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| Southern University Ag Center Project Coordinator for Prison-Based Programs Dr. Tiffany Wilkerson-Franklin presented on the topic of, "Understanding the Intricate Matters of Children of Incarcerated Parents: Through Another Set of Eyes," during the SU College of Education's July 16 Urban Education Mini Conference in Stewart Hall. |
Baton Rouge, LA –Drs. Tiffany Wilkerson-Franklin,
SU Ag Center Project Coordinator for Prison-Based Programs, and Leslie T. Grover presented during an Urban Education
Mini Conference held in Stewart Hall on the Southern University Baton Rouge
campus on Saturday, July 16, 2016.
Southern University College of Education
Professor Dr. Lisa Delpit invited the duo to present
to a group of Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) students on the topic of,
“Understanding the Intricate Matters of Children of Incarcerated Parents:
Through Another Set of Eyes.”
The objectives of the presentation were:
• To
share information with teachers who work with children who may be at risk.
• To
create a dialogue among professionals with varying levels of expertise.
• To
brainstorm ways to deal with youth from varying backgrounds.
MAT is a 15-month Master’s Degree and certification
program designed to assist individuals who are interested in teaching grades 1 -
5 in an urban setting. To obtain more information on the MAT program, contact
Dr. Diana Kelly at 225-771-3640 or 225-771-3961.
For additional information on the presentation,
contact Dr. Tiffany Wilkerson-Franklin at 225-771-2242 or via e-mail at, tiffany_franklin@suagcenter.com.
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