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The TESOL Symposium on ELT in Resource-Challenged Contexts, December 16-17, 2005, in Dakar, Senegal, drew over 200 African educators from 21 countries. TESOL acknowledges with appreciation the support of TESOL's affiliate, the Association of Teachers of English in Senegal (ATES); the symposium sponsors, ETS TOEFL, The Seifert Fund, and the United States Department of State (Office of English Language Programs); and 49 individual contributors.

SENEGAL Symposium

TESOL’s President, Elliot Judd (center),
with ATES leaders, Abese Sow (left), President,
and Adama Sidibe (right), Vice President

Dancers at the evening cultrual program

Symposium participants at the evening cultural program

Jodi Crandall, from the United States,
one of the featured speakers

SENEGAL Symposium

Brian Tomlinson, from the United Kingdom,
one of the featured speakers

Participant interaction in the workshop of
Pai Obanya (white shirt and tie),
one of the featured speakers

Local musicians playing traditional instruments
at the evening cultural program

Student fashion show at the evening cultural program