In this newsletter:
- Admin Office to be Closed June 3 & 4
- Dr. Jane Preston as Guest Editor of Antistasis
- Publications
- Call for Chapter Proposals
- Hurrahs!
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ADMIN OFFICE TO BE CLOSED JUNE 3 & 4
The administrative office of the Faculty (MH 402) will be closed Wednesday, June 3 and Thursday June 4, so that administrative staff can attend Mental Health First Aid training. The course was developed by the Mental Health Commission of Canada and teaches first aid skills to help someone who is developing mental health problems or is experiencing a mental health crisis. We apologize for any inconvenience as our staff participate in this important training.
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DR. JANE PRESTON AS GUEST EDITOR OF ANITISTASIS
Jane Preston was the guest editor of the latest issue of Antistasis, a University of New Brunswick peer-reviewed journal. The issue is devoted to the topic of educational leadership. You can check out the issue here.
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PUBLICATIONS
RE-PUBLICATION OF ARTICLE BY DR. TIM GODDARD
A recent article by Dr. Tim Goddard, ‘A Tangled Path: Negotiating Leadership for, in, of, and with Diverse Communities’ has been re-published in the Cultural Diversity and Race in Education collection.
This year’s American Educational Research Association annual meeting theme was Culture, Language and Heritage in Education Research and Praxis. To complement this, Routledge have put together a collection of over 100 articles based on Cultural Diversity and Race in Education, including Dr. Goddard’s article.
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CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS
Editors invite chapter proposals for a book with a focus on the narrative of those involved in teacher preparation and new teachers. Tentatively titled Readiness for the Field: Perspectives from within the Triangle of Teacher Education, this compilation of essays is designed to capture the intricacies involved in preparing pre-service teacher educators for the field. The deadline for proposal submissions is 27-July-2015. Details can be found in the attached.
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HURRAHS! MED IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
Congratulations to Julie Gagnon on completion of her Master in School Administration with Université de Moncton! 
BEST RESEARCH PAPER
A paper by Dr. Ray Doiron and Marlene Asselin titled Ethical dilemmas for researchers working in international contexts has been accepted to the International Association for School Librarianship annual conference to be held in Masstricht, The Netherlands, at the end of June. This paper has also been awarded the Best Research Paper at the Conference Award! Congratulations Ray and Marlene!
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