Posted on behalf of the National Institute for Literacy's Technology and 
Literacy Discussion List.


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The New York Association of Continuing/Community Education (NYACCE) reminds
adult educators, administrators, related professionals and interested
vendors of the annual conference scheduled for May 7-9, 2006 in Albany, NY.

Last year's NYACCE conference attracted over 300 adult educators from
school districts, BOCES, NYSED, community organizations, libraries,
colleges, universities, job corps and more. We look forward to more
colleagues joining us this year!

A call for presenters form is available at our website: www.nyacce.org. We
are seeking a variety of presentations from all areas of our field.
Suggested topics include:
Community Education Projects
Successful Community Partnerships
English as a Second Language
Family Literacy/Intergenerational Literacy
GED Preparation
Advocacy
Alternative Youth Programs
GED to College Transitions
Continuing Education
Workforce Investment
Correctional Education
Community Based Life Long Learning
Learning Styles
Instructional Strategies
Professional Development
DOL & DSS Related Programming
Successful One Stop Partnerships

Please consider an area of interest that you have and others may be
interested in learning. We look forward to many interesting submissions.

Laurie Bargstedt
Coordinator of Adult Literacy & Incarcerated Education
HFM BOCES, Johnstown, NY 12095
NYACCE Conference Chair 2006 www.nyacce.org
nyacce at yahoo.com



Aaron Kohring
Coordinator, LINCS Literacy & Learning Disabilities Special Collection
Moderator, NIFL Content Standards Discussion List

Center for Literacy Studies, University of Tennessee
EFF Center for Training and Technical Assistance
Phone:(865) 974-4109 main
           (865) 974-4258 direct
Fax:   (865) 974-3857
e-mail: akohring at utk.edu