Critical Issues in Curriculum and Cultural Studies SIG 28
Critical Issues in Curriculum and Cultural Studies SIG 28
 
SIG Purpose
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Our SIG has a long and storied history of pushing the envelope in educational research both  in general and with regard to curriculum studies in particular. Our commitment is to build an intellectual, creative, and kindred home for people to find their audience, and a receptive and excited audience at that. 

We provoke the connections and contradictions between and among a range of exploratory and imaginative practices of curriculum and cultural studies. We support and promote transdisciplinary scholarship that draws from multiple fields of study to de-stabilize commonly held assumptions in the study of experience, working within and beyond contemporary curriculum discourses and longstanding epistemological boundaries. 

Members pursue curriculum inquiry in ways that are widely inclusive and certainly not limited to critical, feminist, postmodern perspectives, and performative, auto-ethnographic, and arts-based approaches to ask sociocultural, political, and existential questions. This is the best place to find other scholars who are like-minded in crossing borders, redefining the post in post-research, prioritizing subjugated knowledge, reaching towards well-studied and justice-oriented practices.

 
 
Message from SIG Chair
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I am humbled and honored to be the newest elected chair of the Critical Issues in Curriculum and Cultural Studies SIG. Given its history and importance, I look forward to supporting its members and highlighting their scholarship. I hope to see you in Chicago in 2023. Please review the call for the 2023 AERA Conference, including the specific call for this SIG. We hope that you will consider submitting to the CICCS SIG.

Please be sure to continually check the professional development section of our website for CFPs and links to other journals and conferences.

The SIG Leadership Team is listed below. I am beyond thrilled to be working with this group.

Program Chair: Dr. Brittany A. Aronson, Penn State University 

Treasurer: Dr. Alycia M. Elfreich, Indiana University-Bloomington

Secretary: Dr. Annie Daly, University of Texas at Arlington

Webmaster: Francisco Medina, The Graduate Center, CUNY

Lastly, I want to give a huge thanks to Gabe Huddleston and the rest of his team (Gavina Reyes, Debbie Sonu, & Hollie Kulago ) for their leadership and work the past two years.

Wishing you all health and safety,

Reagan P. Mitchell 

 
 
Officers
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Chair: Reagan Patrick Mitchell, University of North Carolina School of the Arts-Winston Salem 

Program Chair: Brittany A. Aronson, Penn State University 

Treasurer: Alycia M. Elfreich, Indiana University-Bloomington

Secretary: Annie Daly, City University of Texas at Arlington

Communications Chair: Francisco Medina, The Graduate Center