The TEEAP Journal
The TEEAP Journal is the official publication of the Technology & Engineering Education Association of Pennsylvania. It is published quarterly (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter). Every active member of the organization receives a copy of the TEEAP Journal which is included in the cost of their annual membership.
This page not only includes links to some featured articles, but also details on how to submit article for publication as well as how to have your products and services advertised.
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Article Submission Process
the TEEAP Journal welcomes original articles, which may be submitted via email, a 3.5 inch diskette, CD-R or CD-RW in Microsoft Word or text format. TIFF format files are preferred for photo, artwork, and ads. Submission Deadlines:
- Spring (March 10), Summer (May 10), Fall (Sept. 10), Winter (Nov. 10)
Advertising Information
The TEEAP Journal is mailed to nearly 2,000 Technology Education teachers, supervisors, administrators, teacher educators and future teachers in Pennsylvania and surrounding states. For advertising rates and requirements for the TEEAP Journal, contact:
| Forward articles to: Dr. Laura Hummell, Editor TEEAP Journal |
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Featured Articles
The editor of the TEEAP Journal has provided a number of articles for posting on our website to spread awareness of who we are and what we do as a profession and as an organization. Please take some time to read the articles listed below. Some of the articles deal with some very important issues facing our profession today, such as the need for more women in technology education as well as the Technology Education Teacher shortage we are facing.
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- Designing & Manufacturing Electric Guitars
STEM in Action!
- Professors Mike Aikens & Mike Robinson
Butler County Community College
- Professors Mike Aikens & Mike Robinson
- Bio-Technology: A Hydroponics Student Activity
- Jeff Testa
- Custom Candy Creations
- William Hower
- King of the Hill
- David J. Hortman
- Parkland High Students Complete Challenging Engineering Project
- Bruce Lubak
- TEEAP Board Uses Total Quality Tools, Identifies Future Goals
- Ellen Kleinfelder
- Technology Education Teacher Shortage
- Mike Berkeihiser
- Wanted: Technology Education Graduates!
- Millersville & California Universities
- Women in Technology
- Joanne MacFawn Trombley
- Women in Tech Ed: WANTED! Women in Technology!
- Dr. Stanley A. Komacek
- Women in Tech Ed: One Woman's Story
- Joanne MacFawn Trombley
- Women in Tech Ed: Teaching Students Life is Full of Options
- Judith Hawthorn
- Women in Tech Ed: Why Technology Education?
- Jody S. Miller
Pennsylvania is a member state of the ITEEA's STEM Center for Teaching & Learning Consortium through partnership with California Univ. of PA, Millersville Univ., PA Dept. of Environmental Protection, the TEEAP and the Delaware Valley Industrial Resource Center (DVIRC). Schools across PA have free access to Engineering byDesign™ products. If you are interested in accessing it you need to accept the Licensing & Distribution Agreement and fill out the web form by clicking here. Once your request is received the URL to the PA page will be sent to you.
Thank you to everyone who attended the 2011 TEEAP Conference! We encourage you to consider presenting at next year's conference on November 8-9, 2012. Visit our Conference page for some information concerning the 2011 Conference as well as the form to sign up to present at next year's conference. Information for the 2012 Conference will be available during late June or early July of 2012.
The theme ITEEA's 75th Annual Conference is Improving Technology & Engineering for All Students: A Plan of Action. As ITEEA starts its 75th Anniversary celebration of its past, present, and future, there are guiding principles that will shape our field and the content to be taught. We know that the pace of innovation will continue to be rapid and globally interconnected. The population of individuals who are involved with or affected by technology will be increasingly diverse and multidisciplinary. Social, cultural, political, and economic forces will continue to shape and affect the success of innovation. The presence of technology in our every day lives.
This conference is an opportunity to recognize and honor the accomplishments of our colleagues and best-practice programs. Additionally, it provides professional development and networking opportunities, as well as opportunity to renew old friendships and create new friendships. For more information, click here.