| In our efforts to serve you better, we offer the following tentative list of sessions scheduled to be presented at the Innovations 2011. Please note that this list is subject to change. |
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM top
Learning Center Course
Collaborative Group Work Using Mobile Technology
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Rena Palloff
Faculty and Director
Fielding Graduate University
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Keith Pratt
Faculty
Capella University
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George Engel
Teacher
Clarkstown High School South
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Using the World Café approach and mobile technology, participants will collaboratively explore the issues and trends emerging in online education.
Foundations of Integrated Planning
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Phyllis Grummon
Director
Society for College and University Planning (SCUP)
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Valarie Avalone
Director
Monroe Community College - SUNY
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Six competencies form the foundation of integrated planning. This highly interactive workshop provides application experiences using a case study of a community college facing reaccreditation that definitely needs better planning.
Leading Diversity for Today’s Community College
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Stuart Leitch
Director
Portage College
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Trent Keough
President and CEO
Portage College
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This interactive workshop, complemented with access to two credentialed online courses, supports awareness and offers the tools necessary to lead institutional diversity projects.
Special Session
So You Want to Be a President? Are You Ready?
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Brenda Beckman
Senior League Consultant
League for Innovation in the Community College
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Augustine Gallego
Chancellor Emeritus
San Diego Community College District
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This session is designed to assist senior administrators to determine their interest in becoming college presidents. Explore strategies to assess readiness, gain experience in weaker areas before applying, and identify timing factors.
Forum Session
Maximizing Success and Retention in Developmental Courses and Beyond
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Taunya Paul
Chair
York Technical College
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Join a discussion of strategies to increase the success and retention of students in developmental courses. These strategies promote early connections, value high expectations, and provide strong academic support.
Growing Innovation in Teaching and Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
This interactive presentation focuses on incorporating innovation in technology and technique in classroom and online environments. Leaders of faculty development and online program support will benefit from this session.
To Be or Not To Be Tobacco Free
Track - Sustainability
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Jodi Elness
Director
St. Cloud Technical and Community College
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Philip Schroeder
Vice President
St. Cloud Technical and Community College
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Are you ready for your college to become a tobacco-free campus? Learn to develop a plan that will build consensus and create a common goal and policy for students, faculty, and staff.
Extreme Makeover: Grants Edition
Track - Resource Development and Foundation Management
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Elizabeth Gombash
Assistant Vice President
Valencia College
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Toni DeMaglio
Grants Compliance Officer
Valencia College
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Beverlee Andrews
Coordinator
Valencia College
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Grant professionals in proposal development, project administration, and compliance/grants management will lead a lively discussion of ideas to assess and modify approaches to common reality-based pre-award and post-award challenges.
Underserved High School Students Graduate With a Year of College Credit
Track - Learning and Teaching
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William Marzano
Assistant Vice President
Waubonsee Community College
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Heather Reed
Manager
Waubonsee Community College
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The Early College Academy demonstrates that underserved, urban high school students can succeed in dual-credit college course work and overcome barriers to high school completion and postsecondary engagement.
Regional Collaboration: The Future Wave for Economic and Workforce Development
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Glenna Lunday
Professor
Western Oklahoma State College
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Funded by federal grants and focused on networking, population growth, and lobbying for economic and workforce development, this regional organization bridges higher education with tech prep centers and governmental agencies.
Teaching Computer Concepts and Applications With Our Digital World
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Karen Lankisch
Consultant
Paradigm Publishing
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Our Digital World offers an engaging hybrid approach with live-in-the-application assessments. Help students learn essential computing concepts and their practical applications while capturing the excitement and promise of the digital age.
Funding Students’ Pursuit of STEM Careers
Track - Resource Development and Foundation Management
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Patricia Suess
Chair
St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley
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Faculty sponsors and student recipients will share information about the innovative and successful project management of the NSF-funded St. Louis STEM Scholars Academy Scholarship Program.
The Value of College Through the Eyes of Your Students
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Cindy Martin
Coordinator
Leeward Community College
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Stanley Ronquillo
Student
The University of Hawai'i System
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Discover how to create a student-to-student program that engages high school students in interactive workshops exploring the college experience. Session includes a hands-on demonstration of this powerful and cost-efficient program.
Tackling Web Accessibility: Case Study of a Ten-year Struggle
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Ty Bowman
Web Administrator
Cerritos College
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Learn how seemingly insurmountable obstacles to web accessibility were largely overcome with political will and maverick software development. The presenter proposes an open-source software project.
e-Portfolios in High School Career Technical Education (CTE) Pathway Programs
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Una Daly
Community College Outreach
Open Courseware Consortium
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Show subject matter competency through real-world applications with e-Portfolios. Foothill College is implementing articulation agreements with local high schools and Regional Occupation Centers to streamline the transition from high school to college.
Roundtable Discussions
See How to Perform Lecture Capture Using Camtasia Relay
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Mary Ellen Tancred
Assistant Professor
Columbus State Community College
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Faculty and staff will benefit from learning how to record live presentations to post to the course management system for learners to review as often as they wish.
Teaching an Old Dog New Tweets
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Mark Sarver
Director and Chief Executive Officer
EduKan
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Pamela Kachka
Academic Trainer Consultant
Pearson
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Want to engage in activities to think outside of the box, crush the box, or recycle the box? Come to this exploration of strategies for transforming EduKan, examination of various challenges through an innovative lens, and investigation of the connection between traditional and newer implementations.
Sharpening the Focus: Giving Technical Workers the Global Skills to Compete
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Annette Parker
Executive Director
Kentucky Community and Technical College System
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As colleges experience growth in the number of working students, corporations can re-engineer their global impact by cultivating employees as strategic assets. These factors create opportunities to explore innovation in college-industry partnerships.
Online Academic Success and Outstanding Instructor Characteristics
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Donald Orso
Professor
Anne Arundel Community College
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Joan Doolittle
Professor
Anne Arundel Community College
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In a presentation based on two years of research, participants will learn students’ perceptions of outstanding online instructors, and the impact outstanding online instruction has on academic success. This session is relevant for educators involved in online instruction.
Making Your Multimedia Accessible on a Shoestring
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Dave Giberson
Coordinator
San Diego Community College District
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Is your online instructional multimedia accessible? No budget or no time for commercial solutions? We’ll share our solutions for serving all of our students and complying with looming federal and state regulations.
9:45 AM - 10:45 AM top
Special Session
The New Normal in the Community College
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Terry O'Banion
President Emeritus, League for Innovation and Seni
Walden University
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The community college is going through a period of drastic change, and it will never be the same. Learn how those changes are impacting policies, programs, and practices in the core areas of the student success agenda, technology, innovation, and learning. Hear what creative community colleges are doing about it.
Forum Session
The Mobile Revolution: Is Your College Ready?
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Michael Qaissaunee
Professor
Brookdale Community College
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Norah Kerr McCurry
Director
Brookdale Community College
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Our students are already mobile, and by 2014, the majority of web traffic will be mobile, too. Come explore strategies to transform your college into a mobile-ready institution.
Building on Strengths: Rural Instructor Preceptor Project
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Nancy Walker
Content Manager
Red Deer College
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Anwen Burk
Learning Designer
Red Deer College
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Greg Cebuliak
Multimedia Specialist
Red Deer College
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Health-care professionals, nursing instructors, and learning designers will benefit from and learn about an interactive educational program designed to ease the transition of clinical experts to the teaching role.
Integrating Convergent Technology and Transliteracy in Curriculum Development
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Carol Passariello
Assistant Professor
Westchester Community College - SUNY
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Jianping Wang
Associate Dean
Westchester Community College - SUNY
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Eric Luther
Instructor
Westchester Community College - SUNY
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Presenters discuss strategies for integrating convergent-technology across curricula to promote fluency in our increasingly digital world. Participants use multimedia tools to identify and demonstrate multiple-literacy teaching methods for all disciplines.
Be Resilient, Like Alice
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Elisa Robyn
Professor
Regis University
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Using Alice in Wonderland, we will explore resiliency, leadership, and learning, including how to build a resilient institution. Participants will explore the connections between resiliency, learning, and courage.
Go Green Without Sacrifice!
Track - Sustainability
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Ronald Kielty
Manager
College of Central Florida
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Implementing thin clients in teaching labs can save money, increase access, and reduce power consumption. We will discuss the pilot study, conversion of the infrastructure, and challenges of implementation.
A Small Campus Learning Commons: One Stop for Academic Support
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Leslie Boon
Director
Harrisburg Area Community College
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Beth Evitts
Director
Harrisburg Area Community College
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Scott Decker
Director
Harrisburg Area Community College
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Learning Center. Library. Instructional Technology. Career Services. See how the HACC Gettysburg Learning Commons blends four departments into one service area, increasing awareness of and access to academic support services.
Leveraging Partnerships to Build the Nation’s Cybersecurity Workforce
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Kelly Koermer
Dean
Anne Arundel Community College
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Carrie Leary
Professor
Anne Arundel Community College
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S.K. Bhaskar
Assistant Dean
University of Maryland University College
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Explore AACC’s and UMUC’s collaborative Cybersecurity education pathway, reinforced by partnerships with business, industry, government, and K-12. Participants will learn transferrable best practices to build stackable cybersecurity curricula.
Extending access to online course based media to mobile devices
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Thomas Murray
Director
Camden County College
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Joanne Grason
Consultant
Annenberg Learner
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Danella Soeka
Manager
Governors State University
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Deliver media-rich courses accessible anywhere. Camden County College in concert with CollegeAnywhere and media producers Annenberg Learner and Governors State University help colleges offer streaming media content directly to mobile devices.
Secure Federal Grants for Job Training in Engineering
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Vincent Accardi
Sales Manager
National Instruments
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Two billion dollars in grant funding is available to create, expand and re-structure job training programs. Partner with NI to create innovative/unique proposals for instrumentation programs critical for the 21st century workforce.
Roundtable Discussions
Using Clickers to Teach Critical Thinking
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Randy Malta
Senior Instructional Designer
St. Louis Community College
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This interactive presentation will demonstrate the use of clickers to motivate and enhance a rich class discussion. Strategies for designing questions will be shared.
Creating Community College Pathways: Using Innovation, Grab Their Attention Early
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Anthony Baker
Instructional Specialist
Anne Arundel Community College
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Learn about partnering to engage future community college students’ interests by creating a Thomas Edison Innovation Factory using a problem-based learning model. Participants will take part in a sample hands-on learning activity.
Concurrent Enrollment in Iowa High Schools and Community Colleges
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Jill Crouse
Senior Research Associate
ACT, Inc.
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Debra Derr
President
North Iowa Area Community College
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James Sconing
Assistant Vice President
ACT, Inc.
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Come learn about the goals, design, and implementation of a state sponsored high school/community college concurrent enrollment program and the results of a study to assess student outcomes.
Low-budget Instructional Video: The Personal Video Studio
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Dave Giberson
Coordinator
San Diego Community College District
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Want to produce sophisticated-looking, multisource, live-to-tape instructional video all by yourself, with no crew and with just 20 minutes of training? You can do this with our Personal Video Studio. Anyone can do it!
Keeping the Humanities Alive: Cooperation and Collaboration Within the College Community
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Kathy O'Shea
Professor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
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Ann Tippett
Associate Professor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
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While preparing to offer a program in humanities, faculty have reached out across campus to provide a range of events and initiatives designed to enrich the college community and celebrate the humanities.
It Works! Funding and Retaining Minority Students in a 2 + 2
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Dale Smith
Professor
Salt Lake Community College
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Richard Diaz
Graduate Student
University of Utah
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A partnership involving four school districts, Salt Lake Community College, and the University of Utah has created a program that provides recruitment, funding, and retention efforts for ethnic minority students that works!
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM top
Special Session
Developmental Education: Why and How We Must Reform It
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Katherine Hughes
Assistant Director
Community College Research Center
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Nikki Edgecombe
Senior Research Associate
Community College Research Center
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Myra Snell
Professor
Community College Research Center
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Increasing evidence indicates that students placed into developmental education, especially at the lowest levels, are unlikely to complete a college credential, but new models of developmental education show promising results. Learn about this research and the innovative approaches that may help more students make progress toward completion.
Forum Session
Student Success: Evolution of a Community College Model
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Kevin Pollock
President
St. Clair County Community College
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Learn how a community college can connect external drivers (state, community), internal drivers (students, faculty, staff), accreditation, vision, mission, assessment, and student success concepts while creating an inclusive campus atmosphere.
Life Savers for Embedded Librarians
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Vicki Cone
Librarian
Anne Arundel Community College
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Participants will learn techniques that librarians embedded in online courses can employ to effectively and efficiently assist students with library research.
Shared Success Between Academics and Information Technology
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Mark Haverly
Chief Information Officer
State Fair Community College
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Brent Bates
Vice President
State Fair Community College
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A shared cycle of success between IT and academics builds a healthy college, strong IT programs, and a successful IT department. At SFCC, IT employees teach courses and recruit the finest IT students from the programs they teach.
Taking Learning Beyond the Classroom: Inspirational Short-term Study Abroad
Track - Learning and Teaching
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David Scott
Professor
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
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Discover how a group of photography students maintained a balance of traditional academic rigor with the application of ideas and skills, while immersed in a real-world context and culture where photography began.
