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Dr. McAdoo spoke at  MPI's  2019 World Education Congress in Toronto, Canada. The event was Meeting Professionals International (#MPI)  signature annual event, the World Education Congress (19). MPI is an organization that was awarded first-place for Association Meetings by the 9th Annual Eventex Awards. This global competition saw 331 entries from 42 countries spanning 77 categories, and each was evaluated based on criteria including creativity, planning and effectiveness, Dr. McAdoo was one of a few selected to present.

Peer-Reviewed Articles and other Publications

Wynter-Hoyte, K. Long, S., McAdoo, T. & Strickland, J. (2020). Losing One African American Preservice Teacher Is One Too Many”. Teachers College Record, 122 (11),1-15.

McAdoo, T. (2020). Book Review: The Methods of Imagination. IAP.

McAdoo, T. (2018). The Leadership behind the Leader: Examining boards of HBCU’s and the potential affects that these members are having on HBCU’s success and/or failure. In Improving the Perception and Viability of HBCUs. Book Chapter (pp.8-21) Lanham, Maryland: Rowman &Littlefield.

McAdoo, T., & Harrison, D. A. (2018). Praxis Core: A Systemic Approach to Helping Minority Students. Journal of Research Initiatives, 4(1), 5.

Presentations

“Leadership, Ethics and Personal Branding”
Presented at the World Education Congress (MPI): (June 2019: Toronto, Canada)

“African American Pre-Service Teachers and Their Roadblocks: Praxis Success”
Presented at the Thurgood Marshall College Fund: (July 2018: Houston, TX)

“African American Pre-Service Teachers and Their Roadblocks: Praxis Success”
Presented at the Thurgood Marshall College Fund: (July 2017: Houston, TX)

“Leadership and Ethics in the New World”
Presented to Western Carolina University: Diverse Dialogue series with Faculty and Students: (April 2017: Cullowhee, NC)

“Strength, Integrity & Transformation: Leadership and Ethics in a 21st Century Context”
Presented at the College Board National Conference. (March 2017: Washington D.C.)

“African American Pre-Service Teachers and Their Roadblocks: Praxis Success”
Presented at the Thurgood Marshall College Fund: (July 2016: Houston, TX)

“Changing the Conversation: Conscious Hip Hop and Social Justice Awareness”
Presented at Western Carolina University: Diverse Dialogue series with Faculty and Students: (March 2016: Cullowhee, NC)

“MLK Jr. –From Drums to Hashtags, The Generational Conversation on Justice”.
Presented at North Carolina Agricultural and State University: Multicultural Affairs presentation: (January 2016: Greensboro, NC)

“African American Pre-Service Teachers and Their Roadblocks: Praxis Success”
Presented at the Thurgood Marshall College Fund: (July 2015: Houston, TX)

“Social Justice Pedagogy-Becoming the Change You Seek”
Presented at the Triad Teaching Fellows Intercollegiate Conference: (February 2015: Elon, NC)