Host: School of Education
Buildings and Rooms: Friday at Marquette Center: Rush & Pearson Sts., Saturday at both Marquette Center and Siedenburg Hall (next door) at Wabash Ave. & Pearson St. MC30 = Marquette Center: Room 30 (In Basement). MCAL = Marquette Center: Alumni Lounge (In Basement). SHFR = Siedenburg Hall: Fordham Room (In Basement) |
OPENING CONCURRENT SESSIONS 9: 00 A.M. TO 10:10 A.M. (1) MC30: EDUCATION IN FICTIONAL TEXTS. "The Education of Stephen Dedalus." Allan Johnston, Oakton Community College. "The Text of Naturak Morals: Emile." Guillemette Johnston, DePaul University. Chair: John M. Wozniak, Loyola U. Dean Emeritus. (2) MCAL: DILEMMAS OF EDUCATIONAL REFORM. "The Fragility of Teaching." Linda O'Neill, Aurora University. "Doxic Assumptions, Eurocentrism, and the Afrocentric Educational Idea." Clyde Winters, Loyola University Chicago. Chair: Stephen Haymes, DePaul University.
SECOND CONCURRENT SESSIONS: 10:20 A.M. TO 11:30 A.M. 3)MC30: JOHN DEWEY'S PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION. "Dewey: The Aesthetics of Pedagogy." (GRADUATE STUDENT AWARD WINNER!) Stephen Barnes, Southern Illinois U.: Carbondale. "Community Virtue, Social Justice, and Education." James Scott Johnston, U. of Illinois: Urbana. Chair: Richard Pipan, Oakland University. (4)MCAL: WOMEN AND PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION "Flora J. Cooke: A Communitarian." Gail L. Kroepel, DeVry Institute of Technology. "Hannah Arendt on the Problem of Thoughtlessness and the Perplexities of Thinking." Natasha Levinson, Kent State University. Chair: Louis Silverstein, Columbia College Chicago.
11:30 TO 1:00 P.M.: LUNCH BREAK.
THIRD CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1:15 P.M. TO 2:45 P.M. (5)MC30: PHILOSOPHY OF LEARNING. "The Freedom to Learn. (W.E.B. DuBois)" Percy L. Moore, Wayne State University. "Curricular Theorizing for Democratic Learning: Multiple and Contending Viewpoints." Jolanda Westerhof-Shultz, Grand Valley State U. Chair: Charlesetta M. Ellis, Chicago State University.
(6)MCAL: PHILOSOPHY OF HEALTH EDUCATION "New Tools for the Old Black Bag: Augmenting the Medical Education Paradigm." Peter Minich, M.D., Loyola University Medical Center, & Paul Ford, Vanderbilt University Medical Center "The Reconstruction of Cultural Experience in Dewey and Winnicott: Notes for Further Investigation." Julie Webber, Purdue University. Chair: Ronald Swartz, Oakland University
FOURTH CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3:00 TO 4:10 P.M. (7)MC30: MORAL & RELIGIOUS EDUCATION "Off with Masks: A. MacIntyre on Morality." Walter P. Krolikowski, S.J., Loyola University Chicago. "An Epistemological Argument for the Inclusion of Religion in Public Schools." Suzanne Rosenblith, U. of Wisconsin—Madison. Chair: Peter Goldstone, Temple University. (8)MCAL: JOHN DEWEY AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE. "Dewey's Principles of Educative Experience." Amy C. McAninch, U. of Missouri at Kansas City. "Deweying It Together." Carol Olsen & Angela Kaufman, Columbia College Chicago. Chair: Thomas I. Stark, Harold Washington College: Emeritus.
BUSINESS MEETING 4:20 TO 5:30 P.M. MC30: Presiding:. MPES President Don G. Smith, Eastern Illinois U.
PRESIDENTIAL BANQUET & ADDRESS 6:30 TO 9:00 P.M. At Tremont Hotel: Hosted by Iron Mike's Grille. ADDRESS AFTER BANQUET: "Separating School and State: An Analytical Polemic." MPES President Don G. Smith, Eastern Illinois U. Co-Chairs: Jon M. Fennell, Independent Scholar; Michael A. Oliker, Executive Director, MPES. |
9 TO 10:10 A.M. (9) MCAL.: PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. "J. A. Comenius: Moral Education Through Age Appropriate Virtue Formation." Madonna M. Murphy, University of St.Francis. "A Correspondence Course in Education and Distance." Steven Schroeder, Roosevelt University. Chair: Charlesetta M. Ellis, Chicago State University (10) SHFR: PHILOSOPHY OF DANGER IN EDUCATION. "Responses to School Violence." Ian M. Harris, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. "The Aesthetics of Dangerous Style: Curriculum & Culture." Morna McDermott, Western Michigan University Chair: Louis Silverstein, Columbia College Chicago
SIXTH CONCURRENT SESSIONS 10:20 TO 11: 30 A.M. (11) MCAL: SYMBOLIC ASPECTS OF EDUCATION. "Pragmatic Mnemonics and Moral Education." Bill Engel, Humanist Enterprises. "Fairy Tale as Literature." Guillemette Johnston, DePaul University. Chair: Madonna Murphy, St. Francis University (12) SHFR: "JUSTICE, EDUCATION AND THE AMERICAN DISABILITIES ACT." Robert Ladenson, Illinois Institute of Technology. Anita Silvers, San Francisco State University. Chair: Thomas E. Wren, Loyola University Chicago.
