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Teaching Social Studies TEACHING SOCIAL STUDIES A Joint Publication of the New York and New Jersey State Councils for the Social Studies Teaching Social Studies/Volume 19, No. 1, Winter/Spring 2019 Teaching Social Studies: Vol. 19, No. 1, Winter-Spring 2019 NJCSS Executive Board NYSCSS Executive Board NYS4A Executive Board Teaching Social Studies Board President: Joseph Orlak Laura Mecca-Retzlaff, President: Lisa Kissinger Fred Cotterell, NJCSS Vice President: Michael President Vice-President: Terrance Kathy DeForge, NYS4A Kenduck Thomas Michalek, McCarthy, Ed.D. Arlene Gardner, NJCSS Treasurer: Kaitlyn Mahaffey President-Elect Secretary: Joann Peters Mark Pearcy, editor Secretary: Christine Gehringer April Francis, Vice- Alan Singer, associate editor Exec. Director: Hank Bitten President Timothy Potts, Treasurer Tim Lent, Secretary Lisa Kissinger, NYS4A President Paul W. Gold, Ed. D., Past President Teaching Social Studies is distributed digitally to members of NYSCSS, NYS4A, and NJCSS. It provides opportunities for the presentation of divergent opinions by social studies educators. The views expressed do not represent the official position of the councils. For information or to submit articles, contact: Mark Pearcy (editor and NJ representative) at [email protected] or Alan Singer (NYS representative) at [email protected]. Teaching Social Studies Advisory Committee: Jeannette Balantic, Garden City (NY) CSD; Fred Cotterell, Michael Farber, Valley View MS, Denville, NJ; William Fernekes, Rutgers University; Arlene Gardner, Rutgers University; Charlie Gifford, Farnsworth MS, Guilderland, NY; Jill Gradwell, Buffalo (NY) State College; John Gunn, Queens College-CUNY; Andrea Libresco, Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY; Norman Markowitz, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ; Michael Pezone, High School for Law Enforcement, Queens, NY; Errol Putman, SUNY-Geneseo; Gloria Sesso, Patchogue-Medford (NY) CSD; Kevin Sheehan, Molloy College, Rockville Centre, NY; Linda Swerdlow, Drew University, Madison, NJ. New York State Council for the Social Studies and New York State Social Studies Supervisors Association (www.nyscss.org). The New York State Council for the Social Studies (NYSCSS) is a professional association of teachers and supervisors at the elementary, secondary, college and university levels. Membership is open to all persons who teach, supervise, develop curricula, engage in research, or are otherwise concerned with social studies education. Founded in 1938, the NYSCSS has been one of the largest and most active affiliates of the National Council for the Social Studies. The New York State Social Studies Supervisors Association is an affiliated organization. New Jersey Council for the Social Studies, c/o New Jersey Civic and Law-Related Education, Rutgers University, Busch Campus, 640 Bartholomew Rd., Suite 103-105, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (www.njcss.org) The NJCSS is the only statewide association in New Jersey devoted solely to social studies education. A major goal and accomplishment of the NJCSS has been to bring together educators from all social studies disciplines, including history, economics, political science, sociology, geography, anthropology, and psychology. Our members are elementary, intermediate, secondary and college educators as well as other professionals who share the commitment to the social studies. Together, NJCSS members work toward a better understanding of the social studies and its importance in developing responsible participation in social, political, and economic life. Advertising rate per issue: Institutional subscription rate: Full page $500 Half page $300 Quarter page $200 United States $25 Foreign $35 Single copy $15 Editorial reviewers, Hofstra University: Tina Abbatiello, Arwa Alhumaiden, Ashley Balgobind, Melissa Banks, Jaffrey Barakat, Megan Bernth, Alyssa Knipfing, Haihan Lao, Olivia LaRocca, Mark Nuccio, John Paris, Marie Pusateri, Steven Rosino, Jackson Spear, Mark Vasco 2 Teaching Social Studies: Vol. 19, No. 1, Winter-Spring 2019 Teaching Social Studies Editorial Board Mark Pearcy, Executive Editor Rider University Christine Baron Teachers College, Columbia University Rebecca Macon Bidwell University of Alabama-Birmingham Jeremiah Clabough University of Alabama-Birmingham James Daly Seton Hall University Charles Elfer Clayton State University Thomas Fallace William Paterson University Bill Gaudelli Lehigh University Steve Gregor Principal, Orchard Valley Middle School, Sewell, New Jersey Brandon Haas Plymouth State University Eileen Heddy The College of New Jersey Casey T. Jakubowski State University of New York-Albany Ricky Mullins Virginia Tech University James Nunez University of Alabama-Birmingham Natalie Keefer University of Lousiana-Lafayette Jiwon Kim Monmouth University Mark Kissling Penn State University Christopher Martell Boston University Andrea Menger Kent State University Alan Singer Hofstra University Scott Roberts Central Michigan University Greg Samuels University of Montevallo Sandra Schmidt Teachers College, Columbia University Nefertari Yancie University of Alabama-Birmingham 3 Teaching Social Studies: Vol. 19, No. 1, Winter-Spring 2019 Conferences 2019 NYSCSS/NYS4A Annual March 7-9, 2019 Convention Albany Capital Center NJCSS Annual Fall Conference One Small Step for Mankind and One Giant Leap for Educators! Monday, October 21, 2019 Busch Student Center – Rutgers University Announcements will be posted in March 2019 NCSS/CUFA 99th Annual Conference November 22-24, 2019 Austin, TX Austin Convention Center (Headquarter Hotel: JW Marriott Austin) NCSS/CUFA Future Conferences 2020 – Dec. 4-6 - Washington, D.C. 2021 – Nov. 19-21 – Minneapolis 2022 – Dec. 2-4 - Philadelphia NCHE Annual Conference Exercising Power: Individuals and Institutions in History Washington, D.C. Crystal Gateway Marriott March 14-16, 2019 Keynote Speaker: Bettany Hughes Engaging Programs at the NJ Vietnam March 2019 - "Civil Rights and Liberties during the Vietnam War" War Memorial and Museum in Keynote: MaryBeth Tinker (Tinker v. 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