Life in Green Buildings
Track - Sustainability
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Jason Kovac
Executive Director
Johnson County Community College
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Thinking about building green? Come hear results from a case study performed on a green community college campus, complete with recommendations and documentary photographs produced by faculty and students.
It’s Getting Deep in Here!
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Angela Oriano-Darnall
Associate Director
Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Findings from CCSSE and SENSE highlight practical strategies for implementing policies that promote the necessary conditions for improving student learning, expanding professional development opportunities, integrating student support services, and strengthening classroom engagement.
Linking Developmental Reading and Writing Classes for Student Success
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Amy Leonard
Instructor
De Anza College
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Sarah Lisha
Instructor
De Anza College
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Participants learn the elements of a successfully linked developmental reading and writing class, and supportive and collaborative methods that help engage the diverse student population of a developmental level classroom.
Increasing STEM Graduates Through Effective Academic Support and Professional Development
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Raga Bakhiet
MESA Director
Southwestern College
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Rafael Alvarez
Director
San Diego City College
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Learn about the model collaborative between the mathematics, engineering, and science achievement programs at San Diego State University, Southwestern College, and San Diego City College for increasing the number of STEM graduates.
Social and Mobile Media: Keys to Student Success and Retention
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Debra Greene
Director
Howard Community College
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Donald Doane
Chief Executive Officer
ConnectYard, Inc.
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Student success and retention are key focus areas at Howard Community College. We are using ConnectYard to leverage the latest social media and mobile technologies to increase student engagement and awareness.
Poster Sessions
Curriculum and Syllabus Revision: Process and Practice
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Kelly Bender
Professor
Passaic County Community College
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Participants will learn the necessary process of course and curriculum revision and how to implement those changes. This will benefit new and seasoned faculty looking to either revamp or alter a course or curriculum.
Comparing Oral and Written Assessments of Science Skills
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Jae Pasari
Instructor
Berkeley City College
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Learn about the results of research on the differences between oral versus written exams in assessing students’ scientific reasoning abilities, with an emphasis on underrepresented students.
Major Challenges Facing Computing Programs at Community Colleges
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Anita Wright
Assistant Professor
Camden County College
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Elizabeth Hawthorne
Senior Professor
Union County College
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Robert Campbell
Vice President
CUNY Graduate Center
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Funded by the NSF, the ACM Two-Year College Education Committee held a strategic summit on the computing education challenges at community colleges. The report of findings will be presented.
Innovative Strategies for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Community Colleges
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Karen Wosczyna-Birch
Executive Director
Connecticut Community Colleges
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Ashley Halpin
Project Coordinator
Connecticut Community Colleges
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This session will present innovative recruitment strategies such as social media and targeted marketing that have been successfully implemented by the Connecticut Community Colleges to benefit all academic institutions attempting to attract underrepresented student populations.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM top
Learning Center Course
Thoughtful Collaborative Design Produces Powerful Learning Environments
Track - Learning and Teaching
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William Flynn
Managing Director Emeritus
National Council For Continuing Education And Training
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Learn how to use collaborative techniques in planning a new facility or classroom renovation designed to improve learning. This session will sharpen your conceptual and practical skills.
New Worlds: Virtual Environments for Teaching and Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Elizabeth Hodge
Associate Professor
East Carolina University
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The virtual environment workshop will offer you everything you need to know about the importance of creating an interactive environment with engaging simulation activities to meet your instructional needs.
Special Session
The BRIC Project: Developing a Culture of Inquiry on Your Campus
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Robert Johnstone
Dean
Skyline College
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Participate in a lively exploration of California’s BRIC Project—Bridging Research, Inquiry, and Culture. Near the end of our first year of technical assistance with 15 colleges in California, we will synthesize and explore the challenges and successes. Tools developed by the project are available.
Forum Session
Improve Creative and Critical Thinking Using Mindmap Software
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Savitha Pinnepalli
Assistant Professor
River Parishes Community College
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This session will display student-created Mindview projects from an introductory computer science class using Mindview software. Come learn more, including how to create a work breakdown structure and define and prioritize deliverables.
Creating a Learning-centered Orientation: Curriculum, Assessment, and Student Services Intersect
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Sarah Shumpert
Director
Tri-County Technical College
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Galen DeHay
Department Head
Tri-County Technical College
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Presenters will share their engaging story of developing an outcomes-based orientation and invite participants to actively consider how building community between academic and student affairs enhances student and organizational learning.
Recruiting and Retaining the Best Allied Health Profession Students
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Kathleen Callahan
Director
Elgin Community College
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Christina Gilleran
Faculty Consultant
Elgin Community College
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Janet Malecek
Manager
Elgin Community College
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Program directors, faculty, and staff involved in recruiting for allied health programs will learn how to recruit great students and support their efforts to qualify for these competitive programs.
Talent Pipeline: Identify and Hire Learning-focused Student Affairs Leaders
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Brad Bankhead
Vice President
Colorado Mountain College
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Ellen Heffernan
Partner
The Spelman and Johnson Group
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Student affairs programs face significant changes caused by the increasing complexities within higher education. This session reviews skills that leaders need to possess and ways to identify critical talent.
Lessons Learned: Finding Success in Learning Communities at the Community College Level
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Marilyn Martinez-Flores
Dean
Riverside City College
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Tara Mccarthy
Educational Advisor
Riverside City College
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Come experience planning, designing, and using integrative assignments, an integral part of successful learning communities. Riverside City College offers the CAP Learning Community Program.
Empowering Community College Students With Active Cooperative Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Megan Healy
Assistant Professor
Patrick Henry Community College
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Bronte Miller
Associate Professor
Patrick Henry Community College
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Join this session for a demonstration on the effectiveness of cooperative learning as an educational tool for empowering students, a presentation of retention and success data, and an exploration of classroom activities.
No More Ambiguity: What Is a Culture of Inquiry?
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Greg Stoup
Dean
Cañada College
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Participants will be introduced to a set of institutional structures, processes, and policies that together support institutional learning and establish the tangible underpinnings of a culture of inquiry.
Creating Community Among Adjunct Faculty With Bloom’s Taxonomy
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Darlaine Gardetto
Professor and Chair
St. Louis Community College at Meramec
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Vicki Ritts
Professor
St. Louis Community College at Meramec
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Amanda White
Assistant Professor
St. Louis Community College at Meramec
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Participants will learn how a large, interdisciplinary department used Bloom’s Taxonomy to create community among adjunct faculty, and how to create Bloom-inspired community among adjuncts in their own department.
Enhance Your Online Courses With Multimedia
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Jarred Truschke
Instructional Media Developer
Rio Salado College
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Join a discussion of practical solutions for creating different types of multimedia for presentation, practice, and assessment, and explore various examples and templates. Learn how to align it all with objectives.
Virtual Perspectives: Are You Ready for the Next Generation of Online Leaders?
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Kathryn Campbell
Faculty Chair
Capella University
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Barbara Butts Williams
Dean
Capella University
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Generosa Lopez-Molina
Dean
Lorain County Community College
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Learn what is required to lead online programs that address changing demographics, and join a discussion on a checklist of key competencies and principles of good practice for optimizing teaching and learning engagement.
On a Journey to a Green Workforce
Track - Sustainability
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Lynne Ornelas
Dean
San Diego Community College District
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Randy Barnes
Dean
San Diego City College
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Michael Comulada
Adjunct Professor
San Diego Mesa College
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Faculty and administrators interested in developing college-level green programs will learn how San Diego Community College District has developed innovative programs in sustainability, urban agriculture, architecture, diesel, and weatherization.
A Winning STEM Combo: Evergreen Aviation and Chemeketa Community College
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Trish Conlon
Executive Director
Chemeketa Community College
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David Ellingson
Instructor
Chemeketa Community College
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Judith D'Amico
Regional Director
Project Lead the Way, Inc.
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Learn about the vision, development, implementation, and future strategy for a regional high school STEM Institute, a joint venture by Chemeketa Community College and Evergreen Aviation, based on the Project Lead The Way curriculum.
Health Career Instructional Delivery: Realism and Partnership
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Sandy McIlnay
Director
Metropolitan Community College - MO
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Karen Komoroski
Chair
Metropolitan Community College - MO
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Participants will receive an overview of the Health Science Institute, which is designed to mimic a real-life health-care setting that fosters experiential and interdisciplinary instruction and learning.
Listen Up! Learning From Students About College Readiness
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Arleen Arnsparger
Project Manager
Center for Community College Student Engagement
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Stand here, sit there, read syllabus, first test is when? Come learn from research, practice, and students how to create an on-ramp to college and increase student success.
Educating the Education Staff: A Novel Approach to Successful Workforce Training
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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James Wayne
Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Barbara Weidman
Senior Director
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Learn how the Superintendent of the 26th-largest school system in the country, using credit classes, partnered with the community college in a novel approach to training a workforce of 1,900 employees.
Partnering for Success: Industry Certification and Institutional Professional Development
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Kelly Sell
Associate Professor
Anne Arundel Community College
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Lisa Starkey
Coordinator
Anne Arundel Community College
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Discover how AACC created a pathway for professional development through collaboration with the computer technologies department.
Poster Sessions
Ensuring Student Success and Building Online Learning Community
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Eileen Young
Assistant Dean
Excelsior College
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Excelsior College uses teleconference technology to offer a series of online student success webinars that prepare returning adult learners for the online learning environment and connect students over distance.
Sequencing Learning Communities to Increase Academic Achievement of Underrepresented Students
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Anu Khanna
Faculty
De Anza College
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Discover how a three-quarter learning-communities sequence increased course success for Asian-American/Pacific Islander students through integration of content and pedagogy in reading, writing, general education, and leadership.
Funding Student Pursuit of STEM Careers
Track - Resource Development and Foundation Management
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Patricia Suess
Chair
St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley
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Faculty sponsors and student recipients will share information about the innovative and successful project management of the NSF-funded St. Louis STEM Scholars Academy Scholarship Program.
2:15 PM - 3:15 PM top
Special Session
Creating Significant Deep Learning Experiences, The Cross Papers, Number 14
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Beth Dailey
Faculty Training Specialist
Education Management Corporation
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Join this exploration of strategies for creating lasting educational experiences that promote deep learning and enrich the teaching and learning experience for students as well as faculty.
Forum Session
Making Sustainability Fulfilling and Fun at CCBC
Track - Sustainability
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Al Starr
Campus Dean
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Elizabeth Shrader
Associate Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Jaime Alvarez
Instructor
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Have your college’s sustainability initiatives won the hearts and the heads of students and staff? Learn how CCBC uses celebrations, partnerships, community gardens, and geospatial applications to sustain sustainability.
Technology Integration: Why and How
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Laurie Davis
Sales Manager
Atomic Learning, Inc.
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Technology integration can help address a variety of campus goals. Join us to discuss impact technology integration can have and learn about tools to quickly integrate technology across the institution.
Ask Them What They Think: Using Student Reflection
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Trista Merrill
Associate Professor
Finger Lakes Community College - SUNY
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Implementing reflection before, during, and after projects and classes can help give valuable insight on student learning processes and engagement in all disciplines and modes of teaching, including online.
Start Here, Stay Here, Succeed Here
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Michael Greene
Coordinator
Cayuga Community College - SUNY
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The presentation will describe the process of constructing a viable upper division program at a small community college serving a predominately rural service area.
Assessing Student Learning: How Do We Know They Know?
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Liane Dolezar
Quality Advisor
Waukesha County Technical College
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Jill Metzger
Coordinator
Waukesha County Technical College
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How do faculty and students know that students know? Participants will learn successful assessment strategies and ways to effectively share best practices among more than 300 faculty.
Student Engagement and Retention Strategies
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Purnima Sharma
Professor
West Virginia Northern Community College
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Explore ways Vygotsky- and Keller-based strategies can engage students in active, interactive, and meaningful learning. Student participation guidelines, discussion facilitation and summary guidelines, and scoring rubrics for evaluating discussion will be shared.
Engaging Learners in a Festival of Learning
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Claudine Lowry
Dean
Nova Scotia Community College
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Bobbi Dunham-Carter
Specialist
Nova Scotia Community College
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Employee learning is a magical ingredient in student success. Leaders will learn how to design and implement a meaningful, innovative, collegewide Festival of Learning that showcases and celebrates employee learning.
The Future Is Now: Expanding Health-care Education Capacity With Private Partnerships
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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John Sbrega
President
Bristol Community College
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Theresa Romanovitch
Bristol Community College
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Presenters discuss triumphs and challenges in creating an innovative hybrid health-care program for a region’s workforce need. Learn how to implement this high-touch, high-tech plan without going broke or compromising the college mission.
Best Practices: Creating Effectively Designed Learning Spaces
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Homero Lopez
Retired President
Design of Learning Spaces
|
Ernie Lara
President
Estrella Mountain Community College
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Karen Wells
Provost and Vice President
Lorain County Community College
|
Explore best practices to transform traditional classrooms into effectively designed learning studios. Presenters share planning experiences to maximize the impact of learning spaces. Gain insights to successful planning approaches. .