LUNCH BREAK 11:30 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M.
GENERAL SESSION 1:10 P.M. TO 2:20 P.M. SHFR: LITERATURE AND JOHN DEWEY'S PHILOSOPHY. "Teaching and Experiencing Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles: A Deweyan Approach." Arthur Efron, State University of New York at Buffalo. "Expression, Imagination, and Organic Unity." David A. Granger, SUNY College at Geneseo. Chair: Craig A. Cunningham, University of Chicago
SEVENTH CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2:30 P.M. TO-3:40 P.M. (13) MCAL: ASIAN EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY "Why Art Education Mattered: Ernest F. Fennollosa's Philosophy of Art Education and Its Impact on Meji Japan." Yutaka Ito, Rutgers University. "Ogbu's Cultural Ecology Theory and the Case of Vietnamese Students." Dang-Giao T. Nguyen, Susie D. Lamborn, & Hanh Q. Trinh, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. Chair: John Wozniak, Loyola U. Chicago Dean Emeritus (14) SHFR: EXISTENTIALISM AND TWENTIETH CENTURY EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY. "A Week with the Philosopher-Kings." George Kizer, Iowa State University Emeritus. "The Modern Philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre." Charlesetta M. Ellis, Chicago State University. Chair: Van Cleve Morris, University of Illinois at Chicago Dean Emeritus.
EIGHTH CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3:50 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M. (15) MCAL: PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATIONAL INQUIRY. "Presence as Pedagogical Possibility." Don Hufford, Newman University. "The Procedural Reconception of Standardized Assessment." Darren Pascavage, Georgia State University. Chair: Alexander Makedon, Chicago State University. (16) SHFR: HUMANITIES EDUCATION "Humanities Without Apologies." Douglas R. Anderson, Pennsylvania State University. "Realism and Rationality: Searle's Case Against the Postmodernist's Academic Subculture." Art Bollman & Philip L. Smith, Ohio State University. Chair: Michael A. Oliker, MPES Executive Director.
ADJOURNMENT |
Don G. Smith, VICE PRESIDENT: Charlesetta M. Ellis, Chicago State University SECRETARY/TREASURER: Richard Pipan (Oakland University) HOME: 700 Mt. Pleasant; Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 E-mail: RPipan@aol.com Phone: (734) 665-7800
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Percy Moore, Wayne State University. Jerome A. Popp, Southern Illinois U., Edwardsville. Louis Silverstein, Columbia College Chicago
PROGRAM COMMITTEE 2000: Michael A. Oliker, Chair: Executive Director MPES; Jon M. Fennell, Independent Scholar, Naperville, IL. Madonna Murphy, St. Francis U.
ARRANGEMENTS: Walter P. Krolikowski, S.J. Loyola University-Chicago, Jesuit Residence, 6525 Sheridan Road, Chicago, Illinois 60626. Rev. Tel. (773) 508-2008; wkrolik@luc.edu
WEBMASTER: Alexander Makedon, Chicago State University E-mail: makedona@aol.com Website: http://webs.csu.edu/~amakedon/mpes/mpes.html
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Michael A. Oliker, 5006 W. Grace St., Chicago, IL 60641. Phone: (773) 202-9280. E-mail: moliker@sprynet.com
MANAGING EDITOR OF PROCEEDINGS: Molly O'Halloran, E-mail: mohalloran@mindspring.com
PLEASE SUBMIT PAPERS TO MOLLY AS MICROSOFT WORD ===================================== Dues: Regular Members: $25; Student Members: $10. (Copy of Proceedings=$10.) Pay at the meeting, or send the payment to: Richard Pipan; Secretary/Treasurer, MPES 700 Mt. Pleasant; Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 E-mail: RPipan@aol.com Phone: (734) 665-7800 ===================================== HOTEL INFORMATION: (1) TALBOTT HOTEL; 20 E. Delaware Pl.; Chicago, IL 60611 (near State St.) Phones: 1-312-943-0161; 1-800-825-2688. Ask for Reservations. DEADLINE: October 10, 2000 When making reservations mention that you are attending the MPES conference at Loyola University. Room rate: $149 (king size bed). $199: Suite. Sales Coordinator: Jennifer Dancel: 1-312-397-3610. 2) TREMONT HOTEL; 100 E. Chestnut St., Chicago, Illinois 60611 (near Michigan Ave.) Phone: 1-312-751-1900; or 1-800-621-8133. Ask for Reservations. DEADLINE October 11, 2000. Room rates: $159 for either single or double. $209 for a one bedroom suite. Sales Manager: Mr. Bill Ruesch. ===================================== PRESIDENTIAL BANQUET: The banquet will be held on Friday, Nov. 10th, at 6:30 p.m. in the Cricket Banquet Rooms A & B on the second floor of the Tremont Hotel. The food will be made for us by the excellent cooks at Iron Mike's Grille (on the first floor of the Tremont). Iron Mike's is owned by the great football player and coach Mike Ditka. (U. of Pittsburgh, and Chicago Bears!) Please notify the MPES Executive Director Dr. Mike Oliker by November 3 if you will attend the Presidential Banquet. Dr. Oliker has told Iron Mike's that at least 30 people will attend the Banquet. Dinner arranger: Mr. Zak Dich. Individuals must pay the MPES for the banquet and the MPES must pay Iron Mike's. COST DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU ORDER FROM THE MENU. (Estimate: $35) "IRON MIKE" |
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