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Research Committee

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Research Committee Co-Chairs

Marni Fisher
Saddleback College

Kimiya Sohrab Maghzi
University of Redlands

Send the co-chairs an email message with your questions.

Purpose

The CCTE Research Committee receives, reviews, and selects proposals for concurrent presentations, roundtable presentations, poster session presentations, workshops, and panel presentations at each semi-annual conference. Research Committee members are involved in conference planning committees, the Conference GoReact Videos, the Research Monograph, and the CCTE YouTube Channel.

Reports & Updates

Committee Report 10-15-25 Recommendations:

  • Extend the calls to close 8/25 instead of 8/15 for site-based presentations
  • Prepare a second call (if needed) for the virtual presentations that closes in time for early bird eligibility

Forms

Proposal Templates:

Research News


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  • Fall 2025 Conference Issue of CCNews
    A special extra Fall 2025 Conference Issue of CCNews, the otherwise quarterly newsletter of the California Council on Teacher Education, has just been published and is attached for your reading pleasure as a PDF file. The issue is also available on the CCTE website. This special issue serves as a further reminder of the upcoming CCTE… Read More »Fall 2025 Conference Issue of CCNews
  • Fall 2025 Issue of CCNews Published
    Click here to read the issue or find it on the CCTE website. The Fall 2025 Issue of CCNews features a message from CCTE President Karen Escalante, further announcements and registration information for the CCTE Fall 2025 Conference, and many other updates on California teacher education activities. The Fall 2025 Issue of CCNews Information Table of Contents
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