Conference Evaluation

On Remembering/Re-envisioning Cultural Arts in K-12 Classrooms with Antonio Davidson-Gomez

"I really enjoyed the interactive and informative experience--the information provided was in an enjoyable environment and was of great use to me in my work with youth, it also helped to increase my knowledge for creating new ways to wrap the beauty of various cultures around the minds and hearts of my own children, through music and other forms of art."

Thank you to those who submitted conference evaluation forms. The nearly 150 responses we received included valuable feedback from undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, educators, counselors, administrators, and a variety of community members.

Evaluations identified the most valuable sessions, events, and speeches from "Having a Say/Leading the Way" a session on academic women of color led by Seattle University professors, to theatrical performances, 1620 Bank Street and The New Black Math, and spotlight sessions such as Troubling Pedagogical and Curricular Foundations of Teaching and Learning In Our ‘Post Racial’ Moment, among many others.

2010 Race and Pedagogy National Conference

Your Feedback is Greatly Appreciated!!

Please download the conference evaluation document:  ConferenceEvaluationForm 2010.doc

Please e-mail an electronic version of your response to raceandpedagogy@pugetsound.edu

or mail a hard copy to Race and Pedagogy, University of Puget Sound,

1500 North Warner CMB #1023, Tacoma, WA 98416-1023.

 THANK YOU!