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  From: Carly Rothman <carly@clark.net>

The Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development is currently
seeking proposals for its 1995 Annual Conference to be held in San
Francisco, March 25-28.

The theme of the Conference is "The Mind's Wealth: Promise of a Golden
Harvest." Various strands include: Context and Catalysts for Learning,
Quest for Quality, Enhancing the Young Learner's Works, Linkages for
Learning, Strength Through Diversity, and Democracy Taking Charge.

Proposals are rated and subsequently selected for the schedule on the
basis of innovative practice and research, relevance to the theme and
strands, clarity of description, intellectual significance, and utility of
the proposal topic to the intended audience. As an Association, we are
committed to expanding the diversity of our Conference presenters.
Minorities and all other diverse constituencies in schools and
universities are encouraged to submit proposals for rating.

Our membership is rapidly approaching 200,000 educators nationally and
internationally. 36% are principals, almost 20% are teachers, 8%
superintendents, 7% professors, and the remaining percentage representing
all other job titles in K-12 and University.

WOULD READERS PLEASE ALSO ADVISE US OF OTHER LISTS WHERE THIS CALL FOR
PROPOSALS WILL REACH A MORE DIVERSE AUDIENCE?

If you are interested in a full proposal form, please contact Carly
Rothman at ascdnet2@capcon.net or call her at (703)549-9110, ext. 333. The
deadline for submission of proposals is June 1, 1994. Please note that
presenters accepted on our Conference program are required to pay a full
registration fee, and all personal expenses.

ALSO, if you know of commercial interests selling educational products and
services which are particularly oriented toward the issues of diversity in
our schools and universities, please give us contact information. Our
exhibit show at our Annual Conference is one of the largest and most
successful in education. We wish to expand the number of minority vendors
as well as the number of booths which focus on quality goods and services
in diversity issues.

Carly Rothman
ascdnet2@capcon.net

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