October 2004 - Vol 64, No.2 - International Technology and ...
October 2004 - Vol 64, No.2 - International Technology and ...
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November 17-19, <strong>2004</strong>DeVilbiss, Binks, <strong>and</strong> Owens CommunityCollege have teamed up topresent a Spray Finishing <strong>Technology</strong>Workshop in Toledo, OH. Classesinclude both classroom <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>s-onsessions. Two Continuing Educationcredits will be awarded. Attendeesshould be involved with industrial,contractor, or maintenance sprayfinishing applications, or sprayequipment sales <strong>and</strong> distribution.Information is available atwww.owens.edu/workforce_cs/index.html; or call 800-466-9367; ore-mail sprayworkshop@netscape.net.November 19, <strong>2004</strong>The Massachusetts <strong>Technology</strong>Education/Engineering Collaborative(MassTEC) will hold its annual conferenceat Fitchburg State College. Theconference theme is “design+build =technology/engineering education.”The keynote speaker will be BrianNationalAeronautics <strong>and</strong>SpaceAdministrationBrenner, a professor at TuftsUniversity. For additional informationplease visit the MassTEC Web sitewww.masstec.org.December 9-11, <strong>2004</strong>The Centre for Learning Research atGriffith University will host the ThirdBiennial <strong>Technology</strong> EducationResearch Conference, which will beheld at the Crowne Plaza Hotel SurfersParadise, Queensl<strong>and</strong>, Australia. Theconference theme is “Learning forInnovation in <strong>Technology</strong> Education.”For information, contact HowardMiddleton, Conference Director, ath.middleton@griffith.edu.au.December 9-11, <strong>2004</strong>The Association for Career <strong>and</strong>Technical Education (ACTE) will holdits annual convention in Las Vegas,NV. Visit www.acteonline.org fordetails.For program information <strong>and</strong> application: http://explorerschools.nasa.govApril 3-5, 2005The 67th Annual ITEA Conference<strong>and</strong> Exhibition, “Preparing the NextGeneration for Technological Literacy,”will be held in Kansas City, MO. Withan entirely new schedule, includingexp<strong>and</strong>ed registration <strong>and</strong> resourcebooth hours, several new networking/social events, <strong>and</strong>, yes, even a freelunch, the Kansas City conferencepromises to be one of the most excitingin years. Visit www.iteawww.orgfor the most up-to-date details.List your State/Province AssociationConference in TTT, TrendScout, <strong>and</strong> onITEA’s Web Calendar. Submit conferencetitle, date(s), location, <strong>and</strong> contactinformation (at least two months priorto journal publication date) toiteapubs@iris.org.NASAExplorerSchoolsInspiring the next generation of explorersBecome a NASA ExplorerSchool <strong>and</strong> partner withNASA to bring exciting<strong>and</strong> unique opportunities toeducators, administrators,students, <strong>and</strong> families.Educator <strong>and</strong> administrator teamswill develop a 3-year partnershipwith NASA <strong>and</strong> receive grants upto $17,500 for their school.The 2005 program will focuson NASA content at Grades 4-9.Application Deadline:January 31, 2005NEWS AND CALENDARTHE TECHNOLOGY TEACHER • <strong>October</strong> <strong>2004</strong> 5
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