READY OR NOT
Global Challenges, College Learning, and America’s Promise
January 21-24, 2009
Seattle, Washington
Pre-Meeting Symposium on January 21:
SUSTAINABILITY: Place, Responsibilities, and the Curriculum
IMPORTANT HOTEL INFORMATION: December 17, 2008
The Seattle Sheraton has made additional rooms available at the conference rate of $173. Please note that only double/double rooms are available (i.e., no king rooms). Please be sure that you select "2 double beds" when asked for "bed type" in the online reservations process. You can also call 888-627-7056 to get this rate. These rooms are available through December 23 only.
All sessions will be held at the Seattle Sheraton Hotel.
AAC&U will update this page as needed. If you have questions at this time, please contact us at 202-387-3760. Thank you
AAC&U’s Annual Meetings provide opportunities for participants to examine the relationship between college learning and society. In recent years, we have collectively insisted that attention to the tradition, language, and practice of liberal education is critical if we hope to meet the many challenges of the world today. Our failure to fully engage our publics with the kinds of learning best suited to our current needs persists even as the creative energies, widespread innovations, and intentional efforts of campuses across the nation are signaling resurgence in the vitality and relevance of liberal education.
Are we ready to exercise the leadership higher education and American society needs? Are our students ready to learn? How can we boost their readiness? Is society ready to make difficult choices about educational priorities? Are our institutions ready to face the societal and economic changes at hand?
Are we ready to fulfill America’s promise—or not?
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at 202.387.3760 or write to meetings@aacu.org.
Sponsors
Please contact the Development Office at (202) 884-7421 or e-mail Development@aacu.org for information about corporate sponsorship opportunities for the 2009 Annual Meeting
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