STUDENT PRESENTATIONS ON TEACHING ISSUES
WILL RANGE FROM SECULAR EDUCATION TO ECOLOGY

	CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., April 2 -- Nearly 50 graduate and
undergraduate students in the University of Virginia's Curry School
of Education will present their findings about current issues and
topics related to teaching during the "Sharing Our Voices"
conference April 3-4 in Ruffner Hall.  The student presentations
will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday and from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. on Thursday.
	As a part of the two-day conference, Margaret Grogan, an
assistant professor in the Curry School's educational leadership and
policy studies department, will give a presentation on the moral and
ethical perceptions of women superintendents.  The talk on April 4
will begin at 3 p.m. in room G004B of Ruffner Hall.
	Sponsored by the Curry Education Council, the conference is
planned by students as an opportunity to share information gained
from research associated with their dissertations, class projects or
interests.
	"We view the conference as a professional development
opportunity.  It gives students a chance to work collaboratively,"
said Joanne Heubusch, council secretary.
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April 1, 1996
	REPORTERS:  A conference schedule is enclosed.  For more
information, contact student planners Joanne Heubusch at (804)
977-8621 or Steve Titus at (804) 924-3880.  Television reporters
should contact our TV News Office at (804) 924-7550.