Give ’Em What They Want! Program Development That Works
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Victoria Corriveau
Director
Butler Community College
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Karla Fisher
Vice President
Butler Community College
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Gene George
Executive Director
Butler Community College
|
Colleges often must quickly develop offerings aligned with the needs of their regional economies. BCC’s responsive Workforce Development Model provides a dynamic, data-driven approach to creating sustainable programs that meet community needs.
Engaging Business to Build Accountable Workforce Programs
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Ann Beheler
Executive Director
Collin College
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Helen Sullivan
Director
Collin College
|
The Convergence Technology Center, a Regional NSF Center, successfully created an active business council that guides the center in reimagining IT careers. Participants will learn the process and benefits of this approach.
Online Technical Training for Rig Technician Apprentices
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Tim Waines
Associate Dean
Red Deer College
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Wayne Sehlin
Rig Technician Instructor
Red Deer College
|
Participants will learn about our three-year project to deliver online apprenticeship training as we explore the interactive resources that enable our students to become skilled tradespersons and pass their government exams.
Opening Doors With Service Excellence
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Isabel Medina
Chair
Miami Dade College
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Join this discussion of using relationship marketing techniques to open corporate doors, strategies that give workforce training professionals an opportunity to develop action plans based on the concept of service excellence.
On-Demand Student Support Services
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Valerie Kisiel
Owner
Innovative Educators
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Come explore a series of online tools students can use to gain knowledge about career options, study skills, money management, test-taking strategies, time management, and more.
College Performance: Student, Academic, and Social Influences
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Jennifer Kim
Senior Research Associate
Columbia University Teachers College
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Cecilia Cunningham
Executive Director
Middle College National Consortium
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Join a discussion of research findings on key predictors of college performance among dual-enrollment students, and explore ways to improve academic and social supports for students entering college.
College Success for the New Millennial Generation
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Marsha Fralick
Professor Emeritus
Cuyamaca College
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Come explore Cuyamaca Community College’s college success course that appeals to the technology-savvy New Millennial generation, that has increased student persistence by 27 percent, and that serves as a bridge from high school to community college to university.
Roundtable Discussions
Creating a Parenting Center at a Community College
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Louis Aymard
Professor
Anne Arundel Community College
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Cari Bixler
Assistant Director
Anne Arundel Community College
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Explore practical steps for establishing a parenting center that provides family-life education, opportunities for student research, and streams of revenue. The session is ideal for faculty or senior administrators.
How Making Your Campus Tobacco-free Enhances Teaching and Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Ty Patterson
Director
Ozarks Technical Community College
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Community colleges have led the tobacco-free campus movement. Many have done so by emphasizing respect for others and the environment. Learn how this approach benefits the institution’s culture.
Measuring Community College Effects on Transfer and Degree Attainment
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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James Sconing
Assistant Vice President
ACT, Inc.
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This session is for participants who seek a better understanding of the effects of entering student characteristics on community colleges’ transfer and degree attainment rates.
High School to College: Counseling Workshop on Wheels
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Laureen Balducci
Dean
Foothill College
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Leeann Emanuel
Counselor
Foothill College
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Counseling Workshop on Wheels takes college counseling to the high schools, providing students with career and transfer workshops, major preparation, and information regarding how to navigate the college system.
Teaching the Techies: Writing Courses for the Wrenchers
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Michael Doolin
Professor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
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Teaching composition to automotive technology students is challenging, and success requires targeted assignments, faculty with broad technical knowledge and teaching/writing skills, and a sense of humor. These are not ordinary composition students!
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM top
General Session
Opening Keynote - Allan Golston
Monday,
February
28,
2011
7:00 AM - 8:30 AM top
Break
Sponsored Coffee Break
Track - All Streams
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Robin Piccirilli
Meeting Planner
League for Innovation in the Community College
|
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM top
Forum Session
Building a Psychology Lab
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Jason Kaufman
Instructor
Inver Hills Community College
|
Join this discussion of the challenges of opening a psychology laboratory on a community college campus, with a focus on bringing lean and lab-rich experiences to introductory students.
Create Video Tutorials for Students and Colleagues With ScreenCorder 5
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Dave Hamilton
Educational Advisor
MatchWare, Inc.
|
Participants will learn to capture screen recordings from any software, turn them recordings into tutorials or support videos, and display them on a server, CD-ROM, or the web.
Factors of Resiliency Within Community College Students: Student Voices
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Reyes Quezada
Counselor
University of San Diego
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Deanne Rabon
Coordinator
San Bernardino Valley College
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Craig Luke Sr.
Adjunct Counselor
San Bernardino Valley College
|
This exploratory study assesses the extent to which students from an urban California Community College determined factors of resiliency that appeared to be most important in helping them succeed academically.
Embedding Workforce Development in an Industry Setting
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Richard Norris
Director
St. Louis Community College
|
Elizabeth Boedeker
Senior Scientist
St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley
|
Learn about STLCC’s Center for Plant and Life Sciences—with its teaching laboratories and classroom—which was established within a newly built post-incubator facility designed to house start-up companies from local incubators and universities.
The Next Generation of Community College Leaders
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Michele McArdle
Dean
Valencia College
|
Explore the leadership styles used by community college leaders in the past and present, as well as the history and use of the four frames in Bolman and Deal’s leadership theory.
Mapping Synergy: A GIS Certificate Program Impacts Campus and Community
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
|
K. Allison Lenkeit Meezan
Professor
Foothill College
|
John Mummert
Dean
Foothill College
|
Explore how an academically rigorous campus GeoTechnology program integrates and streamlines campus operations, and join a discussion on student recruitment, funding, curriculum, and program management in this rapidly growing career field.
Maintain Integrity, Accuracy, and Consistency in Curriculum: Web-based WIDS
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
|
Robin Nickel
Associate Director
Worldwide Instructional Design System
|
Built around principles of performance-based learning, Web-based WIDS builds customized program assessment rubrics, program outcomes assessment and improvement plans, and course curriculum. Explore how to balance organizational needs and customization.
Change That Channel! Marketing for Successful Enrollment Management
Track - Student Services and Activities
|
Tracy Harris
Dean
Prince George's Community College
|
Deidra Hill
Director
Prince George's Community College
|
Prince Georges Community College will showcase its value-added marketing technique, and how two separate departments, Enrollment and Marketing, used these strategies to increase enrollment by 26 percent. Higher education professionals welcomed!
Developmental Math for Minority Students
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Gary Lopez
Executive Director
National Repository of Online Courses
|
The presentation features an online developmental math curriculum that uses OER guidelines and is aimed at increasing the math mastery of students from low-income and minority communities.
IBEST Parent Mentor Certificate for Natural Leaders in Our Schools
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Helen Nissani
Professor
Edmonds Community College
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Pat Copeland
Dean
Edmonds Community College
|
Participants will learn about an IBEST program, Natural Leaders, developed for bilingual/bicultural public school. Explore how to enlist the support of community and school partners to recruit and enroll this underserved student population.
Building Student Engagement and Improving Curriculum Through Faculty-initiated Research
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Richard Bingham
Professor
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
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Jean Choi
Professor
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
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James Watzke
Dean
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
|
The Humber College Staff-Initiated Research Fund (SIRF) provides a unique platform for faculty to direct student-assisted research. Examples will demonstrate this model’s potential to improve curriculum and student engagement.
Culture and Leadership in the Community College
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Barbara Kavalier
President
San Jose City College
|
Jill Baker
Dean
San Diego Mesa College
|
Join this overview of community college culture and introduction to leadership strategies to inform faculty and administrators as they work to transform their organizations.
Open Educational Resources: Standards for Public, Communal, Sustainable, and Systemic Change
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Joanne Munroe
Instructional Designer and Faculty Trainer
Tacoma Community College
|
Listen to dialogue around the UNESCO findings and National Education Technology Plan. This session will benefit those interested in technical and educational challenges inherent in developing and sustaining quality open educational resources.
From Language to Body: Translating Written Memory to the Physical
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Julie Lewis
Associate Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
Using a successful theatre project, War Stories Staged, participants will be taken through engaging exercises in transforming the written word to the stage, which can be applied to humanities courses.
Faculty and Staff Performance Management: Design, Implementation, and Reflection
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Kerry Mix
Administrative Intern
San Jacinto College District
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Laurel Williamson
Vice Chancellor
San Jacinto College District
|
Presenters will discuss piloting a faculty and staff performance- management process to validate commitment to faculty and staff, enhance the quality of instruction and student services, and implement differentiated pay based on performance. Learn about the process, successes, and opportunities of performance management.
All SET for Enhancing Student Success
Track - Student Services and Activities
|
Rose Mince
Dean
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Dallas Dolan
Director
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Erinn Izzo
Assistant Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
Melvin Berry
Assistant Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
Linda De La Ysla
Assistant Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
Learn how to use Student Engagement Techniques (SETs) to increase students’ participation in and responsibility for their learning. Presenters will share a variety of approaches, assessments, data, and collegewide implementation strategies.
Being College Ready: Supporting High School Students Undertaking College Coursework
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Claudia Hindo
Research Assistant
Columbia University Teachers College
|
Rosada Davis-Layne
Counselor
LaGuardia Community College-CUNY
|
Brittany Clark
Faculty
Middle College High School
|
Presenters will profile a seminar course intended to support students in dual-enrollment courses. Participants will discuss the role of college supports for entering students and implications for high school-college collaboration.
Barriers: Rethinking the Hierarchical Concept for Increasing Productivity
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Carlos Guevara
Coordinator
Hostos Community College
|
Isabel Li
Director
Hostos Community College
|
Rebecca Hoda
Director
Hostos Community College
|
Varun Sehgal
Assistant Vice President and CIO
Hostos Community College
|
How do we bring together human capital while effectively maximizing resources? Hostos Information Learning Commons establishes a highly productive environment that breaks hierarchical barriers and encourages collaboration within professional settings.
Roundtable Discussions
Successful Online Doctoral Program Taught by Community College Presidents
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Debbie Nellis
Director and Professor
Nova Southeastern University Abraham S .Fischler School of Education
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Fred Ricci
Professor
Nova Southeastern University Abraham S .Fischler School of Education
|
NSU’s online doctoral program in community college leadership is designed and taught by community college presidents and chancellors, and is developed to assure relevant knowledge for successful leadership toward higher education administration.
Faculty: The Key to a Teaching and Learning Center (TLC)
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Norah Kerr McCurry
Director
Brookdale Community College
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Michael Qaissaunee
Professor
Brookdale Community College
|
Collaboration is critical to successful organizations for growth, innovation, and success. Brookdale’s TLC is a grassroots effort led by faculty to explore pedagogy, online and web-enhanced courses, and cross-disciplinary efforts.
Tutor Training for All Ages
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Annette Mileski
Director
Southwestern Michigan College
|
Looking to enhance your tutor-training program beyond content tutoring? Join Master Tutor Trainer Annette Mileski as she provides the tools to help you build a successful tutor training program.
Arts in the Curriculum: What You Need to Creative Vibrant, Lasting Experiences
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Brian Bethune
National Dean
Devry University
|
Laura Kendall
Director
Cuyahoga Community College
|
Margaret Hnat
Assistant Professor
Cuyahoga Community College
|
Experience through the arts can be profound. Learn what faculty need to know, and presenters and directors need to provide, to create outstanding experiences for student learning using the arts.
Impacting Basic Skills: Results of a Successful, Well-documented, Scalable Program
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Laura Hope
Dean
Chaffey College
|
Rob Rundquist
Instructional Specialist and Coordinator
Chaffey College
|
Jeff Brouwer
Instructional Specialist
Chaffey College
|
Wide-reaching, integrated, structural changes in curriculum and administrative structure focused resources on the development of college success centers as extensions of the classroom. Double-digit improvement in successful completion rates resulted.
The Intelligent Hybrid
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Gisele Larose
President
WebStudy, Inc.
|
Carol Redfield
Consultant
WebStudy, Inc.
|
Look beyond the limits of class! Learn how a virtual environment can capture and address the common pitfalls of your subject. The intelligent hybrid tells you where to begin the next class.
The Umoja Community: Comprehensive Success Strategies for African-American Students
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Donna Colondres
Chair
Chaffey College
|
Tom deWit
Instructor
Chabot College
|
Faculty and administrators will understand and experience the integrated and holistic curricular and professional development approach that leads to sustainable programs and closes the achievement gap for African-American students.
Career-enhancing Academic Programs: Responding to the New Economic Reality
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Susumu Kasai
Professor
Salt Lake Community College
|
Kim Cosby
Chair
Salt Lake Community College
|
Difficult employment conditions create a need for academic programs that enhance students’ positions in current employment, rather than training for a new career. Such programs require academic departments to work across disciplines.
Student Enrollment and Retention: Relationship to College Readiness
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
|
James Sconing
Assistant Vice President
ACT, Inc.
|
David Chadima
Senior Consultant
ACT, Inc.
|
Learn about retention and graduation results of a random sample of students, links to readiness and goals, and a baseline set that can be used for comparison.
9:15 AM - 10:30 AM top
General Session
Monday Keynote Session - Sarita E. Brown
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM top
Special Session
We, the People: Education for All in the 21st Century
Track - Open Educational Resources
|
Joel Thierstein
Executive Director
Rice University
|
The promise of high-quality educational content available 24/7/365, online or off line, over any dissemination platform, has arrived. For over a decade, Connexions has delivered open education resources to the world for free.
