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We’re so excited to see you all for BKC 2022! We are thrilled to be in-person again. The BKC Committee is continuing to monitor local, regional, and national information related to COVID-19. We strongly encourage everyone to follow appropriate safety procedures before, during, and after the event. If there are any changes to the event due to COVID-19 we will notify everyone ASAP. Thanks for your support. We can’t wait to see you all here in Kent!
Register for BKC 2022 here:
https://commerce.cashnet.com/BadarKauffmanConference
Regular rates are in effect until March 1.
Faculty $300 ($350 beginning 3/1)
Student $200 ($250 beginning 3/1)
The goal of the Badar-Kauffman Conference is to provide a highly interactive learning experience that is useful to both presenters and audience members alike. All participants in the Badar-Kauffman Conference have the shared goal of advancing the rigor and utility of scientific research, logical thinking, and conceptual analysis in special education. Attendees are expected to engage with presenters in critical discussion on conceptual, methodological and practical issues in current research and analysis in special education. This conference is designed for students, faculty and professionals who are interested in learning from internationally renowned luminaries in special education and related fields.
Presenters are encouraged to submit work that is in-process as the major aim of Badar-Kauffman Conference is to improve research and special education through formative peer feedback and support.
The Badar-Kauffman Conference Committee invites proposals that represent research and conceptual analyses that are challenging, innovative and/or controversial. There are two types of program offerings: oral and poster sessions.
The deadline for 2022 proposals and presentations in Oct. 1, 2021.
The call for BKC 2022 has ended.
GUIDELINES AND RULES FOR PROPOSALS
Have questions or concerns? Contact Dr. Nathan Stevenson at nsteve15@kent.edu or 330-672-0607