Sessions of 2025 Summer Conference: Miraj Wallace
Dr. Wallace, Miraj
District Test Coordinator and CTE Director
Dr. Miraj Wallace is an extremely accomplished individual. During her past 15 years in agricultural education, Dr. Wallace has willingly accepted many responsibilities that enable her school to operate efficiently. These include serving as her local chapter's FFA Advisor, being a class sponsor, assisting with student council activities, serving on school improvement committees, acting as her school's District Test Coordinator and CTE Director, and facilitating college and career counseling for her students. Dr. Wallace's commitment to academic excellence is evident from her educational background. She holds a B.S. in Animal Science and an M.S. in Agricultural Education, both from the University of Arizona, and has recently completed a double doctorate in Agricultural Education from Texas A&M and Texas Tech Universities. Dr. Wallace fosters relationships within her community by conducting outreach projects and going on home visits with most of the students in her classes. By showing the value she places on following up with students, even beyond high school, Dr. Wallace demonstrates her commitment to student success.
Sessions:
5144: FFA Roundtable - Option A
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Westin La Paloma
- Agriculture
Listen to FFA experts about the following topics: How to prepare students to run for State FFA Office and how to help prepare, manage and coach your CDE Teams!
5271: Agricultural Education Program Evaluation Instrument (AAEPEI)
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Westin La Paloma
- Agriculture
We will begin the Agricultural Education Program Evaluation Instrument (AAEPEI) review process, which provides Agriculture Education (AG ED) teachers with an opportunity to identify the strengths and weaknesses of their programs. This is accomplished through collecting evidence that highlights all the amazing things your program does within a binder. Benefits of participating in this session and building your binder include: facilitating an efficient way for your school administrators to evaluate your program, learning about what other programs do that may be applicable to your own program, and networking with fellow agricultural educators in Arizona. (ADE Sponsored)
