Morrow, Angelle, & Cervantes Recently Return from BELMAS
ELPS faculty members Dr. Jennifer Ann Morrow and Dr. Pamela Angelle recently returned from Brighton, England alongside Higher Education Administration (HEAM) PhD student, Abraham Cervantes, where they presented research at the annual BELMAS Conference!
As stated on the BELMAS homepage, the British Educational Leadership Management and Administration Society (BELMAS) is the Learned Society dedicated to advancing educational leadership. It is a membership organization made up of individual members working across research and practice in all areas of the field. Their members “come from a wide range of backgrounds – from academic researchers to school and system leaders – all committed to advancing understanding and practice in the field.”
Dr. Morrow and Dr. Angelle shared a presentation titled “Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Research: Terrifying or Terrific?” and Cervantes also presented “The Politics of Identity: How ‘Latinx’ Reflects the Tension Between Academia and Culture” at the conference!
Dr. Morrow and Dr. Angelle shared a presentation titled “Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Research: Terrifying or Terrific?” and Cervantes also presented “The Politics of Identity: How ‘Latinx’ Reflects the Tension Between Academia and Culture” at the conference!
“BELMAS was a great opportunity to present our work to an international audience. If you get the chance I highly recommend presenting at international conferences, it is a great way to network with other researchers from around the world and to gain different perspectives on your work.”
-Jennifer Ann Morrow, Ph.D.