Forum Session
Now We Know What Students Know
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Steve Holland
Faculty
Eastern Iowa Community College District
|
How do we know students have learned? In a pilot study, the presenter used a Learning Outcome Manager tool to assess English essays and guide student learning. Did LOM deliver?
Adding Synchronous Components to Asynchronous Courses
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Steve Kashdan
Department Head
Trident Technical College
|
Discuss how instructors added synchronous components to asynchronous online courses, allowing instructors to enhance online courses. This adds community and creates an online classroom that supports interactive online learning experiences.
California Statewide Career Pathways
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Elizabeth Harvey
Director
Statewide Career Pathways
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Bill Davis
Coordinator
Statewide Career Pathways
|
California Statewide Career Pathways provides an opportunity for faculty to collaborate at a state level and develop articulation templates, which are then made available in forging new local articulation agreements.
Add Some Pizzazz to Your Class With Easy, Interactive Tools
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Alishia Nelson
Academic Partnerships Manager
Dallas TeleLearning
|
Discover fun multimedia tools you can add to your courses in minutes, and test interactive assignments that assess student knowledge in a safe learning environment.
What Are We Doing This Week? A Case for Weekly Lesson Overviews
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Stoney Gaddy
Director
Northern Wyoming Community College District
|
Using a combination of Quality Matters standards and WIDS strategies, we will explore how weekly lesson overviews benefit students. Bring one assessment activity from an online or on-campus course to the session.
Great Online Teachers: A Day of Collaboration
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Thomas Scott
Manager
College of Southern Nevada
|
Based on the Great Teachers Retreat, the College of Southern Nevada offers an all-day workshop for online instructors in the quest for the Great Online Teacher.
Each One Reach One: Where It All Comes Together
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Rebecca Moon-Stone
Supplemental Instruction Coordinator
Riverside City College
|
Marilyn Martinez-Flores
Dean
Riverside City College
|
Come explore how we assess growth and gauge a student’s initial perceptions, predictions, and behaviors. Learn how we get students to access deeper levels of learning and take ownership of the learning process.
Directed Learning Activities (DLA): The Metacognitive Classroom-to-Learning-Center Bridge
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Laura Hope
Dean
Chaffey College
|
Rob Rundquist
Instructional Specialist and Coordinator
Chaffey College
|
Len Crow
Instructional Specialist
Chaffey College
|
Adopting DLAs as outside-of-classroom curriculum resulted in shifting the pedagogy for underprepared students from focusing on correct answers toward strategies for metacognition. The success rates of all student categories improved.
OER: The New Critical Success Factor for Improving Student Learning
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Ronald Bleed
Vice Chancellor Emeritus
Paradise Valley Community College
|
Paul Dale
President
Paradise Valley Community College
|
Faculty and academic leaders will learn about the emerging Open Educational Resources (OER) field. An overview, exemplary projects, where to get help, and a presidential perspective will be shared and discussed.
Real-time Workforce Intelligence = Just-in-time Training for In-demand Jobs
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Roderick Nunn
Vice Chancellor
St. Louis Community College
|
Marcia Pfeiffer
President
St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley
|
Learn how St. Louis Community College’s workforce and academic units uncovered and used critical workforce intelligence to develop training programs connected to high-growth industries and local jobs.
Getting Past, Present, and Future Students Excited and Engaged In Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Kimberley Miller
Professor
Labette Community College
|
Learn how to get your entire community engaged in your subject. This session will focus on ideas specifically for math, but may be modified for any subject.
Mental Health 101: Why It Matters in the Classroom
Track - Student Services and Activities
|
Toni Green
Counselor and Assistant Professor
Cuyahoga Community College
|
Joan Steidl
Cuyahoga Community College
|
If you have a toothache, all you can think about is your toothache. Learn how some mental-health conditions can present in the classroom and impact a student’s ability to succeed.
Is an Online Doctorate Right for You?
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Terry O'Banion
President Emeritus, League for Innovation and Seni
Walden University
|
Africa Archield
Ph.d. Candidate
Walden University
|
In the next five years, community colleges will need thousands of new presidents, vice presidents, and full-time faculty. Many of these new leaders will be prepared in Walden’s online graduate programs. Walden staff and students review the distinctive elements making these programs the most innovative and substantive ever created.
Facilitating Student Learning in the Sciences Through Interdisciplinary Case Studies
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Kathryn Nette
Instructor
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
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Ideas for interdisciplinary, crime-based, case-study modules designed to foster scientific laboratory, problem solving, and teamwork skills will be examined, including uses of technology to facilitate interactions and learning.
Using Student Learning Data to Promote Institutional CQI Efforts
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Phil Speary
Director
Butler Community College
|
Join this session to engage in applying Butler’s model, which connects student learning data to strategic planning, resource allocation, and CQI to their own institution’s comparable processes.
Building Student Success Through a Sustainable Campus Master Plan
Track - Sustainability
|
Kenneth Ender
President
Harper College
|
Sean O'Donnell
Principal
Ehrenkrantz Eckstut and Kuhn Architects
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Susan Shoemaker
Senior Associate
Ehrenkrantz Eckstut and Kuhn Architects
|
A student’s time is valuable; learning and support resources should empower students to master their environment effectively. Participants will learn how sustainable master plans shape campus resources and create opportunity.
WANTED: Digital Content Seekers/Providers/Developers Needing Engaging Content for Today’s Learners
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Marly Bergerud
President
Strategic Alliance Solutions
|
Jamie Justice
Director
Kentucky Community and Technical College System
|
This session provides an opportunity for you to view highly engaging interactive digital content and to become part of a network of educators and developers who are addressing this challenge.
Roundtable Discussions
What’s Size Got to Do With It?
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Maria Cazabon
Manager
Baltimore City Community College
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An examination of students’ levels of engagement in small, medium, large, and extra-large community colleges is offered. The presenter will convey the findings from research and provide recommendations for improving student engagement.
Teach About Robots; Learn About Students
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Percy Cody
Chair and Professor
Johnson County Community College
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Teaching a class in basic robotics has given me new insights into how students, both old and young, perceive technology and deal with it in their lives.
Student Learning Progress Model: The What and the Why
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Paula Martin
Assistant Director
Kenai Peninsula College
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Nancy Szofran
Vice President
Mt. Hood Community College
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The Student Learning Progress Model focuses on student success from the student’s perspective: Is the student being served by the institution? Explore the model’s rationale and methodology.
Global Skills for College Completion: An Update From the Road
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Teresa Demonico
Professor
Sinclair Community College
|
Eric Kraus
Associate Professor
Sinclair Community College
|
This project, funded by the Gates Foundation, has created a national learning community of 26 developmental education faculty. The intent is to identify instructor traits and practices leading to academic success.
2020: Where Will Community Colleges Be?
Track - Leadership and Organization
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David Bugay
Vice Chancellor
South Orange County Community College District
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Robert Bramucci
Vice Chancellor
South Orange County Community College District
|
Twin storms—demographic and technological—loom on the horizon. Can Boomers, Xers, and Millennials mesh at work? Will Web 2.0 rewire our institutions? What new threat could dwarf both?
Design Mind: Authoring Curriculum and Accelerating Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Sean McFarland
Director
Chabot College
|
Tom deWit
Instructor
Chabot College
|
Incorporating design concepts and metaphors from disciplines as diverse as biology, architecture, cognitive science, and advertising, we will share how faculty are developing a mindfulness for designing learning spaces, curriculum, and assessment.
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM top
Special Session
Austerity and Innovation: Strange Bedfellows or Creative Confederates?
Track - Leadership and Organization
|
Cindy Miles
Chancellor
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
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Constance Carroll
Chancellor
San Diego Community College District
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Francisco Rodriguez
Superintendent and President
MiraCosta College
|
Three budget-strapped districts in San Diego County share tales of inventive solutions and serendipitous advances in the face of starkly reduced resources. Champions of creativity and paladins of parsimony are joining forces within and across these districts to promote stakeholder engagement, academic distinction, and educational opportunity during the gravest funding era in the history of California community colleges.
Forum Session
Using Test Blueprints to Align Course Objectives and Test Questions
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Mary Ellen Tancred
Assistant Professor
Columbus State Community College
|
Faculty and curriculum developers will learn how to develop course outcomes and unit objectives using Bloom’s Taxonomy. Test questions will be aligned in a test blueprint.
Creating and Working Within a Culture of Evidence
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Jeff Seybert
Director
Johnson County Community College
|
This session defines a culture of evidence, describes its necessary components, and outlines the importance of and ways in which data should be used to improve college planning and management.
The Care and Feeding of Online Faculty
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Suzanne James
Specialization Coordinator
Walden University
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David Binder
Faculty
Walden University
|
This model to attract and retain quality online faculty helps community colleges meet the needs of their rapidly expanding student populations and strengthen learning effectiveness and faculty satisfaction.
iPads: The Latest and Greatest in Educational Tools?
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Susan Buchholz
Associate Professor
Georgia Perimeter College
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Wakita Bradford
Coordinator
Georgia Perimeter College
|
How can the iPad be used in education? iPads with preloaded software and lecture podcasts were provided to 50 nursing students. We will share results and what the future holds.
Smart Math: Redesigned Developmental Mathematics
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Mary Jane Bassett
Dean
Jackson State Community College
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Betty Frost
Associate Professor
Jackson State Community College
|
Faculty and administrators will learn how to improve student retention and success and cut costs using individualized learning through technology-driven instruction.
Square Pegs Into Square Holes: Using Data to Drive Renovation
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Richard Olsen
Associate Provost
Grand Rapids Community College
|
Participants will learn to use scheduling software to create a virtual classroom building and test hypotheses that guide renovation projects. The session will benefit anyone planning a new classroom building.
Engaging Learners in Online Science Courses
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Shree Iyengar
Professor
Anne Arundel Community College
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The session will share instructional strategies, including student self-assessment, and promote discussion among the faculty audience regarding ways to engage students in the learning process in online science classes.
Readiness for Online Learning: Using SmarterMeasure in Online Courses
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Brandy Fair
Professor
Grayson County College
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Kim Teel
Dean
Grayson County College
|
Presenters discuss the use of SmarterMeasure and results from a pilot study examining whether the assessment tool accurately predicts student success in online core curriculum classes.
Advancing Faculty Development Through Two- and Four-year College Partnerships
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Sean Creighton
Executive Director
Southwestern Ohio Council for Higher Education (SOCHE)
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Katherine Rowell
Director
Sinclair Community College
|
Presenters will discuss collaborative models of faculty development among colleagues from two and four year institutions that address common and distinctive pedagogical issues. This session will benefit faculty developers as well as administrators.
Stress Busters Activate
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Annette Mileski
Director
Southwestern Michigan College
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Shane Varga
Coordinator
Southwestern Michigan College
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As funding dwindles and budgets tighten, stress becomes common place. Join the Stress Busters of SMC and learn how to harness your daily stressors for a more peaceful work environment.
Interdisciplinary Culture-based Environmental Science Summer Bridge Program
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Darwin Bohnet
Instructor
Leeward Community College
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Gregg Longanecker
Instructor
Leeward Community College
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Genai Keliikuli
Instructor
Leeward Community College
|
Participants will learn about an innovative, interdisciplinary, place-based summer bridge program that presents environmental science from both a Western and Hawaiian cultural perspective, and integrates mathematical concepts through data collection.
Faculty Renewal and Growth Through Endowed Chair Program
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Robert Sessions
Professor
Kirkwood Community College
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Douglas Gustafson
Professor
Kirkwood Community College
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Tonya Kehoe
Associate Professor
Kirkwood Community College
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By showcasing their professional projects, a set of Kirkwood faculty members will discuss a myriad of ways faculty from other schools might benefit from similar programs.
Engagement by Design: Holistic Redesign of Developmental Studies
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Sally Search
Dean
Tallahassee Community College
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Matthew Robinson
Chair
Tallahassee Community College
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Sharisse Turner
Professor
Tallahassee Community College
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Tallahassee Community College’s holistic approach to redesign leverages technology; increases student engagement, success, and time on task; and integrates student development into the developmental curricula. Discussion includes pedagogy, outcomes, and assessment data.
Not Your Father’s Textbook: eBooks, the iPad, and the Self-publishing Revolution
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Gordon Snyder
Director
Springfield Technical Community College
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Michael Qaissaunee
Professor
Brookdale Community College
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The session will focus on creating and self-publishing eBooks for iOS devices such as iPad and iPhone, and combining traditional textbook content with a variety of multimedia audio, video, and hyperlinks.
The SIMPLE Plan: A Strategic, Informed, Measurable Process Leading to Effectiveness
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Jim Mulik
Director
Edmonds Community College
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Beth O'Donnell
Chair
Edmonds Community College
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Kathleen Murphy
Chair
Edmonds Community College
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Edmonds Community College has struggled with data-informed processes for meaningful assessment and planning without placing cumbersome work on personnel. Learn how the college identified resources and engaged employees in the SIMPLE Plan.
Redesigning Your Website for Maximum Transparency
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Kurt Hueg
Associate Vice President
Foothill College
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Eloise Orrell
Vice President
Foothill College
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Darya Gilani
Project Coordinator
Foothill College
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Learn how Foothill College redesigned and overhauled its website in 2010, creating greater transparency around student learning outcomes, administrative and service unit outcomes, and accreditation information by implementing a comprehensive and transparent web solution.
