October 2006 5-7. (Asia and Oceania) AMEP Research Centre, "Cultures of Learning," Central TAFE, Perth, Australia. Contact AMEP Coordinator, AMEP Research Centre, NCELTR, Macquarie University, North Ryde 2109, Australia, Tel. 61-2-9850-7592, Fax 61-2-9850-7849, E-mail amep@nceltr.mq.edu.au. Web site http://www.nceltr.mq.edu.au/conference/index.html. 6-8. (North America) Second Language Research Forum, "In Search of the 'Zen' of Second Language Acquisition: Examining the Learner at the Crossroads of Language, Culture and Identity," University of Washington, Seattle, USA. E-mail slrf@u.washington.edu. Web site http//students.washington.edu/slrf. 6-7. (North America) Virginia TESOL, "Align, Bridge, Collaborate: The ABC's of Teaching ESOL Students In the Mainstream Classroom," Virginia Western Community College, Roanoke, Virginia, USA. E-mail kuchnoj@vcu.edu. Web site http://www.vatesol.org. 7. (North America) WATESOL, "Pathways to Excellence," Catholic University, Washington, DC, USA. Web site http://www.watesol.org. 7-9. (Asia and Oceania) International Association for World English, "Theory and Application: World English in World Contexts," Chukyo University, Nagoya, Japan, Contact James D'Angelo: E-mail dangelo@lets.chukyo-u.ac.jp. Web site http://we.lets.chukyo-u.ac.jp/iawe2006. 12-15. (North America) MexTESOL, "Reflecting on our Teaching," Poliforun Leon Congresos y Exposiciones, León, Guanajuato, Mexico. Contact Guadalupe Gómez Martín, Carretera a Huimilpan #1104 casa 53 Col. Monte Blanco,Qro, Querétaro, 76087, Tel. 01-442-183-3931, E-mail guagomez@yahoo.com.mx. Web site www.mextesol.org.mx. 13-16. (Central and South America) ASOCOPI, "Language Policies and Classroom Realities: Bridging the Gap," Colegio Champagnat, Ibagué, Colombia. E-mail asocopi@yahoo.com. Web site http://www.asocopi.org. 20-21. (North America) Michigan Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (MITESOL), "All A's in the Classroom: Preparing ESL Teachers and Learners," Central Michigan University, Mt. Plesant, Michigan, USA. Contact Susan Dyste, Tel. 989-774-1201, E-mail dyste1se@cmich.edu. Web site http://www.mitesol.org. 26-28. (North America) TexTESOL, "Focusing on the Ability to Learn," Omni Southpark & Marriott South, Austin, Texas, USA. E-mail contact@textesol.org. Web site http://www.textesol.org/region3. 27-28. (Europe and Eurasia) Mediterranean Editors and Translators, "International CommunicationPromising Practices," Barcelona, Spain. Contact Mary Ellen Kerans, E-mail metmeeting@gmail.com. Web site http://www.metmeetings.org/pagines/metm06.htm. 27-28. (North America) Colorado TESOL, "CoTESOL: Thirty Years of Advancing ESL," Renaissance Denver Hotel, Denver, Colorado, USA. E-mail larry.fisher@colorado.edu. Web site http://www.colorado.edu/iec/cotesol. 28-29. (Asia and Oceania) Korea TESOL 2006, "Advancing ELT: Empowering Teachers, Empowering Learners," Sookmyung Women's University, Seoul, South Korea. E-mail KOTESOL2006@gmail.com. Web site http://www.kotesol.org/conference/international/2006. 28. (North America) PennTESOL-East, "Reaching Out From Language Classrooms to Home, Community, and the World," Bucks County Community College, Newtown, Pennsylvania, USA. Contact Cheri Micheau, Tel. 215-222-0944, E-mail phoebejack@aol.com. Web site http://www.penntesoleast.org. |