Hawai‘i Educational Research Association

Keynote Speaker:

Roger Goddard

Roger D. Goddard, Ph.D. is the Novice G. Fawcett Chair in Educational Administration and a Professor at The Ohio State University in the Department of Educational Studies. Professor Goddard’s research examines school leadership and its impact on instructional improvement and student learning. He also focuses on the meaning, measure and impact of school climate, especially collective efficacy beliefs and social trust in groups. His most recent funded project involved leading the development of a new staff opinion survey for the State of Victoria in Australia, which is now used to provide reports for use in ongoing school improvement efforts to over 1500 schools across Victoria. Professor Goddard earned a bachelor’s degree with honors from the Fisher College of Business at The Ohio State University during which time he was an exchange student at Oxford University. He earned a master’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Education, and M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from The Ohio State University College of Education and Human Ecology.

Program

8:00a – 8:30a	Registration and Breakfast/Refreshments Seasonal Cubed Fresh Fruit Tray, Assorted Breakfast Breads, Bagels, Cream Cheese, Butter and Assorted Jellies, Chilled Juice, Freshly Brewed Starbucks® Coffee and Decaffeinated Coffee, Tazo® Herbal and Non-Herbal Teas to include Decaffeinated Tea with Hot Water	Campus Center Ballroom
8:30a – 9:00a	Plenary Session Welcome Introduction of Conference Sponsors HERA Officers and Board of Directors COE and CRDG Representative(s) Announcements 2019 Peter Dunn-Rankin Graduate Student Waiver Recipients 2019 ASUH UHM Undergraduate Researcher Waiver Recipients 2019 Distinguished Paper Award	Campus Center Ballroom
9:00a – 9:25a	Session I for Presentations and Symposia	Campus Center Rooms 307–310
9:30a – 9:55a	Session II for Presentations and Symposia	Campus Center Rooms 307–310
10:00a –10:15a	Refreshment Break Freshly Brewed Starbucks® Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and Tazo® Herbal and Non-Herbal Teas to include Decaffeinated Tea with Hot Water	Campus Center Ballroom
10:15a – 11:15a	Keynote Address Roger Goddard Social Capital: More Important to Instructional Improvement and Student Learning than Money	Campus Center Ballroom
11:15a –11:30a	Break	Campus Center Ballroom
11:30a – 11:55a	Session III for Presentations and Symposia	Campus Center Rooms 307–310
12:00p – 12:25p	Session IV for Presentations and Symposia	Campus Center Rooms 307–310
12:30p – 1:15p	Lunch Catered by Pig and the Lady Choice of sandwich: Pho French dip or Lemongrass tofu dip Green papaya salad and iced tea	Campus Center Ballroom
1:15p – 1:40p	Session V for Presentations	Campus Center Rooms 307–310
1:45p –2:10p	Session VI for Presentations	Campus Center Rooms 307–310
2:15p –2:30p	Refreshment Break Freshly Brewed Starbucks® Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and Tazo® Herbal and Non-Herbal Teas to include Decaffeinated Tea with Hot Water	Campus Center Ballroom
2:30p – 2:55p	Session VII for Presentations	Campus Center Ballroom
3:15p – 4:15p	HERA Membership Meeting Election of 2019 Officers and Board of Directors	Campus Center Lobby, 2nd Floor

Conference Fees

	Regular Registration up to December 15, 2018 4:00 pm HST	Late Registration after December 15, 2018 4:00 pm HST
Member	$80.00	$130.00
Non Member	$100.00	$130.00

2019 Peter Dunn-Rankin Graduate Student Waiver Program
Up to 5 available

The Peter Dunn-Rankin Graduate Student Waiver program is geared to encourage graduate students whose goals are to contribute to educational research in Hawai‘i. Graduate students need not be members of a school or college of education. Students from all disciplines are welcome. Up to five total waivers will be awarded on December 6, 2018 for registration to the 2019 HERA Conference.

Criteria for Graduate Student

* Must be at least a half-time student in good standing at any institution of higher education.
* Student is responsible for own membership fee ($10).
* Must submit a personal statement by 4pm HST, November 26, 2018.
* Be reachable via email on December 6, 2018 for notification of waiver award.
* Accept award by December 11, 2018.
* Become a 2018 member to HERA.
* Can not have been a Dunn-Rankin Graduate Student waiver recipient in the past two years.

Personal Statement Guidelines

Craft a personal statement no more than 500 words and submit the statement to herainfo@hawaii.edu by November 26, 2018. Acceptable formats for the documents are .doc, .rtf, .pdf or pasted into the email. Please address the following two guiding questions in the personal statement:
1. What do you consider the biggest challenges in Hawai‘i's educational system?
2. How do you envision HERA can positively contribute to policy, practice, accountability, assessment, etc. in education?

Please direct all questions to herainfo@hawaii.edu, or call Truc Nguyen at 808-956-6507.

Conference fees include refreshments and lunch, if received before our lunch reservation deadline of December 15, 2018 at 4pm HST. Registration after December 15, 2018 carries no guarantee of lunch. For more information, write to herainfo@hawaii.edu, or call Michael-Brian Ogawa at 808-956-5069 or Truc Nguyen 808-956-6507.

You may cancel or transfer your registration by January 15, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. HST. Cancellations after January 15, 2019 and no-shows are subject to a $30 processing fee.

Hawai`i Educational Research Association

41st Annual Conference
Venue: Campus Center, UH Manoa
Date: Saturday, January 26, 2019

Sponsored by
Curriculum Research & Development Group, College of Education, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa

Roger Goddard