Problem Solving 101: Robotics and Discovery-based Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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George Fazekas
Associate Professor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
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Problem Solving 101 was designed to improve math and critical thinking skills as well as retention by creating an exciting and engaging environment for students to learn and collaborate in. Students use LEGOs© as an engaging tool to explore robotics, mechanical systems, electronics, and programming.
Poster Sessions
The Changing Face of Science: Demographics of At-risk Students
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Megan Jones
Professor
North Hennepin Community College
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Barriers to increased diversity among scientists are complex and difficult. Demographic changes in the U.S. population of at-risk students will make the challenge even greater in the future. Join this discussion of related issues and possibilities.
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM top
Special Session
Indicators for Student Success: What a College Needs to Know
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Evelyn Waiwaiole
Project Manager
Center for Community College Student Engagement
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John Roueche
Chair
National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD)
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Donald Cameron
Guilford Technical Community College
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Brenda Hellyer
Chancellor
San Jacinto College District
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With the signing of Democracy’s College, community colleges have committed to playing a central role in ensuring an educated U.S. citizenry and a globally competitive workforce. Explore the scope of this issue and the questions you should be asking to make sure your college is ready to meet this challenge.
Forum Session
Faculty Collaborations Across the Curriculum
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Beth LaBaren-Root
Director
Southwestern Michigan College
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Understand how to design collaborative projects among faculty, make connections between subject areas, and create activities that will get students creatively engaged in learning.
Organize Information Visually for Deeper Learning, Efficiency, and Continuity
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Margaret Montet
Librarian
Bucks County Community College
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Learners can use visual organization methods such as mind maps and concept maps to organize ideas, brainstorm, make connections, present ideas in distinctive ways, and find ways to deeper learning.
Identifying Key Performance Indicators: The Foundation of an Institutional Dashboard
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Jeff Seybert
Director
Johnson County Community College
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Lee Ann Nutt
Vice President
Lone Star College System
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Come learn about the institutional dashboard, a graphic display of critical institutional information in a succinct, easily understood, visually appealing format. Explore key performance indicators (KPIs), the steps necessary to identify KPIs, and one college’s experience with the process that produced its initial KPIs.
Fast Times at SCTC: Academic Advising Responds to Change
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Dawn Hodges
Vice President
Southern Crescent Technical College
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Academic advisement is essential; in times of change it becomes critical. College mergers, quarter-to-semester conversions, teach-outs, and curricular revisions create the need for something other than business as usual.
Leading by Example: Leveraging Your Strengths Every Day
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Andrea Wirgau
Assistant Director
Ferris State University
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Presenters discuss personal experiences with the Strength Movement and leveraging strengths at work. Participants discover ways to leverage their own strengths in the complex world of higher education and develop a personal action plan.
Building a Comprehensive Hybrid Campus: A Model for Student Success
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Mark Shelley
Campus Dean
Yavapai College
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Susan Johnstad
Campus Executive Officer
Yavapai College
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Yavapai College has created a regional campus with Northern Arizona University using resources from both institutions to increase completion rates, reduce time to degree, and make higher education more geographically and financially accessible. Learning experiences and campus life employ an innovative hybrid format.
Creating a Culture of Student Engagement
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Feleccia Moore-Davis
Vice President
Lone Star College System
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Ted Lewis
Dean
Lone Star College System
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The impact of student engagement on student learning and success has been the subject of academic discourse for several decades. Surprisingly, the research and dialogue have not occurred significantly in the community college.
From Shakespeare to Shakira: Popular Culture and College Curricula
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Robert Hartwell
Instructor
Foothill College
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Join this interactive session for a discussion of the controversies and potentialities of popular culture in college curricula, as well as its suitability to learning-centered instructional design.
How Do You Turn This Thing On? Technologically Challenged Students
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Terry Hancox
Director
Cuyahoga Community College
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Victoria Berry
Supervisor
Cuyahoga Community College
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Resources have been stretched, at times reducing aid to students who are struggling with technology. This session will benefit those in student services, including admissions, financial aid, tutoring center, library, and faculty.
Stilwell, Ontario: Using Narratives From a Virtual World to Teach and Learn
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Sandra Devlin-Cop
Professor
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
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Mary Van Soeren
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
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A distinctive case study approach to inter-professional teaching and learning using virtual communities brings real people’s lives to health science students. Participants experience use of narrative in an interactive format.
Connecting the Dots: A Collaborative Process From SLOs to Resource Allocation
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Eloise Orrell
Vice President
Foothill College
|
Judy Miner
President
Foothill College
|
Participants will learn how Foothill College realigned resource and budget requests to reflect all levels of learning outcomes, core missions, and strategic initiatives in a collaborative process involving faculty, staff, and administration.
Centre for Teaching and Learning: Enticing, Enabling, and Engaging Faculty in Professional Development
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Eileen De Courcy
Director
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
|
When it comes to professional development (PD), are you competing for faculty members’ time and attention? Learn how Humber College attracts faculty and keeps them attending PD sessions.
Integrating College Planning, Budgeting, and Assessment
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Chris Hill
Instructor
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
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Participants will discuss college planning models that successfully align planning, budgeting, and outcome assessment. Administrators will learn how knowledge management systems can support cultures of inquiry and data-informed decision making.
South Metropolitan Higher Education Consortium (SMHEC): Regionally Organizing for Sustainability
Track - Sustainability
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Stephenie Presseller
Manager
Moraine Valley Community College
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Genevieve Boesen
Executive Director
South Metropolitan Higher Education Consortium
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Join this discussion of SMHEC processes and outcomes, leveraging collective knowledge, and building regional communities to address sustainability. You’ll leave with concepts and knowledge to replicate.
Accelerating Student Success On and Off Campus
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Kathleen Cleary
Director
Sinclair Community College
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Michael Gaines
Faculty
Sinclair Community College
|
Hear about Sinclair Community College’s initiatives to accelerate student success in developmental education, ranging from boot camps to accelerated English and math courses. Participants will discuss problem-solving strategies.
Uncooking the Cookbook: Collaborative Writing of a Lab Manual
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Derek Weber
Assistant Professor
Raritan Valley Community College
|
Through the use of a course wiki and iPod Touches, your lab can be transformed into a dynamic, creative environment where students write the lab manual.
Assessing Assessment: Students’ Views
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Katherine Hughes
Assistant Director
Community College Research Center
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Andrea Venezia
Senior Policy Associate
WestEd
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A new California study finds that many students take placement tests without understanding their purpose or high-stakes nature, experiencing assessment as a one-shot deal. Join a discussion about the study, other states’ approaches to assessment and placement, and practical strategies for improving student placement and outcomes.
Roundtable Discussions
Student Engagement: Putting It All Together for Retention
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Dick Vallandingham
Vice President
Black Hawk College
|
Learn how enrollment management, developmental advising, orientation, and student support all work together to create a welcoming community for learning in this integrated student engagement model for student services.
Beyond Lectures: Reinventing Online Delivery to Effectively Engage Students
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Pamela Kachka
Academic Trainer Consultant
Pearson
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Mark Sarver
Director and Chief Executive Officer
EduKan
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Say goodbye to PowerPoint lectures. Transform your online courses by learning to use a few free and easy tools that engage all students and address the needs of multimodal learners.
How to Improve an Enterprisewide Sustainability Plan
Track - Sustainability
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Richard Perniciaro
Dean
Atlantic Cape Community College
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Peter Mora
President
Atlantic Cape Community College
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Creating a self-funded sustainability plan was a challenge until Atlantic Cape formed an enterprisewide cross-functional team. Learn how the Green Campus Initiative selects projects and invests in the future.
Models of Learning Communities: Streamlining the Integrative Process
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Alison Jameson
Director
Lehigh Carbon Community College
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Larissa Verta
Associate Academic Dean
Lehigh Carbon Community College
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Bernard Peruso
Lehigh Carbon Community College
|
Faculty can use visual models and collaborative exercises to both enhance and streamline the integration of interdisciplinary learning communities. Create a high-impact practice using these inspiring and time-saving tools!
Systemic or Episodic Nuisance: Technology-enhanced Outcome Management
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Karen Owens
Academic Trainer and Consultant
Pearson eCollege
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Brian Epp
Supervisor
Pearson
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Struggling to get beyond the data collection process preceding program evaluations? Come learn about a hierarchical assessment method that provides meaningful, measurable data to help faculty evaluate curricular and instructional effectiveness.
Principled Negotiation in Higher Education: Case Studies
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Jason Kovac
Executive Director
Johnson County Community College
|
Jeff Anderson
Counselor
Johnson County Community College
|
Interested in trying something new for college negotiations? Come learn about several institutions’ experiences with principled, or interest-based, negotiation. Presenters will discuss lessons learned and make recommendations for peer institutions.
Avanzamos: A New Way Forward for Basic Skills Students
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Leslie Rice
Instructor
San Jose City College
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Robert Gutierrez
Interim Director
San Jose City College
|
Come learn about Avanzamos, a new program at San Jose City College that assists students in basic skills by providing trained tutors and academic coaches.
Incorporating 22nd Century Strategies for Linking Math, Nutrition, and English
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Ileana Porges-West
Professor
Miami Dade College - Hialeah Campus
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Maria Ileana Garcia
Director
Miami Dade College - Hialeah Campus
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Jean Alcime
Professor
Miami Dade College - Hialeah Campus
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Immigrant students’ diets affect their well being and academic performance. Learn how hands-on activities combined with information literacy on nutrition can help develop critical thinking and quantitative skills, and join a discussion about academia’s role in promoting sustainable food practices.
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM top
Special Session
Improve Student Success, Completion Rates, and Your Bottom Line
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Larry Warford
Senior Consultant
League for Innovation in the Community College
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Marsha VanNahmen
Interim Director
Indiana University - Purdue University Columbus
|
Kathleen Beauman
Director
Anne Arundel Community College
|
Mara Palma-Sanft
Project Coordinator
San Diego Community College District
|
Joyce Thompson
Associate Professor and Coordinator
Lehigh Carbon Community College
|
Learn about Significant Discussions, a new tool to develop community college partnerships with schools, universities, and businesses to improve curriculum alignment across educational systems. Make the national completion agenda local work you can lead!
Forum Session
The Trustee’s Leadership Responsibilities to Avoid a Financial Disaster
Track - Leadership and Organization
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William McGinnis
Trustee
Butte College
|
As colleges struggle to avoid financial disaster, trustees are tempted to micromanage. This session will provide trustees and senior administrators the tools to lead the organization and avoid financial disaster.
Engaged Learner: Learning is Not a Spectator Sport
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Katy Goforth
Director
Tri-County Technical College
|
Activities will highlight eight behaviors that all college students need for their college career. Participants will gain an understanding of how to incorporate these behaviors into their own course material.
Fully Online Art Classes and Verbal Class Discussions
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Hilary Ciment
Professor
Foothill College
|
Learn how to integrate Voicethread, a fully online interactive verbal and video discussion board in any online community college class.
Assessing Communication Abilities Across Academic Disciplines and College Departments.
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Polly Miller
Acting Director
Estrella Mountain Community College
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Roselyn Turner
Professor
Estrella Mountain Community College
|
In 2010, Estrella Mountain Community College defined its communication ability as effective delivery of information via speeches and presentations, and developed an evaluation instrument and rubrics that support our learning college journey.
Teaching Critical Thinking: A Practical Faculty Development Seminar
Track - Learning and Teaching
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David Schuermer
Director
Madisonville Community College - KCTCS
|
Mary Werner
Professor
Madisonville Community College - KCTCS
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Critical thinking is an important student learning outcome. Participants will learn about a successful professional development strategy that engages faculty in critical thinking activities they can replicate in their classrooms.
Shared Governance and Trust in Maryland Community Colleges
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Michael Ehrlinger
Associate Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
New findings on shared governance in Maryland! What are the best practices? Can shared governance be cultivated? How does trust theory relate to shared governance? This session will be of interest to trustees, administrators, and faculty.
Getting at Change in a Big Way
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Susan Delker
Chair
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Donna McKusick
Dean
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
Administrators and faculty will learn how The Community College of Baltimore County reframed the way we prepare students for college success. This distinctive, scalable approach was developed to prepare students for college challenges.
Improve the Student Learning Experience With Lecture Capture
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Jerry Lewis
Director
Columbia Basin College
|
Come hear how Columbia Basin College faculty are using Tegrity’s cloud-based lecture capture service to record their classes, create tutorials, and generate online lectures, thereby enhancing the student learning experience.
An Alternate Approach to Teaching Arithmetic and Pre-algebra
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Barbara Lontz
Assistant Professor
Montgomery County Community College
|
Come learn about an award-winning arithmetic course redesign created using concepts instead of traditional math-course topics, and take the challenge to consider a change in pedagogy at your institution!
Moving Away From Text: Using Video in Online Classes
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Sandra King
Associate Professor
Anne Arundel Community College
|
Explore ways to move away from text by using engaging videos in online classes. Examples include creating an avatar, hosting guest speakers, taking virtual field trips, and using YouTube clips and Xtranormal movies.
