join us for lunch on Thursday, before the presentation at 12:00 in the Terrace room.
This symposium has been designed as a venue to share your work with colleagues and faculty at the College of Education, and to discover shared research interests shared by colleagues you may not be in contact with on a daily basis. It is also an opportunity to receive feedback on your work before presenting at a State or National conference. Please feel free to contact us via email if you have any questions or requests.
Deadline for submitting: Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Notification of acceptance: Wednesday, April 5, 2006
For more information download the Call for Papers (Word doc.)
Spring 2006 Course Announcement: EDF 6544 Philosophical Foundations of Education
Course Meeting Time: Mondays 3-6 p.m.
Instructor: Dr. Sevan Terzian
This is a graduate-level course that examines the philosophical foundations of education in the western world. This class will explore a series of inter-related questions such as, the ultimate purpose of education, how people learn, and what constitutes knowledge. In investigating these questions students will encounter the works of Plato, John Locke, Jean Jacques Rousseau, William James, John Dewey—and a host of 20th century philosophers.
A Richness of Possibilities: At the intersection of Teaching, Scholarship & Research
SAGE 1st Annual Research Symposium
The Student Alliance of Graduates in Education (SAGE) invites graduate students from all departments in the College of Education, and teacher researchers at the PK Yonge Developmental Research School to participate in our 1st Annual Research Symposium A Richness of Possibilities At the Intersection of Teaching, Scholarship, and Research on Friday, March 18, 2005. Join us as a presenter or a participant in this initiative to promote a "culture of research" and inter-departmental communication. Discover the wealth of research being pursued in our College!
