Calendar of Events

Date, Location and TimeEventDescriptionContact
June 2-4, 2000
Vancouver, BC
Canada
The 41st Annual Adult Education Research ConferenceFor the first time in North America, five international research groups will assemble to report on a discuss the most recent research in adult education. Theme: The Right Questions: Researching in a New Century





Also see call for papers due Sept. 30, 1999.

Thomas J. Stork
Department of Educational Studies
University of British Columbia
2125 Main Mall
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4 Canada
p: (604) 822-5702
email: tom.sork@ubc.ca

http://www.educ.ubc.ca /edst.aerc

March 30 -
April 1, 2000
Arlington,VA
16th Annual Association for International Agricultural and Extension Education ConferenceTheme: Partnership in the Private Sector


Also see call for papers due Sept. 15, 1999.

http://ag.arizona.edu/aed /aiaee/index.htm
Feb 23-27, 2000
Parsippany, NJ
Mid-Atlantic Direct Marketing Conference 2000The conference will include tours on the 23rd and 24th, and the training and main conference agenda will be held on the 25th and 26th. The conference will provide an opportunity to exchange ideas and marketing strategies and interact with policy makers.http://www.cook.ru tgers.edu/~agecon/ madmc.htm

Dr. Govindasamy
(732) 932-9171, ext. 254

November 19-20
Lincoln, NE
North Central Region SARE's Marketing ConferenceThe conference will help farmers and ranchers develop skills and supportive relationships that will allow them to create and sustain successful new marketing ventures.Lisa Bauer
(402) 472-0265
email: lbauer2@unl.edu

http://www.unl.edu /conted/acpp/sare

October 20-23
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
The Fourth Biennial Meeting for the North American Chapter of the International Farming Systems AssociationConference Title: Sustaining Agriculture in the 21st Century: "Thinking Outside the Box"www.oac.uoguelph.ca/
FSR/
Oct. 12-15
St. Louis, Missouri
Second National Small Farm ConferenceTheme: Building Partnerships for the 21st Centuryhttp://www.luce.lin colnu.edu/nsfc
Oct. 10-12
Holiday Inn-Lubbock Plaza
Lubbock, TX
Unity in Agricultural Awareness ConferenceThis is a national conference aimed at bringing together all agricultural awareness groups in an effort to create a unified voice for the agricultural awareness efforts and provide an unparalleled information outlet for media and educators.Wendy Whalen
(806)742-2818
email: wendy_whalen@
hotmail.com
September 30 is due date.Call for papers for 41st Annual Adult Education Research ConferenceProposals are invited for papers, research, round-tables and symposia on any aspect of adult education. Proposals that address the conference theme are encouraged but relationship to the theme is not a criterion for acceptance. There are three categories for papers: emperical research, model or theory development, and theorizing from the literature.See call for papers at http://www.educ.ubc.
ca/edst/aerc
September 15 is due date.Call for papers for 16th Annual AIAEE ConferenceAIAEE will accept paper proposal summaries related to international agricultural and extension education issues. Topics related to the 2000 conference theme of "Partnership with the Private Sector" are encouraged, but all submissions will be considered. Both research and philosophically-based papers will be considered. In order to submit, you must be an AIAEE member.

Membership Info:
Dr. Steve Jones, AIAEE Treasurer
University of Minnesota
240 Vo Tech Bldg.
1954 Buford Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55108-6078
email: sjones@mes.umn.edu
p: (612)625-1287
f: (612) 625-7031

Submission Info:
Dr. John Richardson
Dept. Of Agricultural and Extension Education
Box 7607
NC State University
Raleigh, NC
27695-7607
email:
john_richard@ncsu.edu
p: (919) 515-2380
f: (919) 515-1965
August 16-21
Berkeley, CA
Sustainable Pathways DesignThis interactive workshop focuses on the practical application of
sustainability principles. A week long exercise will lead you through the process of integrating The Natural Step model, Permaculture design tools and creative thinking techniques in the design of positive solutions.
Joanne Tippett email@holocene.net

