SCUTREA: : 2019

Thursday, April 11, 2019

SCUTREA Conference 2019 - Booking Now Open

For details of packages and to make your booking, please go to: https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/education/events/2018-19/scutrea.aspx

Please note that “early bird” reduced fees are only available until the end of Sunday 5 May 2019.

If you have any queries, please contact a member of the Events Teams soeevents@nottingham.ac.uk

The theme of SCUTREA this year is “Adult Education 100: Reflections & Reconstructions”.

Stephen Brookfield will give a keynote on ‘Recommending Contention: Reflections from Trumpland on the 1919 Report's call for “discussion of controversial questions”’, and there will be nearly fifty papers and workshops.

We look forward to welcoming you to Nottingham in July.

SCUTREA 2018 Conference

Our 2018 conference theme is 'Lifelong Learning and the Pedagogy of Hope' and will take place at the University of Sheffield's Hotel and Conference
Centre from Tuesday 17th to Thursday 19th July
2018.

We welcome proposals for papers, symposia, posters and
roundtable presentations on questions related to the conference theme and one of
its strands. We welcome in particular proposals that examine the work of the
widest range of providers engaged in adult education, including lower level
learning and professional qualifications, recognising that the transformative
power of a University education is first harnessed in many different settings.
To download the full Call for Papers please visit: http://goo.gl/4iTajg

Introduction to SCUTREA

SCUTREA
SCUTREA was established in 1971 as a network of adult educators involved in researching and teaching adults. Initially members were drawn from university adult education departments throughout the United Kingdom. Today, with the broad spread of lifelong learning activities and international interest in adult education the membership is diverse which makes our annual international conferences very interesting and lively events. We have regular and close contact with colleagues from Australia, Canada and the US, and individual members provide strong links with the European Studies for Research in Adult Education.
Conference
SCUTREA holds a three day conference each year, usually in early July, the proceedings of which are refereed and published. Students and participants interested in research but not research active are also welcome. For details of past and current conferences click the Conferences tab. If you are interested in organising seminars and other events with SCUTREA please let our Chair know.
Awards
We make a number of awards for the best student paper, and papers focusing on social justice, international or comparative issues. We also have an award for small scale research. For further details click the Awards tab.
Membership
We have three types of membership, institutional, individual and 'Friends of SCUTREA' for those who have retired. Benefits include preferential NIACE Journal Subscription rates for Adults Learning and Studies in Education of Adults, book discounts and SCUTREA conference discount. For further details click the Membership tab or contact Olivia Harrison, our Membership Secretary.
Officers
Elected members take honorary positions for three years and our current council is as follows:
Chairperson: Nalita James, University of Leicester Treasurer: Ellen Boeren, University of Edinburgh Secretary: Nicola Dickson, Glasgow University
Membership Secretary: Olivia Harrison, University of Sheffield Communication Officer: Wayne Bailey, University of Huddersfield Click the Contacts tab for contact officer details, and click the contact us tab to send us news and information that you would like added to our web site or Twitter feed @SCUTREA14.
Library and Links
For copies of the SCUTREA constitution, past editions of SCOOP, links to adult education sites and resources click the Library and Links tabs above.

Registered Charity Number: 1052349

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Thursday, April 11, 2019

SCUTREA Conference 2019 - Booking Now Open

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