Wow! Your Faculty Use Outcomes? Effective Strategies for Implementing SLOs
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Donna Engelmann
Professor
Alverno College
|
Shree Iyengar
Professor
Anne Arundel Community College
|
Elizabeth Daugherty
Director
Columbus State Community College
|
Come learn about effective strategies for implementing student learning outcomes (SLOs) and a framework for measuring progress in SLO implementation. Evaluate your institution’s progress and set goals for next steps.
Increasing Pre-College Students’ Academic Success Rates Using a Predictive Model
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Kates Brommeland
Coordinator
Sinclair Community College
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Mortenous Johnson
Manager
Sinclair Community College
|
This interactive session will introduce a predictive model that prepares high school students to complete Ohio’s high stakes test, prepares them for early college enrollment, and supports high school graduation.
Significant Discussions Produce Significant Results in Distinctive Sinclair Partnership
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Ronald Kindell
Faculty
Sinclair Community College
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Linnae Clinton
Director
Dayton Public Schools
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Glenn Faircloth
Principal
Dayton Public Schools
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This interactive session describes key strategies of the partnership between Sinclair and Dayton Public Schools in the collaborative operation of a 9-12 grade high school organized entirely around secondary-postsecondary pathways. Join a discussion on adapting the partnership elements to your specific setting.
CLIPs: Early Lessons for Colleges Seeking City and K-12 Partners
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Kate Sandel
Senior Associate
National League of Cities
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Maria Harper-Marinick
Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost
Maricopa Community Colleges
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Shelagh Camak
Executive Dean
Riverside City College
|
Participants engage in a discussion based upon lessons learned from early implementation of the Communities Learning in Partnership initiative (CLIP), which engages municipal, K-12, and workforce leaders to increase completion.
Building Community With Adjunct Faculty Using Virtual and Face-to-Face Tools
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Sylvia Orr
Dean
Estrella Mountain Community College
|
Marianne Smith
Adjunct Faculty
Estrella Mountain Community College
|
Faculty and administrators will learn approaches to adjunct faculty professional development and orientation. These will include developing and implementing strategies as well as motivating adjuncts to use the training.
The Old Guard and Newbies Come Together: Complete Course Redesign
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Matthew Robinson
Chair
Tallahassee Community College
|
Chris McNally
Professor
Tallahassee Community College
|
After decades without change, learn how TCC’s developmental math department built consensus and support for radical changes to build a 21st century cutting-edge program that’s experiencing great results!
Daily Review and Self-assessment in Computer Technology Education
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Ping An Wang
Professor
Community College of Allegheny County
|
Come to this demonstration of the design and empirical results of a distinctive and effective self-assessment model that can be used daily in computer technology classes.
Roundtable Discussions
Encouraging Student Success or Student Retention
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Jennifer Golightly
Academic Trainer Consultant
Pearson
|
Which students are at risk of withdrawing, and how do instructors reach them? Join a discussion of obstacles to student success and retention and strategies for surmounting these obstacles.
Data to Program Excellence: Exploring the Missing Feedback Loop
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Karen McDaniel
Articulation Coordinator
SAIT Polytechnic
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Christina Tulloch
Facilitator
SAIT Polytechnic
|
Do those who collect the data actually use the data to make program improvements? Using a case-study approach, we will discuss workable practices in data use that make sense.
ACRL Excellence in Academic Libraries Award: Winning Ideas to Share
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Elizabeth Sette
Director
Bucks County Community College
|
Linda McCann
Director
Bucks County Community College
|
Come learn how Bucks County Community College’s model of student services collaboration, functioning under Learning Resources, led to receipt of the prestigious 2010 ACRL Excellence in Academic Libraries Award.
Faculty Fellow: Faculty Leading Faculty
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Norah Kerr McCurry
Director
Brookdale Community College
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Larry Hartzell
Professor
Brookdale Community College
|
Learn how the Faculty Fellow promotes effective teaching techniques and provides faculty with pedagogical and technical support, thus allowing for a team approach and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Instructional Facility Planning in Cyberspace
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Gisele Larose
President
WebStudy, Inc.
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New community physical workspaces are the latest and greatest. Are you applying the same planning to your campus cyberspace? Join this conversation and chart which academic functions are mirrored in a cloud.
Something’s Not Quite Right
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Katherine Watson
Professor
Coastline Community College
|
Participants will learn six simple ways to excite interest in vocabulary and grammar, discover how to use words precisely, and avoid the almost-right for effective communication across the curriculum.
Using Mobile Technology to Empower Student Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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George Engel
Teacher
Clarkstown High School South
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Keith Pratt
Faculty
Capella University
|
Rena Palloff
Faculty and Director
Fielding Graduate University
|
The use of mobile technology is almost ubiquitous among university students. Come learn how to harness the power of mobile technology for learning.
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM top
Forum Session
EMC Academic Alliance: Partnering to Bridge the Storage Knowledge Gap
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Kim Yohannan
Academic Alliance Manager
EMC Corporation
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Learn how you can enhance student career prospects in IT through the EMC Academic Alliance program. A free storage course and training is offered to qualified colleges.
Reinventing the Delivery of Developmental Math Instruction
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Roger Warren
Professor
Madisonville Community College - KCTCS
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Deborah Cox
Chief Academic Officer
Madisonville Community College - KCTCS
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Come explore a technology-enhanced approach to teaching developmental math that inverts the lecture-in-class, practice-at-home paradigm, and learn how to deliver instruction when students are most likely to learn.
Teaching and Learning in a Web 2.0 World
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Brenda Watkins
Instructional Designer
Hillsborough Community College
|
With Web 2.0, the possibilities to engage students are endless. See how faculty are using Web 2.0, and learn techniques to employ blogs, wikis, Twitter, and Facebook into your classroom.
Follow the Yellow Brick Road: Career Pathways for Students!
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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William Griffin
Instructor
Triton College
|
Peggy Murnighan
Instructor
Triton College
|
Come learn how Triton College and local high schools are designing dual-credit programs to help students prepare for careers in accounting. Workforce preparation and development personnel will benefit from this session.
The Critical First Semester: Creating a Student-centered Advising Program That Works
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Cathy Vaughan
Coordinator
Madisonville Community College - KCTCS
|
Presenters address the nuts and bolts issues associated with developing, implementing, and sustaining an outcomes-based developmental advising program, including a discussion of the assessment plan and recent outcomes data.
Self-fulfilling Prophecy: Self-concept and Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Communication
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Ironda Campbell
Assistant Professor
Pierpont Community and Technical College
|
I hear. I see. I believe. I do. This session explores communication styles and their interdependence, and the impact of human communication components on behavioral outcomes.
Using Clickers and Games to Improve Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Brock Carothers
Sales Representative
Qwizdom, Inc.
|
Clickers are growing in popularity for good reason. How do clickers make instruction, assessment, and learning more dynamic? This hands-on session provides opportunities to experience classroom situations using Qwizdom clickers.
Developing an Online Faculty Certification Course
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Nathaniel Samba
Instructional Designer
Ivy Tech Community College
|
Laurie Kirkner
Senior Instructional Designer
Ivy Tech Community College
|
Participants will learn the process of developing and delivering an online faculty certification course. Instructional designers, course developers, instructors, and faculty trainers will all benefit from this presentation.
Using Student Feedback to Make Changes in Developmental Math
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Natasha Miller
Director
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
David Stewart
Dean
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
Several focus groups were conducted with students enrolled in a developmental math course. Learn about the changes we implemented as a result of student feedback.
Increase Student Accountability and Retention With Epsilen’s Student-Centric Tools
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Michele Cuomo
Associate Dean
Queensborough Community College - CUNY
|
With Epsilen, institutions can quantify student accountability and promote student retention. Learn how colleges and universities have implemented this transformative next-generation tool to engage students in interdisciplinary learning.
Acceleration in Context: Designing and Implementing Accelerated Curriculum Across Basic Skills
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Tom deWit
Instructor
Chabot College
|
Sean McFarland
Director
Chabot College
|
Faculty and administrators will learn how accelerated models and practices are being locally created and implemented inside departments and programs, including how deep learning is fostered in accelerated settings.
Inquiry in Action: A Faculty Inquiry Group at Cuyamaca College
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Lauren Halsted
Associate Professor
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
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Mary Beth Graham
Instructor
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
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Faculty Inquiry Groups (FIG) provide ongoing and meaningful professional development opportunities. Presenters will discuss their experiences in a FIG, results from their inquiry projects, and strategies for forming a FIG.
Incorporating Intellectual Transfers to Explore Cross-curricular and Retentive Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Rollo Fisher
Instructor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
|
Explore intellectual transfer as a method to increase higher order thinking skills. Teachers and students of all subject areas will benefit by increased connections between diverse forms of learning.
The Blended Learning Research: What We Now Know About High Quality Faculty Development and Course Design
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
|
Veronica Diaz
Associate Director
Educause/eli
|
Come explore the most successful blended course design models that address learners’ specific needs and customize the learning environment, and examine features of the country’s top faculty development programs. Deans, faculty members, and any support staff dedicated to blended learning will benefit from this session.
Going Google: Bringing Google Apps for Education to Campus
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Lauren Miskelly
Associate Manager
Google
|
Steven Butschi
Associate
Google
|
Jocelyn Chong
Dean
Santa Monica College
|
Come hear how Google Apps can help campuses save money while providing rich technology tools that meet the demands of savvy students, staff, and faculty.
Quick and Clever Critical Thinking Activities for the Classroom
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Felecia Johnson
Professor
Madisonville Community College - KCTCS
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Natalie Cooper
Professor
Madisonville Community College - KCTCS
|
Join this interactive demonstration of ways in which critical thinking activities are implemented throughout multidisciplinary courses. These quick and clever activities encourage student participation and retention of course material.
Get Insight Into Your Diversity Recruiting Efforts
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Holly Mendelson
Owner
INSIGHT Into Diversity
|
Higher education institutions are challenged with finding creative and cost-effective ways to attract diverse professionals. Come learn about why it’s important, and how to recruit for a diverse workforce successfully.
Poster Sessions
So That’s How Fuel Drives an Aircraft Engine!
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Darren Kok
Section Head
Institute of Technical Education
|
Are you an educator in the aerospace field? Care to provide visualization on aircraft fuel flow from tanks to nozzles? If yes, then ITE’s Aircraft Fuel System Simulator is for you.
Tuesday,
March
1,
2011
7:00 AM - 8:30 AM top
Break
Sponsored Break 2
Track - All Streams
|
Robin Piccirilli
Meeting Planner
League for Innovation in the Community College
|
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM top
Special Session
Pedagogical Patterning: Discovering the Pattern of Developmental Educators
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Gail Mellow
President
LaGuardia Community College-CUNY
|
Diana Woolis
Founding Partner
Knowledge in the Public Interest
|
Louise Yarnall
Scientist
SRI International
|
This presentation reveals what GSCC has discovered through tagging classroom practices thematically and identifies patterns that are and are not emerging in the work of developmental educators. Certain activities may help raise the pass rate in developmental courses to 80 percent.
Forum Session
Your Digital Personality: The Real You in Your Online Class
Track - Learning and Teaching
|
Todd Conaway
Instructional Designer
Yavapai College
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Come see a demonstration of online instructors infusing their personalities into courses beyond text-based interaction using various web 2.0 tools, and getting more interaction and results from students as a result!
The Tutoring Network: SBCCD Takes Tutoring Live
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Glen Kuck
Executive Director
San Bernardino Community College District
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Bruce Baron
Interim Chancellor
San Bernardino Community College District
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Learn how the San Bernardino CCD overcame unprecedented budget cuts in ways that not only maintained, but also expanded and diversified its tutoring services.
Taking Your Online Learning Content From Zero to Interactive
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Susan Evans
Chief Executive Officer
SoftChalk LLC
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When teaching online, faculty must ensure that students are engaged in the content or risk loss of student interest. Come see how easily interactive lessons can be created with the features offered in SoftChalk.
Desktop Management Simplified With Desktop Virtualization
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Dave Podwojski
Director
Citrix Systems, Inc.
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Learn how to increase access while reducing costs, simplify desktop management, securely deliver course-based instructional apps, and extend the lifecycles of computers and other devices.
Perceptions and Persistence of Underprepared College Students
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Peter Barbatis
Vice President
Bronx Community College - CUNY
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Perceptions of underprepared students who graduated or earned 30+ credits compared to non-persisters will be presented. Findings may suggest how to enhance the success of developmental students.
Leadership EPCC: Empowering Students and Creating Leaders
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Linda Brown
Professor
El Paso Community College
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Arvis Jones
Director
El Paso Community College
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Jeanne Foskett
Instructor
El Paso Community College
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Come learn about Leadership EPCC, including curriculum, funding, portfolios, service learning, ropes, institutionalized student projects, and assessment details. Share your leadership-development program, too!
Demonstrating High Performance in Student Services: Beyond Accreditation Standards
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Kenneth Gonzales
Associate Professor
University of San Diego
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Eva Mejia
Program Director
University of San Diego
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Come gain a clearer understanding of the relationship between the assessment of key performance indicators and learning outcomes as they relate to creating effective and innovative student services and programming.
