Bishop, A. R., May, S. A., Obidah, J. E., & Sleeter, C. E. (April, 2004) Critical multiculturalism: Exploring implications for pedagogy and practice. Symposium contributor at the American Educational Research Association conference, San Diego, CA

Heinz, S., Jardine, D., Kincheloe, J., & Smith, D. G. (April, 2004) Empire and misrepresentation: The future of knowledge after America. Chair and discussant at the American Educational Research Association conference, San Diego, CA.

Holmes, A. E., Leonard, D. R., Polhemus, L. A., Richardson, J. C. Richardson, & Swartz, J. D. (April, 2004) Looking at barriers to educational technology integration in schools from a performance support systems approach. Chair and discussant at American Educational Research Association conference, San Diego, CA.

Malewski, E. & Easely, J. (October, 2003). Unveiling the naked truth, again: [Dis]solving the riddles and approaching the trauma of conservative seduction. Paper presented at the Curriculum and Pedagogy conference, Decatur, GA.

Malewski, E. L. (September, 2002). Critical leaders in a time of privatized restoration. Workshop given to faculty and staff on the connection between critical theory and practice in higher education at The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA.

Soto, L., & Malewski, E. (April, 2001). Decolonizing research in cross-cultural contexts: Complexities, contradictions, and [im]possibilities. Symposium contributor at the American Educational Research Association conference, Seattle, WA.

Malewski, E. (April, 2001). Educational standards and global complexity: What to make of teacher autonomy. Roundtable contributor at American Educational Research Association conference, Seattle, WA.

Kincheloe, J., Sullivan, E., & Malewski, E. (April, 2000). Transformative learning: educational vision for the 21st century. Paper presented and discussant at the Internationalized Curriculum Conference, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA.

Kincheloe, J, Steinberg, S., Nelson, R. & Malewski, E. (November, 1999). [Re]discovering whiteness: From the birth of a nation to Clinton presidency. Paper presented at the Journal of Curriculum Theorizing Conference, Dayton, OH.

Malewski, E. (June, 1999). Building community in an era of efficiency. Workshop given at the Fostering Diversity: From the Talk to the Walk conference, University Park, PA.

Malewski, E. (October, 1998). Fostering a commitment to the framework for diversity. Workshop given at the Synergy-From-Others conference, University Park, PA.

Malewski, E. (September,1998). Equity and education: Implementing the framework for diversity. Workshop given at the Faculty Development Conference, The Pennsylvania State University, Mont Alto, PA.

Malewski, E. (June, 1999). Building community in an era of efficiency. Workshop given at the Fostering Diversity: From the Talk to the Walk, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA.

Malewski, E. (November, 1997). The classroom as change agent: The relationship between academics and community building. Paper presented at the Creating Change Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.

Bishop, A. R., May, S. A., Obidah, J. E., & Sleeter, C. E. (April, 2004) Critical multiculturalism: Exploring implications for pedagogy and practice. Symposium contributor at the American Educational Research Association conference, San Diego, CA

Heinz, S., Jardine, D., Kincheloe, J., & Smith, D. G. (April, 2004) Empire and misrepresentation: The future of knowledge after America. Chair and discussant at the American Educational Research Association conference, San Diego, CA.

Holmes, A. E., Leonard, D. R., Polhemus, L. A., Richardson, J. C. Richardson, & Swartz, J. D. (April, 2004) Looking at barriers to educational technology integration in schools from a performance support systems approach. Chair and discussant at American Educational Research Association conference, San Diego, CA.

Malewski, E. & Easely, J. (October, 2003). Unveiling the naked truth, again: [Dis]solving the riddles and approaching the trauma of conservative seduction. Paper presented at the Curriculum and Pedagogy conference, Decatur, GA.

Malewski, E. L. (September, 2002). Critical leaders in a time of privatized restoration. Workshop given to faculty and staff on the connection between critical theory and practice in higher education at The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA.

Soto, L., & Malewski, E. (April, 2001). Decolonizing research in cross-cultural contexts: Complexities, contradictions, and [im]possibilities. Symposium contributor at the American Educational Research Association conference, Seattle, WA.

Malewski, E. (April, 2001). Educational standards and global complexity: What to make of teacher autonomy. Roundtable contributor at American Educational Research Association conference, Seattle, WA.

Kincheloe, J., Sullivan, E., & Malewski, E. (April, 2000). Transformative learning: educational vision for the 21st century. Paper presented and discussant at the Internationalized Curriculum Conference, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA.

Kincheloe, J, Steinberg, S., Nelson, R. & Malewski, E. (November, 1999). [Re]discovering whiteness: From the birth of a nation to Clinton presidency. Paper presented at the Journal of Curriculum Theorizing Conference, Dayton, OH.

Malewski, E. (June, 1999). Building community in an era of efficiency. Workshop given at the Fostering Diversity: From the Talk to the Walk conference, University Park, PA.

Malewski, E. (October, 1998). Fostering a commitment to the framework for diversity. Workshop given at the Synergy-From-Others conference, University Park, PA.

Malewski, E. (September,1998). Equity and education: Implementing the framework for diversity. Workshop given at the Faculty Development Conference, The Pennsylvania State University, Mont Alto, PA.

Malewski, E. (June, 1999). Building community in an era of efficiency. Workshop given at the Fostering Diversity: From the Talk to the Walk, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA.

Malewski, E. (November, 1997). The classroom as change agent: The relationship between academics and community building. Paper presented at the Creating Change Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.