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Conference Activities
| Conference Date | Conference Title |
|---|---|
| October 2006 | Women of the West: A Multicultural, Multigenerational Women's History Networking Conference Mills College Oakland, California Presenter: Dr. Mimi Coughlin Topic: Angie Debo and the "New Native History" |
| April 2006 | American Educational Research Association San Francisco Presenter: Dr. Mimi Coughlin Topic: Using Technology to Enhance Pluralistic Thinking in a Feminist Classroom Presenter: Dr. Sherrie Carinci Topic: Examining Gender Equity Training in Preservice Teacher Preparation Programs |
| March 2006 | ASI, Children's Center Sacramento State Presenter: Dr. Sherrie Carinci Topic: Goals of Positive Parenting |
| January 2006 | The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education Presenter: Dr. Sherrie Carinci Topic: The Inclusion of Gender in Instructional Teaching Practices |
| November 2005 16-18th |
17th Annual California Association of Leaders in Career Preparation (CALCP) Meeting “Balancing Workforce Fitness” Presenter: Dr. Sherrie Carinci Topic: The Inclusion of Gender in Curriculum and Instruction Teaching Practices |
| June 2005 5th |
American Association of University Women (AAUW) Meeting San Francisco Branch Annual Installation of Officers Luncheon Presenters: Dr. Sherrie Carinci; Francelle Phillips, MA Topic: Masters of Arts in Education, Behavioral Sciences Gender Equity; Analysis of Research on Gender and Education |
| March 2005 12th |
 11th Annual Multicultural ConferenceSacramento State Presenters: Dr. Sherrie Carinci Meghan Anderson Francelle Phillips Melissa Cameron Topic: Connected Knowing, Graduate Research on Gender Empowerment and its Impact on the Learner photos |
| March 2005 12th |
Center for Teaching and Learning Women's Resource Center Sacramento State Presenter: Dr. Mimi Coughlin Topic: Women and History: Working Outside the Academy. |
| April 2004 | American Educational Research Association San Diego Presenter: Dr. Mimi Coughlin Topic: She Said – He Said: Competing Tensions Between Masculine and Feminine Practices in American Historiography. |