The Drama of Developmental Education Instruction
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Brian Bethune
National Dean
Devry University
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John Eby
Director
Cuyahoga Community College - Metropolitan Campus
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Margaret Hnat
Assistant Professor
Cuyahoga Community College
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Reading and performing theatre and drama is an outstanding yet overlooked method of teaching reading and writing. Participate and learn from the experiences of those who’ve seen results using this method.
Preparing the Underprepared: College Readiness Through Support
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Makena Stewart
Counselor
South Piedmont Community College
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Linda Kappauf
Director
South Piedmont Community College
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Explore the highlights of a student persistence model for basic-skills graduates that includes job-readiness training, wrap-around services, institutional collaboration, and a pilot summer bridge program. Join a discussion of successes, challenges, and program outcomes.
Diet for a Small Budget: Thriving on PIE (Purpose, Inquiry, and Entrepreneurship)
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Cindy Miles
Chancellor
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
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Sunita Cooke
President
Grossmont College
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Mark Zacovic
President
Cuyamaca College
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A two-college district shares tested recipes for serving a survival learning diet to the highest number of students in its history while downsizing its course menu and streamlining the organizational kitchen. Key ingredients: partnership, philanthropy, focus, and fun. Life is uncertain. Eat dessert first.
Supercharge Your Supplemental Course Content With Wordpress
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Hal Rummel
Chair
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Jack McLaughlin
Chair
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Learn how you can create and publish online content through Wordpress that can become a 24/7 online learning resource and a repository for hundreds of cross-referenced learning solutions within your institution.
A Culture of Success: The San Diego City College MESA Program
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Rafael Alvarez
Director
San Diego City College
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Math, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA): Learn about the cultural elements that contribute to the learning and success of MESA students, and discover innovative learning tools and resources for empowering students.
FTIC-STEM Student Success: A Summer Academy Approach
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Maria Ileana Garcia
Director
Miami Dade College - Hialeah Campus
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Jean Alcime
Professor
Miami Dade College - Hialeah Campus
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Participants are introduced to a high-impact, best-practice developmental math methodology and a case-management approach within Learning Communities for FTIC-STEM students that increased passing and retention rates.
How Clickers Transform the Classroom
Track - Learning and Teaching
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David Vakil
Associate Dean
El Camino College
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Learn how to use clickers to increase student success, participation, retention, and metacognition. See examples of clicker questions, write your own, try them with the group, and get feedback.
Best Practices in Technology-mediated Instruction
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Robert Nash
Director
Coastline Community College
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So what’s all this about technology? Can it make a difference? Come learn how proper use of technology-mediated instruction can maximize student success and satisfaction.
Permeating the Membrane: From Inner to Outer College Through Basic Skills Efforts
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Darya Gilani
Project Coordinator
Foothill College
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Paul Starer
Dean
Foothill College
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Learn about Foothill College’s efforts to reach outer college students through basic-skills projects, including ESL course sequencing, an IRW course, and planning the new Learning Resource Center.
Sherpa: Increasing Student Success With a Recommendation Engine
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Kurt Dowdle
Consultant
South Orange County Community College District
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Robert Bramucci
Vice Chancellor
South Orange County Community College District
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Students flock to services that produce intelligent recommendations, but they don’t have an equivalent in education. Today we will present Sherpa, a revolutionary personal guide to courses, information, and services.
Roundtable Discussions
So, You’re Thinking About Changing Your Course Management System
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Andrea Henne
Dean
San Diego Community College District
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Which CMS is best for your institution? How do you systematically review CMS alternatives? Come explore strategies to evaluate CMS alternatives, conduct needs assessments of CMS features, and make data-driven decisions
Why All the Information? Orienting Students to Campus
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Joan Barrett
Associate Vice Chancellor
Ozarks Technical Community College
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Joel Doepker
Director
Ozarks Technical Community College
|
Learn how we collaborated across campus to produce a video orientation product that serves as both a highly visible marketing piece and an informative tool for incoming students.
Concept Mapping: Visual Learning and Thinking With MatchWare MindView
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Dave Hamilton
Educational Advisor
MatchWare, Inc.
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Brainstorm and expand on topics that become the framework for written documents, presentations, and lectures. MindView allows students and teachers to visualize and organize ideas and export to HTML, Word, and PowerPoint.
Engaged Students and Enhanced Community Service Through College and Community Participation
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Nancy Vader-McCormick
Professor and Director
Delta College
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Michelle White
Manager
Delta College
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Learn how Delta College’s Service Learning HUB connects students, staff, faculty, and the community to promote engaged learning through service. Discover concrete examples of best practices and innovative ideas.
Student Learning Progress Model: The How and the Who
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Paula Martin
Assistant Director
Kenai Peninsula College
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Nancy Szofran
Vice President
Mt. Hood Community College
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Learn how to use the Student Learning Progress Model. Join the discussion with a panel of experienced users and explore ways it can improve student success and measure institutional mission fulfillment.
Reaccreditation: Leveraging Our MSRP for Maximum Results
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Lynne Mason
Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Learn how the Middle States Reaccreditation Process (MSRP) is being used to examine initiatives under way to improve student success and build an institutional effectiveness plan that assesses the impact on achievement and retention.
The Mexican University and the Society of Knowledge
Track - Sustainability
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Martha Borquez
Professor
Universidad Autonoma de Baja California
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Education in Mexico is a part of the globalization era. There are four principals for sustainability in the Mexican university: capacity, technology, values, and the society of knowledge.
9:15 AM - 10:30 AM top
General Session
Tuesday Keynote Session - Paul Lanning
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM top
Special Session
Taking Student Success Seriously: Focusing on the College Classroom
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Vincent Tinto
Professor
Syracuse University
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Mark Milliron
Chancellor
Western Governors University
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In this session, we advance a basic premise: We can’t improve college completion nationally without taking seriously the local college classroom. We’ll synthesize existing research and begin a conversation on making the most of our precious time with students.
Forum Session
So You Innovated. Did Anything Really Improve?
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Dana Grove
Executive Vice President and Chief Operation Offic
Johnson County Community College
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Robert Barr
Executive Director
Foothill-De Anza Community College District
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Dare to explore the impediments to innovation created by higher education’s infrastructure, and brainstorm with other participants how to remove those barriers to achieve true innovation.
From Grant to Growth: Reading Course Redesign
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Laurel Severino
Associate Professor
Santa Fe College
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From grant application and content renovation to course activation, we will discuss the life of the developmental reading course modularization and redesign at Santa Fe College.
At the Heart of Improvement: Mapping, Faculty, and Program Quality
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Christina Tulloch
Facilitator
SAIT Polytechnic
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Two years into implementing an institutional program-mapping initiative, SAIT’s team has learned about harnessing the passion of faculty to drive change. Lessons learned, facilitation tips, and processes will be shared.
Community Colleges Must Be at the Center of Student Success
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Debra Derr
President
North Iowa Area Community College
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Michael Mathews
Chief Information Consultant
North Iowa Area Community College
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Shah Ardalan
CEO and Vice Chancellor
Lone Star College System
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Trent Grundmeyer
Principal
Indianola High School
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Learn about the success of Iowa high schools and NIACC in partnering to increase student success via effective use of technology, from high school through the community college and into the workforce.
Developing Students’ Creative and Critical Thinking Skills With Web Technologies
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Brandy Whitlock
Professor
Anne Arundel Community College
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This presentation will help faculty and other instructional staff identify specific ways that web technologies blogs, games, social media, multimedia, and other tools can help foster students’ creative and critical thinking skills.
Learning Communities and the First-Year Experience: Promoting Success in Basic Skills
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Julianna Barnes
Vice President
Cuyamaca College
|
Tammi Marshall
Instructor
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
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Come explore two models, learning communities and first-year experience, that employ effective practices in student services and instruction and promote the early success of diverse students enrolled in basic skills.
Regional Faculty Collaboration: Sharing Exemplary Teaching Practices and Resources
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Jan Jarrell
Associate Professor
San Diego City College
|
Thomas Carey
Visiting Senior Scholar
Center for Research In Math and Science Education
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Terrie Teegarden
San Diego Mesa College
|
Faculty are sharing expertise, practices, and resources in developmental mathematics across 20 California colleges. We show the infrastructure that makes these collaborations effective, and explain how to extend the process to other subjects.
Students Impacting Students: How to Create a Student-inspired Culture
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Rebecca Butler
Senior Director
Sinclair Community College
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Dawayne Kirkman
Manager
Sinclair Community College
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Recognition of the importance of student connections to campus has resulted in exciting student-led programs at Sinclair’s regional centers. Participants will be introduced to a variety of student-inspired programs.
Teaching Peace: Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution in the Community College
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Sue Jones
Professor
Richland College
|
Jennifer Batton
Director
Cuyahoga Community College - Eastern Campus
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Learn about community college peace studies and conflict-management programs, and explore pedagogy, programming, resources, and a collaborative study-abroad course for students.
Undergraduate Research at Community Colleges: Challenges, Rewards, and Future Directions
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Elaina Bleifield
Dean
North Hennepin Community College
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Megan Jones
Professor
North Hennepin Community College
|
In this highly interactive session, participants will share their experiences conducting undergraduate research at a community college, develop short- and long-term objectives, and explore collaborative relationships.
Supporting Adjunct Faculty on a Dime
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Barbara Yancy
Chair
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Renuka Kumar
Assistant Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Learn about innovative strategies for supporting adjunct faculty in planning, delivering, and managing general education courses. Examine best practices, including faculty mentoring, customized course training, peer evaluators, and more.
A New Presidential Leadership Style and Organizational Model for Today’s Colleges
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Charles Mojock
President
Lake-Sumter Community College
|
Learn about a new partnership-integrated model to address the cultural changes and challenges facing higher education today, and assess its application in your college and community.
They Have an App for That!
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Jennifer Smith
Adjunct Instructor
Cuyamaca College
|
Therese Botz
Instructor
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
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Kelley Nielsen
Professor
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
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Learn how today’s technology can expand your curriculum outside your classroom. Explore iTunesU and student-generated videos in your courses, and discover how today’s latest trend, Skype, can be used as a teaching tool.
Spice Up Your New Student Orientation
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Emily Moorehead
Recruitment and Media Specialist
Santa Fe College
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Jennifer Thomas
Coordinator
Santa Fe College
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Designed to teach anyone involved with on-campus and online new-student orientation how to synchronize the programs, spice them up to meet the needs of students, and ensure upbeat delivery.
A Pause for Reflection and Renewal
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Jane Nicholson
Dean
Century College
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Larry Litecky
No Institution
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Through the use of touchstones, poetry, personal reflection, and discussion, participants in this short retreat will begin to listen, hear, and share at a level different than that of typical campus discourse.
Roundtable Discussions
Washington’s Open Course Library
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Cable Green
Director
Creative Commons
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Learn how Washington community and technical colleges are designing our 81 highest enrolled courses to lower textbook costs and to fully engage the global OER discussion. All courses will be openly licensed and made free to the world.
Go Green: Become a Leader in Sustainability
Track - Sustainability
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Kevin Pollock
President
St. Clair County Community College
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Green roofs, retaining walls, geothermal field, electric car, bioswales, rain gardens, and new curriculum turned the St. Clair County Community College campus into a living laboratory. Learn how a college became a green leader.
The Identification and Development of Off-campus Learning Centers
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Debbie Nellis
Director and Professor
Nova Southeastern University Abraham S .Fischler School of Education
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Learn the elements of identifying and developing a business plan for off-campus learning centers. The target audience is administrators who are responsible for expanding program offerings.
Successful LMS, Phone, Email Migration: Saving Time and Money
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Mark Burger
Director
Kirtland Community College
|
Gisele Larose
President
WebStudy, Inc.
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Maximize your return on investment with a campuswide implementation of technology. Join this discussion of the ease of migration to an LMS hosted solution, outsourcing your email, and implementing VoIP.
The Excellent Online Instructor: Effective Online Faculty Development
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Rena Palloff
Faculty and Director
Fielding Graduate University
|
Keith Pratt
Faculty
Capella University
|
What makes a successful online instructor and how can excellent instructors be trained? This is the central question that will be explored and addressed in this session.
A Universal Design Application: Haptic Learning Enhancing Blind and Kinesthetic Learners
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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William Strond
Professor
Oakton Community College
|
Participants will learn, through guidance and active construction, the value of haptic learning activities. These are essential components enabling kinesthetic learners and blind students to fully participate in traditional classroom activities.
Written by Students: Large-scale Performances That Enhance Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Brian Bethune
National Dean
Devry University
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Beth Rutkowski
Cuyahoga Community College
|
Laura Kendall
Director
Cuyahoga Community College
|
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Tri-C JazzFest, we created a multimedia, interdisciplinary project featuring 400 students, guest artists, faculty, and staff. Not just for arts instructors, this type of project can bring students and faculty together from multiple disciplines.
Developing a Data Dissemination Plan for Distance Education Benchmarks
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Robert Morse
Senior Instructional Designer
Ivy Tech Community College
|
After mapping specific data sources to benchmarks, learn to answer two key questions—Who gets access to what? For how long?—and to address challenges to communicating data effectively to stakeholders.
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM top
Special Session
The Center for Working Families Approach: Focus on Financial Supports
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Colin Austin
Senior Program Director
MDC, Inc.
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Regina Stanback Stroud
President
Skyline College
|
Come learn how the Center for Working Families approach, which integrates service delivery and financial supports for low-income students, is a proven strategy for fostering new economic opportunities and student success.
