Notes from the Center

        Every so often, we will use this page to make announcements, pass along comments, and generally bring up matters--not necessarily of great consequence but of passing interest. In a sense, it is our version of the guestbook, which you are welcome to sign and to leave messages on for our readers.
                                                                                                                  -Clyde Coreil and Mihri Napoliello



  1. Clyde and I are very excited that after a hiatus of a few years we are bringing the Imagination Conference back to NJCU and a newly renovated student union building. To those of you that came faithfully to our Conference year after year, we can’t wait to see you. We are also looking forward to finally meeting face-to-face with our colleagues overseas. The upcoming Conference promises to be our most ambitious to date. It will be a two-day international conference with presentations that will appeal to researchers and practitioners from pre-school through higher education. In fact, we are aiming for 100 presentations and panels over the two days! We have already identified two excellent keynote speakers, Dr. Karen Gallas, bestselling author on the imagination and literacy, and, Dr. M. Jerry Weiss, award-winning children’s author and retired Distinguished Professor of Communications Keep checking our website for further updates!
    Mihri Napoliello



  2. We call your attention to the Conference Section of this Website. There you will find an Announcement and Call for Papers the Imagination and Language Acquisition: 17th Annual International Conference which will attract educators and linguists from around the world to New Jersey City University on April 30 and May 1, 2010.
    Clyde Coreil



  3. The "X" Point:   As with Volume 8, Volume 9 of The Journal of the Imagination will also have the role of a free-standing anthology complete with illustrations executed by Ms. Madelynne Delarama, a Graduate Student at New Jersey City University. The title of that anthology is The "X" Point: Where the Imagination is Rejected. Following is the introduction to that issue.
    Clyde Coreil



 

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