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Follow on Google News | Gambia to Host Global Education Initiative and Development Conference in May 20081st International Conference on Education & Development Initiatives will be at YMCA Center, Kanifing, The Gambia, May 24-26: sponsored by Delight Heritage Consultants with aim to promote systematic approaches to furthering Gambia national growth.
YMCA Center University of The Gambia Road, Kanifing, Republic of The Gambia, West Africa. May 24-26 First International Conference on Education Initiatives and Development in The Gambia. Guest Speakers/Presenters include International & Gambian University Scholars, American and British Educators, National Education Policy Makers, University of The Gambia and American Students, etc. Conference Information There are many challenges involved in establishing an effective education system in every country; including issues on funding, curriculum, enrollment, quality of personnel and instruction, among others, which governments are vigorously pursuing in order to attain its national vision for self sufficiency and growth. Education initiatives are based on the premise that an educated community breeds positive development in this technological era where citizens are empowered with harnessed talents, skills and abilities to contribute to their development, their community and nation. Conference papers are required for presentations by educators, policy makers, researchers, advocates and stakeholders in the following: Areas of Interest Education: Environmental, Gender, Vocational, Business & Special Ed. Adult literacy & Community Development Interim Achievement Reports of local and international Non Governmental Organizations/ Leadership and Innovation in Education, National Policy on Education Comparative Political Education & Reforms Curriculum, Funding, Information Technology & Professional Development Madrassa Education & National Curriculum Suggested Paper Topics International Commitment to the Millennium Development Goals in The Gambia Girl Child Education in The Gambia: The Way Forward Inclusion and Special Education in The Gambia Funding of Tertiary Education in The Gambia: Problems and Prospects Role of Nongovernmental Organizations in Promoting Girl Child Education Western Nations and Development of Education in The Gambia Professional Development: National Policy on Education and Girl Child Learning Enrollment Campaigns Politics of Education Reforms in The Gambia Instructions for Paper and Panel Submissions : Full papers Full papers present mature information, innovative discussions or research results from related field. Papers accepted for presentation at the conference will be included in the Delight Heritage Lecture Series 2008 proceedings, which we anticipate will be published by DHG Press. Full papers should be 8-10 pages when formatted according to American Psychological Association (APA writing style) guidelines. Papers must include an abstract and a list of keywords, and clearly indicate the corresponding author. Panel proposals Emphasizing an integrated approach to comparative or particular themes in education and development. The panel proposals should emphasize the rationale behind the panel, and list likely panel participants (plus bios). Panels should allow time for general discussion and questions/answers between the panelists and the audience, and fit within a 90 minute time slot. Panel topics likely to lead to lively discussion are preferred. Posters Describing work in progress and/or specific tools available without charge to the research community (i.e., no vendor posters should be submitted except by special arrangement with the conference organizers). Submissions must consist of a one-page abstract. Posters will not be included in the proceedings except if the authors submit electronic pictures, they may be considered. Authors of selected posters will have an opportunity to briefly introduce their work during the conference meeting. Double Submissions and Uniqueness: Delight Heritage Lectures is intended to support discussion and publication of novel outcome of this conference and every presenter is entitled to a free copy. To meet this goal, submissions must not substantially duplicate work that any of the authors has published elsewhere. Work submitted in parallel to any other conference or workshop with proceedings is explicitly excluded from participation. If the work has been submitted elsewhere in a venue that does not include proceedings, the extent of the replication and the nature of the other venue should be clearly indicated in a cover letter submitted along with the paper. Finally, plagiarism has no place in the scholarly community and the program committee reserves the right to notify employers and/or others of any confirmed cases of plagiarism. For accepted Full Papers, Posters, and for the Panel papers, it is required that at least one of the authors attends the conference to present the paper. The presenting author must be registered by the date of the electronic or camera-ready submission. The deadline for full papers and panel papers are the same. All submissions (papers & panel proposals) must be submitted electronically, following the instructions to be provided on the website. Papers must list all authors and their affiliations; Submissions for Panel Proposals, Abstracts for individual Paper Presentations and Posters are also due on April 21 2008. Deadline for registration is May 10. Go to the website for the Pre-Registration information for Participants/ Conference Events Opening Ceremony by Secretary of State for Higher Education & Research Paper presentations/ Tour of the ancient City of Banjul/Slave museum Special Awards and Banquet night/Closing ceremony Our Support Services Arrangements can be made by the organizers upon request from international participants on booking of flights and hotel accommodation. Ground transport to & from conference venue and all events will be provided by the Conference organizers. Important dates to remember Deadline for panel proposals: April 21, 2008 Deadline for abstract proposals: April 21 Deadline for poster session proposals: April 21, 2008 Deadline for full paper submission: April 25 2008 Notification of acceptance or rejection: April 28 2008 Deadline for final paper submission Electronic copy: April 30 2008 Deadline for Registration: Banjul Conference 2008 dates: May 24-26 U.S Contact Information Mail your inquiries to: DHGConsultants@ OR The Executive Director Delight Heritage Group, LLC Organizers of Delight Heritage Lecture Series, USA 930 McGuire Road, #7, Bloomsburg, PA 17815, USA. Phone: 1-410-901-7668 www.DHGConsultants.com Gambian participants should contact the local representative in Banjul. The Gambia Representative Mr. Poncelet O. Ileleji, Associate Coordinator Banjul Conference 2008 Post Office Box 358, Serekunda Republic of The Gambia, West Africa. Office: 220-439-2647. Cell: 220-991-2508. Fax: 220-439-0793 Please check regularly for updates on the conference or call Dr. Emeka Obiozor on 1-410-901-7668. # # # About DHG Consultants: Need well researched, proven solutions to socio-economic problems? Then you are at the right place. Delight Heritage Group LLC, with a team of well trained and certified professionals connected with major local and international educational and corporate institutions in the USA, Africa, United Kingdom, and Asia, delivers on its promise of satisfying our clients with cutting edge ideas & solutions. We provide: Education, Training & Publishing Services/Conferences. End
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