Dr. James Lane Accepted to Present at The Qualitative Report’s 7th Annual Conference

Dr. James Lane Accepted to Present at The Qualitative Report’s 7th Annual Conference

We're pleased to announce that Dr. James Lane's proposal "International Codes of Ethics for K-12 Educators: A Hermeneutic Analysis" has been accepted for 20-minute paper presentation at The Qualitative Report’s 7th Annual Conference (TQR2016), which will be held at Nova Southeastern University on January 14th through 16th, 2016.

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Lane on this achievement and wishing the best of luck in a great conference and presentation experience.

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