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Home 2012 Teaching and Learning Conference Program Washington, DC February 17, 2012-February 19, 2012   Registration information » General Schedule Schedule at a Glance Welcome & Opening Remarks G. Bingham Powell, APSA President Michael Brintnall, APSA Kimberly Mealy, APSA Pi Sigma Alpha Keynote Address Kathleen Hall Jamieson, University of Pennsylvania Papers Presenters will be soon contacted with instructions for electronically posting papers and presentations. To view the papers that are scheduled to be presented in each track, please see the Track Schedule (below) and click on the Track titles. Track Schedule Please note that track and session details, descriptions, participants, and paper titles are subject to change. Please rely on this online version for the most current information. Track: Civic Engagement I       [view details] Track: Civic Engagement II: Experiential Learning       [view details] Track: Conflict and Conflict Resolution       [view details] Track: Core Curriculum/General Education       [view details] Track: Curricular and Program Assessment       [view details] Track: Diversity, Inclusiveness, and Equality       [view details] Track: Graduate Education       [view details] Track: Integrating Technology in the Classroom       [view details] Track: Internationalizing the Curriculum       [view details] Track: Simulations and Role Play I: American Politics and Institutions       [view details] Track: Simulations and Role Play II: International Relations and Comparative Politics       [view details] Track: Teaching and Learning at Community Colleges       [view details] Track: Teaching Political Theory and Theories       [view details] Track: Teaching Research Methods       [view details] Workshops Please note that workshop details, descriptions, participants, and titles are subject to change. Please rely on this online version for the most current information. Track: Workshop: Civic Education and Engagement       [view details] Track: Workshop: Classroom and Program Assessment       [view details] Track: Workshop: Integrating Technology in the Classroom       [view details] Track: Workshop: Teaching Public Policy Topics       [view details] Track: Workshop: Professional Development       [view details] Track: Workshop: Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)       [view details] Track: Workshop: Simulations and Role Play       [view details] Track: Workshop: Teaching Campaigns and Elections       [view details] Other Events Short Course: SC 1^ Accessible Cyberlearning in Political Science: The Basics and Beyond       [view details]