TESOL Research Network Colloquium 2017
There were 170 attendees at the 2017 TESOL Research Network Colloquium. Attendees were academics, research students and classroom teachers, creating strong and important links across both academic and professional communities. Presentations were delivered by speakers from the Australian National University, Charles Sturt University, English Australia, the English Language Company, Fudan University, China, International Pacific University, Kaplan International English, La Trobe University, Macquarie University, Milner International College of English, Perth, Mission Australia, Navitas English, Osaka Shoin Women's University, Japan, Queensland University of Technology, Scots English College, TAFE, NSW, Torrens University, Universidad Técnica del Norte, Ecuador, University English Centres Australia, the University of Canberra, the University of Manchester, the University of New England, the University of New South Wales, the University of Sydney, the University of Technology Isan, Thailand, the University of Technology, Sydney,the University of Wollongong, and Western Sydney University.
Some Compliments
“It was an honour and a great pleasure to
have participated in the TESOL Colluquium on Saturday. Everything was perfect!
Congratulations for the organization.” Edson Estarneck
"Thanks to you all for organising this colloquium including the
workshops prior to the main event. They are both wonderful." Zuocheng
Zhang
"Many thanks for organising the TESOL colloquium.
It's very well organised and stimulating. I will definitely
participate in the future events." Apisak Sukying
"Thank you so much for doing a wonderful and obviously huge job
of organising the colloquium. I thoroughly enjoyed the presentations and chats
with various participants. Several of my
students attended and told me they got a lot out of the experience too." Laurel Acton
“...
and thank you to you and the whole team for your organization of the
colloquium. This was my third University of Sydney TESOL colloquium and as
always, I look forward to attending more in the future.”
B. Greg Dunne
Workshop 1: Examining intertextuality in second-language writing by Professor Diane Pecorari
Workshop 2: Multilingualism & TESOL by Dr Marie Stevenson
Registration, Welcome, Presentations, Dean's Award, Book and Journal Launches
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