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Advancing Knowledge, Enhancing Lives a Vision for Children and Families Advancing Knowledge, Enhancing Lives A Vision for Children and Families Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute 50th Anniversary Symposium May 24 & 25, 2016 The William and Ida Friday Center for Continuing Education The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill PANTONE CMYK 360 542 374 29 64 51 0 4 20 C C C 72 100 5 0 0 0 To Presenters and Guests, Sponsors Welcome to the FPG Advancing Knowledge, Enhancing Lives symposium. We planned this symposium as part of We are grateful for the support of our generous sponsors. Their investment in our 50th anniversary our 50th anniversary celebration, although our goal goes far beyond the work of FPG. The symposium is organized symposium is a testament to their commitment to improving the lives of children and families within around three focus areas in which FPG investigators have made primary contributions in the past: early care and North Carolina, across the nation, and around the world. The ideas and opinions expressed by symposium education; race, ethnicity, linguistic and cultural diversity; and children with disabilities and their families. National presenters and participants are theirs alone. Our sponsors do not necessarily endorse any policies or leaders in these areas will reflect on past work as well as the current state of the field in research, knowledge utiliza- positions set forth during this symposium. tion (i.e., professional development, implementation science, and technical assistance), and social policy. Small group sessions will allow you to engage these leaders in discussion about points raised in their papers and to offer points of your own. The papers also will set the context for a very important set of discussions we will have on the second day of the symposium, which will focus on future directions for research, knowledge utilization, and social policy in each of our focus areas. Our primary goal for this symposium is to set the agenda for future work in each of these areas. And, to achieve this goal, we will need each participant to reflect on the ideas and information presented, engage in discussion with the speakers, and be bold in thinking about next steps for the field. Great appreciation goes to all the individuals who have helped this symposium come about. Don Stedman was the leading and early advocate for the 50th anniversary events, and Stephanie Ridley has been the primary coordina- tor par excellence. The 50th Anniversary Symposium Planning Committee members jointly planned the structure and content of the symposium. The 50th Anniversary Honorary Committee members provided broad support and leadership that has allowed the symposium to happen. The national leaders have offered up their expertise and expe- rience in the papers they will be presenting. And, in advance, we thank all of you as participants, who offer your time, thought, and engagement in this process. We look forward to this being a stimulating, provocative, and interesting two days; but more importantly, we are hoping the outcome will contribute to future directions for the field—which will in turn advance knowledge and enhance lives for many years to come. —Sam Odom, FPG Director 50th Anniversary Platinum ($50,000) Ken Dodge & Claudia Jones Symposium Planning 50th Anniversary Vice Chancellor for Research, Frank & Renee Floyd The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Tommy & Donna Haddock Committee Honorary Committee Ron & Susann Haskins Silver ($10,000) Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust Karen Blase Sandra Wilcox Conway, Co-Chair Olson Huff The Annie E. Casey Foundation David Lawrence, Jr. Thomas W. Lambeth, Co-Chair Verla Insko Goodnight Educational Foundation North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation Donna Bryant Skeebo Foundation North Carolina Pediatric Society Howard N. Lee, Co-Chair David Lawrence, Jr. Samuel L. Odom Peg Burchinal Robert Ashley Matty Lazo-Chadderton Bronze ($5,000) James M. Perrin Dick Clifford ChildTrust Foundation Don & Helen Stedman Elizabeth Benefield Zoe W. Locklear Peter & Sandra Conway Shannon Vickery & Jeff Agricola Mary Ruth Blackwell Coleman Elizabeth Pungello Bruno William R. McNeal Leon & Renee Kaplan Fund, The Winston-Salem Foundation New Voices Foundation Friends (up to $999) Lynne Kahn Bruce A. Cairns Evelyn K. Moore PNC Financial Services Group Donna Bryant & Don Stanford Peggy Cook Carter James M. Perrin RTI International Peggy Cook Carter Sam Odom Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Joan C. Danaher Mary Ruth Blackwell Coleman William A. Shore Tom & Donna Lambeth Peter Ornstein Ray Ellis Donald J. Stedman Champions ($1,000) Evelyn K. Moore A.J. Fletcher Foundation Karen W. Ponder Barbara Wasik Susan Ellis Virginia Ross Taylor Brady Education Foundation David & Stephanie Maher Ridley Bill Fletcher Shannon