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Special Interest Meetings

OEA Black Caucus
Business Meeting
Thursday, October 15
11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Downtown Doubletree Hotel
Manchester Room

OEA Republican Caucus
Business Meeting
Thursday, October 15
11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Downtown Doubletree Hotel
Remington Room

OEA Democratic Caucus
Business Meeting
Thursday, October 15
11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Downtown Doubletree Hotel
Russell Room

Oklahoma Reading Association
Thursday, October 15
8:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Downtown Doubletree Hotel
Manchester Room
Featured Speaker: Judith Ticer
“What Does A Literacy Classroom
Look Like and Sound Like?”
For more information visit the Oklahoma Reading Association website.

 
Convention Committee
Linda Hampton, Cochair
OEA Vice President
Patti Ferguson
Tulsa CTA, Cochair
Joyce Allen
Guthrie ACT
Charles Brady
Elmore City/Pernell EA
Kareen Brooks
Retired
Dominick Cooper
ORU SOEA
Linda Fischer
Western Heights EA
Stephany Gooden
Moore ACT
Kay Lynn Horvath
Sapulpa UEA
Terri Keck
Marlow ACT
Kim Morris
Mannford EA
Jennifer Oswald
Beaver County EA
Sandra Pendergraft
Retired
Janet Stowers
Muskogee EA
Patricia Mott, Board Liaison
Tulsa CTA
Margaret Bujold
OEA Staff Liaison
 

2009 OEA Convention
October 15
Tulsa Convention Center

7:30 a.m. Registration
8:45 a.m. Opening Session
9:45 a.m. Keynote Speaker – Larry Bell
11:30 a.m. Lunch
12:30 p.m. Keynote Speaker – Larry Bell
2:45 p.m. Closing and Cash Giveaways

Emergency Phone Numbers

Tulsa Convention Center
918/894-4350
OEA Exhibitor Registration Booth
918/794-3421

Convention Exhibitors

 
Presenter

Larry Bell
Educational Consultant, Motivational
Speaker & Author

Larry BellLarry Bell is a 25 year veteran in education.

Fifteen of those years were spent as a classroom teacher where he was nominated for the National Agnes Mayer Outstanding Teacher Award.

Larry Bell has been the keynote speaker at many conferences across the country such as the National ASCD Conference, the National Association of Multicultural Education Conference, numerous state NEA affiliates and hundreds of local and regional conferences.

Larry, who taught at Gar-field High School, a school with over 3,000 students speaking 36 different languages, was recognized for his innovative classroom strategies that allowed his so called “Tough Kids” as well as his “Gifted and Talented” to excel!

For seven years, Larry Bell served as the Supervisor of Multicultural Education for Prince William County which meant providing hands-on workshops for teachers and students in 67 schools with 3000+ teachers and 50,000 students.

Larry’s efforts in this position were recognized when he was given a $550,000 grant by the federal government to pilot his ideas in 1996, and again when he was selected as the Mary Hatwood Futrell Award winner by the Virginia Education Association in 1998. He was also invited, and traveled, to South Africa to share ideas in 1996.

Larry, a Citadel graduate, is now a full time consultant who owns his own company.

http://www.larry-bell.com/

 
 
Future Conventions

2010 - Tulsa

 
Download
 
OEA Convention Flyer
 

2009 Convention Exhibitor Information

The Education Focus
Advertising Rate Card

 

For additional information on booth rental at the 2009 OEA Convention please contact Maureen Peters at 800.522.8091 or at mpeters@okea.org.

 
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