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About the Author
Douglas Walker is an assistant principal at Chatham High School. Doug is a Ph.D. candidate whose
research is centered on teacher learning and development.

Find a Workshop Close to Your District

FEA now has workshops in North, South, and Central New Jersey.
To find one close to you, visit www.njpsa.org/feacalendar

South North
1. Alder Avenue Middle School - Egg Harbor Township, NJ 11. Bergen Community College - Paramus, NJ
2. Cherry Hill High School East - Cherry Hill, NJ 12. Morris Union Jointure Commission (MUJC)
3. NJSIAA Headquarters - Robbinsville, NJ New Providence, NJ
4. Rowan College at Gloucester County - Sewell, NJ 13. Ramapo College - Mahwah, NJ
5. Stockton University - Galloway, NJ 14. Walnut Ridge Primary School - Vernon, NJ
6. William G. Rohrer Center, Camden County College -
Cherry Hill, NJ
7. William W Allen Middle School - Moorestown, NJ
Central
8. Brick Township Professional Development Center
Brick, NJ
9. Foundation for Educational Administration
Conference Center - Monroe Township, NJ
10. Forsgate Country Club - Monroe Township, NJ

FEA conducts in-district programs for almost every workshop offered through FEA, including LEGAL ONE. We send our trainers to your
district and work with your entire administrative team so that everyone can immediately apply the techniques you learn and knowledge
you gain into your schools. To learn more about in-district programs, contact Donna McInerney or Christy Stoehr at (609) 860-1200,
dmcinerney@njpsa.org,.or cstoehr@njpsa.org\

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