http://www.holocene.
Net/workshop/pathways
workshop.htm

Aug 8-13
Tremont Environmental Center, TN
The Rivers Curriculum ProjectTeachers and other professionals interested in working with water testing education are encouraged to attend the training. Trainers are practicing Rivers Project teachers supported by universities and other professionals.River Project
p: (618) 692-3788
f: (618) 692-3359
email: rivers@siue.edu
http://www.siue.edu/
osme/river
Aug 2-7
Edwardsville, IL
The Rivers Curriculum ProjectTeachers and other professionals interested in working with water testing education are encouraged to attend the training. Trainers are practicing Rivers Project teachers supported by universities and other professionals.River Project
p: (618) 692-3788
f: (618) 692-3359
email: rivers@siue.edu
http://www.siue.edu/osme /river
July 25-30
Davenport, IA
The Rivers Curriculum ProjectTeachers and other professionals interested in working with water testing education are encouraged to attend the training. Trainers are practicing Rivers Project teachers supported by universities and other professionals.River Project
p: (618) 692-3788
f: (618) 692-3359
email: rivers@siue.edu
http://www.siue.edu/osme /river
July 18-23
Chicago, IL
The Rivers Curriculum ProjectTeachers and other professionals interested in working with water testing education are encouraged to attend the training. Trainers are practicing Rivers Project teachers supported by universities and other professionals.River Project
p: (618) 692-3788
f: (618) 692-3359
email: rivers@siue.edu
http://www.siue.edu/osme /river
July 5-16
Canada
Summer institute certificate courseThis course focuses on exploring these links between health and the environment in the context of popular education and transformative learning in formal and non formal settings. Cost is $315.00 CDN.For more info or to register call:
(416) 928-0880
July 1
The Ford Foundation
A Request for ProposalsA Request for Proposals has been announced by the Ford Foundation for a short-term organizational development grants for domestic community based forestry projects. Each proposal will need to address three key aspects of the project: social, economic, and environmental.Ford Foundation Community Forestry Initiative
c/o The Aspen Institue
One Dupont CircleNW
Suite 700
Washington DC, 20036

email: forestry@aseninstitute.org
p: (202) 736-3851

http://www.aspeninstitute.org/rural/

June 29-July 1
Kerrville, TX
Gathering of Goat Producers This conference will be the most comprehensive educational event ever offered to the meat goat industry. The event will be coordinated by extension livestock specialist Dr. Rick Machen.Dr. Machen
p: (830) 278-9151
June, 22
Stephenville, TX
Texas A&M Research and Extension Center
Alternative Crops Field Day: Melons and Other Horticultural Crops*Statewide varitey trials: Watermelon and cantaloupe
*Herbicide test on watermelons
*Asparagus varitey trials (second year of harvest)
*Blackberry variety trials (third year of harvest)
*New: A study of rose bushes as a potential alternative crop
Nancy Roe
p: (254) 968-4144

http://stephnville.
tamu.edu/~nroe/

June 16
Etter, TX
North Plains Research Field
Annual North Plains Ag DayEvent will focus on the a couple of modern agriculture's most successful innovations: Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Precision AgricultureThomas Marek
p: (806) 359-5401
email:
t-marek@tamu.edu
June 9-12
Charleston, SC
Environmental Justice: Strengthening the Bridge Between Economic Development and Sustainable CommunitiesThe purpose of this conference is to focus on the dialogue that must
continue to ensure equitable and effective national environmental policy. Participants include federal, state, tribal, elected, and appointed officials; industry, health risk assessment, international, public administration, legal and community representatives.
Charlene Marsh
marshc@musc.edu or call (800) 277-3239 (843) 727-6440
June 5-6
Dallas, TX
8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Samuell Farm Festival
Dairy Day in Dallas
The Dairy Day in Dallas, sponsored by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and supported by the local dairy industry, will be a part of the Samuell Farm Festival. The Dairy Day will be on June 5. Dairy Day is designed to let families show their children where milk really comes from.Fred Burrell, Jr.
(214) 904-3050
f-burrell@tamu.edu

John King
(214) 670-7866, ext. 6

Sustainable Production Systems Index