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2009 International Adult
and Continuing Education
Hall of Fame Induction
This year the Association for Continuing Higher Education (ACHE) is hosting the Hall’s induction ceremony which will be held at 6:00 p.m. on November 17, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the Sheraton Society Hill Hotel.
We are pleased to announce the inductees for the Class of 2009.
Hal Beder, Lalage Bown, Stephen Brookfield, Rosemary Caffarella, Brian Groombridge, Arnole Hely, Susan Imel, Juanita Johnson-Bailey, Sandra Morrison, Gunder Myran, Michael Newman and Cora W. Stewart
2009 Induction and Symposium
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ACHE’s Annual Conference and Meeting will be from November 15 to 18. For additional conference information please visit their web site at www.acheinc.org/ache2009.
If you are only attending the Hall’s events you do not need to register for the ACHE conference. You are, however, eligible to use the conference hotel registration block and receive the special conference room rate. The group rate is available until October 20 and subject to availability. Detailed information may be found at the ACHE conference information site.
As part of the Symposium, we are asking the inductees to participate in a round table session at 4:15 p.m. This will provide a wonderful opportunity for inductees to meet each other and those Hall of Fame members that will be in attendance. Since the Induction ceremony itself is limited to short remarks, this roundtable will provide others an excellent chance to become acquainted with the wonderful career and service each of you have provided to the field of adult and continuing education.
We are excited about the New Inductee Panel and particularly the highly esteemed new members that will be inducted that evening. We hope your schedule will allow you to join us. Should you have questions, please contact Mitzi McCraw (mitzi@ou.edu or 405-325-6494).
If you plan to attend please be sure to wear your medallion.
"It isn’t what you learn; it’s what you do with what you learn."
-Thomas J. White
Thurman White - a major figure in Oklahoma's history of higher education
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