2019 Talent Delayed/Talent Denied II - Program

8 AM	CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST/REGISTRATION
8:30- 9:00	WELCOME, ORIENTATION TO THE DAY
Room 209	Ms. Dibrelle Tourret, President, NCAGT Dr. Sally Krisel, Past President, National Association for Gifted Children Dr. Shelagh A. Gallagher, Executive Director, Engaged Education
9:00-10:15	INTRODUCTION TO THE WHOLE PROBLEM OF ENSURING GIFTED MINORITY STUDENTS (1) ARE PREPARED FOR, (2) HAVE ACCESS TO, AND (3) FEEL COMFORTABLE IN ADVANCED PROGRAMS. Dr. Joy Lawson Davis, Scholar in Equity and Gifted Education
10:25-11:15	NORTH CAROLINA DATA Counted Out Mr. Joe Neff, The Marshall Project North Carolina Equity Data from the National Research Center on Gifted Education Dr. Del Siegle, Director NRCGE, University of Connecticut (via Zoom)
11:30-12:30	BREAKOUT PANELS
Room 204D	Finding and Supporting Talent Outside of School Mr. Ian Joyce, Executive Director, GenOne Ms. LaToya Montague, Executive Director Communities in Schools Wake County Dr. Linda Robinson, Past President NCAGT Moderator: Dr. Karolyn Tyson, UNC-Chapel Hill Sociology Dept.
Room 204B	School Problems and Possibilities, Pre-K through Middle School Ms. Sneha-Shah Coltrane, Director of Advanced Learning and AIG, NC DPI Dr. Shelagh A. Gallagher, NCAGT Board of Directors Executive Director, Engaged Education Dr. Sally Krisel, Past President, National Association for Gifted Children Moderator: Dr. Henry Johnson, Professor of Practice, NC State University College of Education; former Assistant Secretary of Education, USDOE
Room 209	The Pivotal Role of Teachers in Identifying, Teaching and Supporting Low-Income or Minority Gifted Students Dr. Joy Lawson Davis, Scholar in Equity and Gifted Education Mr. Jason Terrel, Executive Director, Profound Gentlemen Ms. Tia Thompson, AIG Instructor Guilford County Schools Moderator: Ms. Dibrelle Tourret, NCAGT president/Executive Director Guilford County Schools Academically Gifted Services
12:30-1:30	LUNCH AND STUDENT PANEL
Panel (1:00) Room 209	Esther Thawk Hreh East Mecklenburg High School, CMS (GenOne) Chelsea Jubitana Duke University, (David M. Rubenstein Scholar) Lou Keeton, Sherwood Githens Middle School, DPS Moderator: Ms. Alissa Griffith, Lecturing Fellow, Duke Program in Education
1:30- 1:45	WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR
2:00-3:00	BREAKOUT PANELS
Room 209	National, State, and Local Policy: Infrastructure That Helps and Hinders Dr. Sally Krisel, Past President, National Association for Gifted Children Dr. Rebecca Garland, Former NC Deputy State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Robert Taylor, Superintendent of Bladen County Schools Moderator: Dr. Angel Harris, Professor of Sociology and Public Policy, Duke University
Room 204D	Supporting Families Raising Gifted Low-income or Minority Students Dr. Joy Lawson Davis, Scholar in Equity and Gifted Education Ms. Camille Wilson, Associate Director for College Readiness, Emily K Center Ms. Marilyn Gee, Instructor, Metrolina Regional Scholars Academy Moderator: Ms. Paris Andrew, Duke TIP Director of Partnerships and Engagement
Room 204B	Maintaining the Pipeline: High School and College Ms. Shawna Young, Executive Director, Duke TIP Dr. Margaret Kanipes, Director, University Honors Program, North Carolina A&T University Dr. Minna Ng, Director, David M. Rubenstein Scholars Program Moderator: Dr. Kristen Stephens, Duke University Program in Education
3:10- 3:50 PM Room 209	RECONVENE FOR A WORKING DISCUSSION: INSIGHTS, IDEAS, INITIATIVES Dr. Joy Lawson Davis, Scholar in Equity and Gifted Education
3:50- 4:00 PM	THANK YOU AND DEPART