Vickery Brookes Publishing Co. Sue Russell & Bob Konrad Pam Winton Lanier Cansler, Cansler Collaborative Resources John & Barbara Hanna Wasik William C. Harrison Richard T. Williams Philip & Mary Ruth Blackwell Coleman The Winer Family Foundation Ron Haskins Teresa Holland Williams Floor Plan Presenters, Facilitators, & Panelists The William and Ida Friday Center for Continuing Education Oscar A. Barbarin Iheoma Iruka Wilson H. Elkins Distinguished Professor, Director of Research and Evaluation, Departments of African American Studies and Psychology, Buffett Early Childhood Institute, University of Nebraska University of Maryland, College Park Jacqueline Jones W. Steven Barnett President and CEO, Foundation for Child Development Board of Governors Professor and Director of the National Institute for Early Education Research, Rutgers University Christina M. Kasprzak Scientist, Barbara T. Bowman Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Irving B. Harris Professor of Child Development, Erikson Institute Christy Kavulic Associate Division Director, Early Childhood Team, Research to Practice Division, Office of Special Education Programs, Jennifer Brooks U.S. Department of Education Senior Program Officer, Early Learning, Gates Foundation Ivelisse Martinez-Beck Elizabeth Pungello Bruno Senior Social Science Research Analyst and Child Care Research President, Brady Education Foundation Team Leader, Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation, Donna M. Bryant Administration for Children and Families Senior Scientist, Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Joan McLaughlin Commissioner, National Center for Special Education Research, Margaret R. Burchinal U.S. Department of Education Senior Scientist, Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Allison J. Metz Senior Scientist, Natasha J. Cabrera Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Professor and Director, Family Involvement Laboratory, University of Maryland, College Park Samuel L. Odom Director and Senior Scientist, Judith J. Carta Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Professor and Senior Scientist, Juniper Gardens Children’s Project, University of Kansas Craig T. Ramey Professor of Psychology, Pediatrics & Human Development and Dina C. Castro Distinguished Scholar, Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute Professor and Velma E. Schmidt Endowed Chair in Early Childhood Education, University of North Texas, Denton Patricia Snyder Professor and Director, Anita Zucker Center for Excellence in Early Childhood Studies, Richard M. Clifford University of Florida Senior Scientist Emeritus, Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Ann Turnbull Ross and Marianna Beach Distinguished Professor Emerita, Mary Ruth Blackwell Coleman The University of Kansas Senior Scientist Emerita, Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Rud Turnbull Ross and Marianna Beach Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Linda M. Espinosa The University of Kansas Professor Emeritus of Early Childhood Education, Adjunct Professor, School of Education, University of Missouri, Columbia The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Jim Hansen Regional President for Eastern North Carolina, PNC Bank Pamela J. Winton Senior Scientist, Ron Haskins Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Senior Fellow and Co-Director, Center on Children and Families, Deborah A. Ziegler The Brookings Institution Director, Policy and Advocacy, Council for Exceptional Children Marilou Hyson Consultant, Early Childhood Development and Education Adjunct Professor, College of Education and Human Development, University of Massachusetts Boston Tuesday, May 24 Wednesday, May 25 7:45-8:30 AM Registration and Poster Display Atrium 7:45-8:30 AM Registration and Poster Display Atrium 8:30-10:00 AM Welcome and Keynote Address Grumman Auditorium 8:30-8:45 AM Welcome Grumman Auditorium Opening Remarks—Sam Odom Opening Remarks—Sam Odom Keynote Address—Jacqueline Jones 8:45-10:30 AM Children with Disabilities and Their Families Grumman Auditorium 10:00 AM Refreshment Break Atrium Sam Odom, Facilitator Research—Judy Carta 10:30 AM-12:15 PM Early Care and Education Grumman Auditorium Knowledge Utilization—Pam Winton Steve Barnett, Facilitator Policy—Rud Turnbull Research—Craig Ramey Knowledge Utilization—Marilou Hyson 10:30 AM Refreshment Break Atrium Policy—Ron Haskins 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Children with Disabilities and Their Families Breakout Sessions 12:15 PM Lunch Trillium Research—Judy Carta & Pat Snyder Sunflower Knowledge Utilization— Dogwood 1:15-2:15 PM Early Care and Education Breakout Sessions Pam Winton, Christina Kasprzak, & Ann Turnbull Research—Craig Ramey & Peg Burchinal Sunflower Policy—Rud Turnbull & Deborah Ziegler Redbud Knowledge Utilization—Marilou Hyson, Donna Bryant, & Allison Metz Dogwood
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