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1984 AERA Annual Meeting Highlights New Orleans, April 23–27

The 1984 Annual Meeting in New Orleans has as its theme the dialectic between unity and diversity that characterizes AERA. The 1984 Program Committee members, headed by Co-Chairs Diane L. Schallert and James D. Anderson, along with AERA President Richard C. Anderson, have assembled the efforts of many individuals into a full program that they hope will touch the interests of each segment of AERA's broad membership. "Unity" is therefore reflected in the fact that there is a single — if tightly scheduled —meeting that brings thousands of AERA members together annually. "Diversity" is reflected in the wide range of topics presented in this week-long forum for ideas and findings in all aspects of educational research. These pages of the Educational Researcher provide a brief foretaste of some of the highlights of the Annual Meeting —special Association-sponsored addresses and awards ceremonies and the Divisions' invited addresses, dialogues, and symposia. Come to New Orleans April 23-27 to enjoy the full 1984 Annual Meeting program.