Thursday, April 25, 2013

Petrosino and Gustafson (2013). STEM Integration in a Research Based Engineering Curriculum Using Enacted and Prescribed Frames

The following is the acceptance letter for a presentation I will be making in San Francisco this weekend at the American Education Research Association. The session is entitled "Conditions for Establishing and Promoting Collaborative Research in STEM Learning Ecologies" and was organized by Professor Stephanie Knight (Penn State). My paper is titled "STEM Integration in a Research Based Engineering Curriculum Using Enacted and Prescribed Frames" and is co-authored with my colleague Katherine A. Gustafson. -Dr. Petrosino 

STEM Integration in a Research-Based Engineering Curriculum Using Enacted and Prescribed Frames
Paper Type: Roundtable Presentation
Unit / Sub Unit: Division C - Learning and Instruction / Section 1d: Science
Paper Role: Author
In Session: Conditions for Establishing and Promoting Collaborative Research in STEM Learning Ecologies
Scheduled Time: Sat Apr 27 2013, 12:00 to 1:30pmBuilding/Room: Sir Francis Drake / Empire



Dear Stephanie Knight,

I am pleased to inform you that the session submission, "Conditions for Establishing and Promoting Collaborative Research in STEM Learning Ecologies," submitted for consideration for the 2013 AERA Annual Meeting has been accepted, as a roundtable session. Congratulations on this accomplishment. AERA received more than 13,000 submissions this year. To ensure the highest quality sessions at the Annual Meeting, your submission was reviewed by highly qualified reviewers serving on a review panel constituted by the Division C - Learning and Instruction/Section 1d: Science. Reviewers' comments are now available on the All Academic System for your use.  To view comments, type www.aera.net into your web-browser.  Click ‘login’ at the top of the screen, and after entering your username and password, click on ‘My AERA’ located at the top of the screen.  Scroll down to 2013 Annual Meeting Online Portal and click on ‘Track Your Submission’.  Underneath the Submitter Menu, cli
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Cordially,

Kristen Renn
AERA General Program Chair