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lizjmeyer
lizjmeyer
Suggested scholars so far...
Apr 24 2009, 2:38 PM EDT | Post edited: Apr 30 2009, 8:31 AM EDT
here is the list of folks that I have already to send to AERA for the LGBT research group:
Warren J. Blumenfeld
• Heterosexism, Cyberbullying, Queer Studies, Intergroup Conflict
Ian K. Macgillivray, Ph.D.,
• LGBT students and teachers, gay rights, school policy
ROLAND SINTOS COLOMA, Ph. D.
• issues of race, gender, and globalization, Asian diaspora in Canada; sexual tourism in Asia.
Kevin Kumashiro
• teaching and teacher education, oppression in schools and society, politics of contemporary education policy initiatives.
Cris Mayo
• sex education, multicultural education, sexual minorities in public schools and school policy, and the philosophy of education.
Deborah Britzman
• Teacher education, queer pedagogy, psychoanalysis
Mollie Blackburn
• privilege, race, leadership, and queer youth uses of literacies and language to construct identities and work for social change.
James Sears
*lgbt youth, identities, and international/comparative analysis of lgbt issues in education
Nelson Rodriquez
*queer theory, queer pedagogy, masculinities, whiteness, critical pedagogy
Catherine Lugg
*queer legal theory, school leadership, policy
Janna Jackson
*queer pedagogy; queer teachers; queer curriculum
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lizjmeyer
lizjmeyer
1. RE: Suggested scholars so far...
Apr 30 2009, 9:12 AM EDT | Post edited: Apr 30 2009, 9:12 AM EDT
I have sent this list in to George Wimberley at AERA and have requested more information from AERA on 3 items:
1) Who decides which scholars are invited?
2) What criteria are being used to decide who will be invited?
3) Once the invitations have been extended and the participants have been confirmed, will AERA make the list of members of this Research Workshop group public along with the committee's official mission and potential outcomes? AERA could communicate this information by: sending an email to be posted to the Queer Studies SIG listserv, posting this information to the AERA website, and/or sending an email to the membership.

I will continue posting updates as information comes in. Thanks to all who sent in suggestions. Do you find this valuable?