Expense Reimbursement: With Summit registration of an eligible Oregon educator, participation includes:

• Meals provided at the conference site. 

• One lodging night booked through the conference registration process
• A flat fee for travel dependent on distance from Corvallis
• A $1,000 stipend for participation in the 2-day conference. The stipend is available to those who are not claiming the time under existing school or district contracts. 

Eligible Oregon educators: Educators employed by Oregon K-12 public schools/ESDS/RENs or other current participants in ALK-8 Working Groups are eligible to attend the summit.
 

OSU Graduate Credit:

To earn one or two transcript-visible graduate credits, you must complete the following steps. If you have questions about this process, please consult Non-Degree Student Admissions Information. 

Please contact Rebekah Elliott ([email protected]) for directions on how to apply as a non-degree graduate admissions.   The last day to apply for admission as a non-degree-seeking student is August 4, at 11:59 pm.  

1. Apply for non-degree graduate admission and pay the application fee ($35). Even if you have a current OSU ID, you may still need to apply for admission. You do not need to apply for non-degree admission if you are already an active OSU student. Contact the Graduate School at 541-737-4881 with questions. Please note, non-degree admission may take a week or longer to process and must be completed before starting the next step, registering for the course.

2. Register for SED808 (Section 401, CRN 72236, Summer Session 4) with Dr. Rebekah Elliott and pay for either one or two credits. The class is Pass/No Pass. Registration closed July 25. You will need to petition the registrar for a late add, with late fees associated with it: https://registrar.oregonstate.edu/late-change-registration

3. Register, attend and participate in the Oregon Educators' Summit on August 6-7, 2024. Be sure to check in each morning at the registration desk to confirm your attendance.

Sponsorship: The Equitable Accelerated Learning K-8 Project is a collaboration between Oregon State University and the Oregon Department of Education, engaging educators from across Oregon and funded through the American Rescue Plan (ESSER III).