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							Power, Difference and Identity: The Local and the Global June 3-7, 2002 Towson University Co-sponsored by: Howard University's Women's Studies Program and African-American Women's Center and Curriculum Transformation Project, University of Maryland, College Park ******************** 2002 Institute Application Form SPEAKERS VALENTINE MOGHADAM** - Transnational Feminist Networks: The Local and the Global - Gendered Causes & Consequences of Religious Movements BONNIE T. DILL & LYNN WEBER - The Intersections of Race, Class & Gender EVELYN TORTON BECK & LEE KNEFELKAMP - Sexuality and Difference in Cross-Cultural Perspective DEBORAH ROSENTFELT - Internationalizing the Curriculum SUE ROSSER - Building Inclusive Science: Taking Race and Gender into Account - Re-engineering Female-Friendly Science WALDA KATZ FISHERMAN - Unveiling the Realities of Class NATALIE SOKOLOFF - Multicultural Perspectives on Domestic Violence INSTITUTE THEMES Gender, religion and social change in the Middle East Teaching the intersections of race, class, gender and sexuality Realities of Class: Unveiling class privilege and inequality The challenges and promises of multicultural education Women and electronic media/electronic media and curriculum transformation Resources and strategies for internationalizing the study of women and gender Sexuality and difference in cross cultural perspective Race and gender in the teaching of the sciences Constructing masculinity Syllabus revision and transformation: Lessons from colleagues Transnational feminist networks COSTS Total institute cost is $550, which includes a daily breakfast & lunch, reading materials, and June 3rd reception. Payment may by made either by Visa, Mastercard or check. Make all checks payable to NCCTRW. Payment schedule is as follows: $100 non-refundable deposit due by March 1, 2002 (if no spaces are available, deposits will be fully refunded). $550 total fee due by April 15, 2002. ACCOMMODATIONS The institute will be held at: The Burkshire Marriott Conference Hotel 10 West Burke Avenue Towson, Maryland, 21204 Telephone: 410.324.8100 Fax: 410.324.8199 Accommodations have been arranged as follows:: One-bedroom suite - $109.00 per night Participants who would like a one-bedroom suite should contact the Burkshire Marriott directly to reserve a room. Two-bedroom suite - $119.00 per night Participants who would like to share a two-bedroom suite should indicate this on the application form, and NCCTRW will pair participants and reserve a two-bedroom suite on your behalf. If there is a roommate preference, please indicate that person's name on the application form. All rooms have a fully-equipped kitchen, dining and sitting area, washer and dryer, bathroom, television, iron, and hair dryer. Please note: All hotel costs are separate from institute costs. Each participant is responsible for full payment and settlement directly with the hotel at check-out time.* APPLICATION PROCESS *COMPLETE APPLICATION FORM* 2002 Institute Application Form *SUBMIT APPLICATION & DEPOSIT* $100 non-refundable deposit due by March 1, 2002 (if no spaces are available, deposits will be fully refunded). Applications may be submitted by: Telephone (with credit card only): 410.704.5457 (9:00 - 2:00 Eastern Standard Time) Fax (with credit card only): 410.704.3469 Mail: NCCTRW, 317 Lida Lee Tall, 8000 York Road, Towson, Maryland 21252 E-mail (with credit card only): Copy application form and save as Word document; e-mail to ncctrw@towson.edu. *SUBMIT REMAINDER OF INSTITUTE FEE* $550 total fee due by April 15, 2002. **************************************** Previous Summer Institutes on Curriculum Transformation** Click here to view the Photos from the 2000 Summer Institute Click here to read information on previous Barbados Summer Institutes Click here to read information on Barbados (The location of the 2000 & 2001 Summer Institutes)