Mount Aloysius Conference on College Teaching

Conference Update: The Mount Aloysius Conference on College Teaching is going virtual! Please continue to check back for schedule updates. The conference will be held on the same day with the live Keynote Address at 1 p.m.

The Mount Aloysius Conference on College Teaching aims to bring high school and higher education faculty together to foster discourse on student learning, pedagogical approaches and academic, athletic and social engagement.

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Dr. Sara Rutledge, Professor of Education, Conference Chair
42 Chapel
Mount Aloysius College
Cresson, PA 16630
SRutledge@mtaloy.edu

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Information about the Conference

Registration

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Conference registration is $25 for external attendees. The conference is free for Mount Aloysius faculty and academic staff.

Registration includes:

Access to all conference events

Please note: There is no on-site registration. All participants must register online through our website in advance. No refunds will be issued for registration costs.

Presentation Abstracts

Paper Presentation Abstracts

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Keynote Speaker

Lynanne Black, Ph.D., Department of Educational and School Psychology, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Lynanne Black is a certified school psychologist and an associate professor at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP). Black has taught numerous courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels in the areas of educational psychology, learning, behavior, assessment and intervention, and family-school relations.

Upon coming to IUP, Black has taken on several leadership roles, including director of the Child Study Center, internship coordinator, chair of the Department Review Board, and cochair of the Children’s Advisory Commission of Indiana County, all leading to her current position as chair of the department. Furthermore, she served as the mental health consultant to Indiana County Head Start from December 2005 to May 2010.

Black’s areas of interest include preschool assessment, parental involvement in children’s education, school-family partnerships, and emergent literacy