CTAUN 2018 Conference

Empowering Educators: Taking Action Locally and Globally

The Committee on Teaching About the United Nations (CTAUN) focuses on today's most important assignment - teaching our children about a world made increasingly interdependent by globalization.

CTAUN exists to provide opportunities for educators to learn, understand and appreciate the work of the U.N., and to incorporate global awareness into curricula and school activities at all levels. This year's conference focuses on the role and impact of classroom teachers on students in the local and global community.

Schedule at a Glance

Time	Sessions/Presentations	Locations
8-9 a.m.	Registration and Continental Breakfast	Hoag Great Room
9-9:15 a.m.	Opening Remarks Official Welcome: Provost and CTAUN Committee	Hoag Auditorium
9:15-10 a.m.	Opening Plenary Maher Nasser, United Nations' Director of the Outreach Division in the Department of Public Information	Hoag Auditorium
10-10:10 a.m.	Break	Move to Young Hall

Concurrent Sessions	Presentations	Locations
Session A 10-10:40 a.m.	Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: Eleanor Roosevelt and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Tyler Crafton-Karnes The CARE Package: Then and Now Daneilia Dwyer and Ruhi Rahman	Young Hall 214 Young Hall 216
Session B 10:50-11:20 a.m.	Bridging Knowledge Gaps: A Transatlantic Book Club between Black Africans and African-Americans Thais Council and Brilliant Nyambi Globa(lives): Partnerships with a Global Impact Jasmine Mathis and Erica Bass-Flimmons	Young Hall 202 Young Hall 203
Session C 11:30-12:00	Trafficking and OOD Overview Roger Hill and Abigail Christmas-Hill UNICEF & Global Citizenship LaDarrien Gillette	Young Hall 214 Young Hall 216

Time	Sessions/Presentations	Locations
12-1 p.m.	Meet and Greet Lunch Entertainment provided by Pick and Bow, with Dr. Esther Morgan-Ellis from UNG.	Dining Hall Banquet Room
1-1:55 p.m.	Panel Presentations: How We Enact Change Changing a Community Through Language and Culture Carrie McGarity Woodcock Empowering Educators to support SLIFE Elena Hernandez - Vo How the International Community School empowers the learning and lives of all students through teaching, community, and leadership Claudia Rule	Young Hall 202

Concurrent Sessions	Presentations	Locations
Session D 2-2:30 p.m.	How Dual Language Immersion transforms K-12 Education in Georgia Michaela Claus-Nix Seven Strategies to Support Student Retention Francesina R. Jackson The (De)construction of Public Schools / Reconfiguring Public Education Gwen Benson	Young Hall 214 Young Hall 216 Young Hall 203
Session E 2:40-3:10 p.m.	Teaching About the Holocaust: Building Statewide Communities of Practice Sally N. Levine Educational Reform and International Educational Partnerships and Opportunities in Tanzania, East Africa Thomas Smith	Young Hall 214 Young Hall 216

Time	Sessions/Presentations	Locations
3:20-3:50 p.m.	Learning for Action and Impact Kevin Glass	Young Hall 203
3:50-4:00 p.m.	Closing Remarks	Young Hall 203

2018 CTAUN Conference Full Schedule (PDF)

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Registration Information

Please register with a debit or credit card and select "Tickets".

Contact Information

For more information about the conference, contact;

Dr. James Badger, College of Education
Dr. Adam Jordan, College of Education
Dr. April Nelms, College of Education
Dr. Linda Reece, College of Education

Presentation Submission

Apply to be a presenter at the 2018 CTAUN Conference.