Forum Session
Using Lecture Capture to Enhance Student Performance at Reedley College
Track - Learning and Teaching
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David Borofka
Instructor
Reedley College
|
Learn how Reedley College is using Tegrity’s lecture-capture web service to enhance both online and face-to-face courses, and to improve student satisfaction and academic performance.
A Holistic, Interdisciplinary Approach to Student Success in Developmental Education
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Laurie Lawrence
Associate Professor and Academic Coordinator
Leeward Community College
|
Jean Stavrue
Counselor
Leeward Community College
|
Dan Wyatt
Instructor
Leeward Community College
|
Participants will learn how building interdisciplinary partnerships and implementing integrated strategies for student success have led to improved outcomes for students at this small Native Hawaiian-serving campus.
Social Media in the Classroom: Friend or Foe?
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Andrea Compton
Assistant Professor
St. Charles Community College
|
Participants will learn social media doesn’t have to be taboo in the classroom and is blending Web 2.0 to engage students, encourage collaboration, and develop a personal, lifelong learning network.
The Maricopa Summer Institute: Changing Lives
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Robin Ozz
Director
Phoenix College
|
Heather Horn
Faculty and Development Coordinator
Chandler-Gilbert Community College
|
Maria Wise
Faculty
Chandler-Gilbert Community College
|
The institute is a professional development experience that explores best practices and practical implementation strategies, changing the lives of participating faculty, staff, and students.
AIM: Using Single-gender Programs to Improve Graduation Rates
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Murray Williams
Director
Atlanta Technical College
|
Henry Carter
Project Coordinator
Atlanta Technical College
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Join a discussion of ways the AIM project reversed a ten-year trend of decreasing male enrollment at our college, a trend that reduced the male student population by 10 percent
Leadership in a Dangerous Time: Legacy, Leadership, and the Silver Tsunami
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Mark Branson
Dean
Davidson County Community College
|
Susan Burleson
Associate Dean
Davidson County Community College
|
Community colleges are their facing destiny: significant changes in leadership are upon us. Participants will reflect upon and engage rules for 21st century leadership within small groups.
Financial Aid: A Process Owned by All Staff
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Jerry Haynes
Vice President
Pima Community College
|
Anna Reese
Executive Director
Pima Community College
|
Come learn how, to transform student development, a large urban, multicampus community college developed a cohesive student services center that provides comprehensive training for all functions, including financial aid.
Dreaming as Well as Doing: Achieving Successful Action Through Assessment
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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John Cosgrove
Director
St. Louis Community College
|
Larry McDoniel
Faculty
St. Louis Community College
|
See how Achieving the Dream focused assessment, the constant vehicle that affords an institution better understanding of what worked, why it worked, and how successful action can be repeated.
Integrating Scenario-based Online Learning to Motivate Pre-service Teachers
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Brent Hirata
Educational Technology Developer
Leeward Community College
|
Discover how a community college online course focusing on educational technology for pre-service teachers transformed from a traditional online weekly module format to an innovative, creative, and engaging constructivist scenario-based course.
Unplugging From the Commercial Software Grid: A Strategic Path
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Kent Brooks
Chief Technology Officer
Western Oklahoma State College
|
Join this discussion of a strategic road map for open source software and free software services. Learn how open source and alternative software services can be strategic assets for your institution.
The Innovative Upside of Course Standardization: Effective, Energetic, and Easy
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Lori Zakel
Professor and Chair
Sinclair Community College
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Heidi Arnold
Assistant Professor
Sinclair Community College
|
The communication department at Sinclair Community College developed innovative ways to standardize high-enrollment courses. Learn how faculty modified formative and summative assessment techniques.
Getting Ahead Online: Building the Modern Journalism Program
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Mike Karapita
Professor
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
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Come learn how a leading journalism program retooled its curriculum, reorganized its staff, and rebuilt its primary teaching facility to better prepare students for the realities of working in the media today.
Talents of Immigrant Professionals: Expanding Campus Programs and Enhancing Communities
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Anthony Beebe
President
San Diego Community College District
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Explore a program development model that honors the distinctive ethnicities, languages, cultures, and life and learning styles of both students and education professionals, while creating a more ample and inclusive educational environment.
Breaking Ground in Literacy: Sustained, Collaborative Faculty Development for College Success
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Julie Shuchman
Master Teacher
Kingsborough Community College - CUNY
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Jeanne Lambert
Master Teacher
Kingsborough Community College - CUNY
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Integrating faculty development into college bridge programs leads to outstanding student outcomes. Learn how faculty development at Kingsborough Community College enhanced program design, curriculum, and literacy teaching.
Engaging All Learners in Mathematics
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Ruth Rominger
Director
National Repository of Online Courses
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Terri Rowenhorst
Director
National Repository of Online Courses
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Explore a new, innovative, mastery-based approach to learning math. Discover how instructors and students adapt the program to scaffold math literacy and fill proficiency gaps based on each learner’s needs.
Preparing Faculty to Teach Online: An ACAdemic Approach
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Niki Whiteside
Vice President
San Jacinto College District
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Sherry Ransdell
Director
San Jacinto College - North Campus
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Ann Pearson
Faculty
San Jacinto College - Central Campus
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San Jacinto College’s ACAdemic models best practice instructional approaches and focuses on developing active, collaborative, and authentic courses. Come explore ACAdemic from an instructional design and faculty perspective.
Doing Things Big in Texas: Tackling Developmental Education Statewide
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Christina Ponce
Executive Director
El Paso Community College
|
Lucy Michal
Coordinator
El Paso Community College
|
Learn about the Texas Community College Developmental Education Initiative Program, which addresses innovative developmental education, accelerated developmental education options, student support services, and professional development. Gain new insight and strategies, and preview a developmental education website filled with free online ideas and resources.
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM top
Special Session
Next Generation Learning Challenges: Defining Technology's Role in the College Completion Agenda
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Ira Fuchs
Executive Director
EDUCAUSE
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Next Generation Learning Challenges seeks to dramatically improve college readiness and completion by fostering the adoption of promising learning technologies. Learn about the goals and ambitions driving NGLC and how today's campuses can make an impact on college readiness and completion through the application of information technology.
Forum Session
Developing and Marketing a Multidisciplinary High Tech Program at StLCC
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Yvonne Johnson
Dean
St. Louis Community College at Meramec
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George Wasson
President
St. Louis Community College at Meramec
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Michael Burks
Manager
St. Louis Community College at Meramec
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Learn how StLCC developed a program to bring together disciplines that use computer graphics, and how needs, curricular support, and workshops for the professional community were determined.
Hybrid Classes for Developmental Learners? YES!
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Leslie Rice
Instructor
San Jose City College
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Celia Cruz-Johnson
Instructor
San Jose City College
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Learn how these instructors put together a hybrid learning community for their developmental reading and writing students, and how this kind of exciting educational platform can work.
Experiential Simulation: Guidelines and Applications for Cross-discipline Education
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Allan Prost
Instructor
SAIT Polytechnic
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Would you like to implement simulation as a learning tool? Come learn how a guidelines and student debriefing strategies can help you create your own distinctive simulation programs.
Using 3D Interactive Models in Online Anatomy and Physiology
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Bruce Forciea
Instructor
Moraine Park Technical College
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Movies and television have capitalized on 3D technology, so why not the web? Learn how to make online courses more engaging with 3D interactive models using the 3DSOM software.
Incorporating Accessibility Into Online Courses
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Nancy Webb
Instructional Designer
College of Southern Nevada
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Participants will learn how online courses can be accessible for physically limited students. Various software, course design, standards, and laws will be discussed. This session benefits instructional designers and faculty.
Increasing Student Performance and Retention With Lecture Capture
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Thatcher Bohrman
Coordinator
Yavapai College
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To stay current with learning and teaching practices, Yavapai College implemented Tegrity’s lecture-capture solution. Come hear how YC’s use of Tegrity has resulted in increased student performance and retention.
The Jump: Supporting At-risk Youth Through Cross-program Collaboration
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Paul De Jong
Instructor
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
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Jane Clifton
Faculty
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
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Discover how a five-year collaboration between two disparate programs allows at-risk youth to build interpersonal skills while articulating their special place in the world through rigorous theatre training.
GoogleMash: Using Multiple Google Apps to Create Exciting Group Projects
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Alison Jameson
Director
Lehigh Carbon Community College
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Brian Snapp
Instructional Technologist
Lehigh Carbon Community College
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Teach students to use Google’s free, web-based collaborative tools to integrate spatiotemporal elements into your course. Make group projects less daunting and presentations more exciting with this winning combination!
Vision, Impact, Engagement, and Innovation: Innovating the Future of Learning and Teaching
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Jamie Justice
Director
Kentucky Community and Technical College System
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Come examine 3D interactive learning applications, discuss the merits and demerits of this innovative instructional modality, and identify areas where this type of instructional technology could enhance instruction.
NuMediaCareers: Online Industry/Education Collaboration for Next Generation Digital Media Professionals
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Mike Starkey
Instructor
Santa Rosa Junior College
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Derek Wilson
Instructor
College of Marin
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Navigate an online multimedia platform where students create dynamic portfolios; industry posts projects, jobs, and internships; and faculty share course materials and dialogue. This is the future of job placement and career connections.
iPads, eBooks and Apps: One Device All the Tools Students Need
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Lisa Young
Faculty
Scottsdale Community College
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Julie Knapp
Director
Scottsdale Community College
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Dustin Fennell
Vice President and Chief Information Officer
Scottsdale Community College
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Learn how SCC used iPads to serve student technology needs in courses, providing access to textbooks, course resources, over 220 software applications, and iPad apps.
A Multimedia Adventure: The Art of Presenting Content Online
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Laura Ballard
Instructional Designer
GateWay Community College
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Steve Austin
Faculty
GateWay Community College
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We must play in order to learn. Faculty and faculty support personnel are especially invited to come learn about and engage in the art of designing an online multimedia playground for learning course objectives.
Eliminating Silos Through Shared Governance
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Eloise Orrell
Vice President
Foothill College
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Judy Miner
President
Foothill College
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Dolores Davison
Professor
Foothill College
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Come learn how a collaborative committee of faculty, staff, and administrators eliminated departmental and divisional silos by sharing goals and accomplishments while making decisions on resource allocation.
Taking Stock of Your Student Markets: Learning From Our Workforce Colleagues
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Kate Schiefen
Dean
Monroe Community College - SUNY
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Kathryn Campbell
Faculty Chair
Capella University
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Join this discussion of organizational entrepreneurialism and data from an award-winning study on how workforce colleagues serve their markets. Explore how functionally structured organizations can become more market focused
Making the Most of a Multimedia Swiss Army Knife
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Dave Giberson
Coordinator
San Diego Community College District
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Creating multimedia? Camtasia Studio isn’t just the best screen-casting tool available today. Come learn how we’ve made it the hub of our multimedia production and accessibility efforts by leveraging its other virtues.
It’s a Jungle Out There!
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Jacob McBee
Instructional Designer
Dallas TeleLearning
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Creating course content that is exciting and educational is like cutting through dense jungle coverage with a pocket knife. Let the LeCroy Center for Educational Telecommunications help you blaze a trail with its Open Courseware FIPSE-funded project.
Teaching and Learning From the Inside Out: Reflective Practice and the Study of Peace and Nonviolence
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Sue Jones
Professor
Richland College
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Kurt Hoffman
Chair
Allegany College of Maryland
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Rachel Allen
Professor
Valencia College
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Join this interactive presentation on how the work of renewal and wholeness and the teaching of peace and conflict studies can inform and transform the community college culture.
Breaking Through: Advancing Low-skilled Adults to Credentials and Careers
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Maria Flynn
Program Director
Jobs for the Future
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Tina Bloomer
Project Director
Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges
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ABE-to-Credentials engages states in systems redesign to help low-skilled learners earn marketable, college-level credentials. Come explore the framework: accelerated learning, supports, labor market connections, data-driven improvement, sustainability, and scale.
Roundtable Discussions
Knowledge and Wisdom: Classrooms, LMS, and Free-range Chickens
Track - Sustainability
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Todd Conaway
Instructional Designer
Yavapai College
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The LMS is unquestionably the tool used for content delivery. Come explore the broader scope of educational purpose and practice, and the best use of the internet as a tool.
The Ten Most Effective Strategies to Initiate Organizational Change
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Trent Keough
President and CEO
Portage College
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Join this discussion of the top ten change management tools available to everyone. This toolkit will enable participants to engage change from a position of strength.
Hillsborough Community College Rises to the Leadership Challenge
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Judy Alicea
Coordinator
Hillsborough Community College
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Participants learn creative ways to develop leaders by growing their own while meeting multiple challenges, such as dealing with budget constraints, promoting diversity, and preparing for succession planning as professionals retire.
Integrated Learning Support: If You Build It, They Will Come
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Sally Search
Dean
Tallahassee Community College
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Tallahassee Community College’s innovative Learning Commons integrates academic resources and support services for students at all levels of the curriculum. Discussion includes services, faculty collaboration, technology, service model, and assessment.
So Your Institution Is on Facebook? Now What?
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Kerry Mix
Administrative Intern
San Jacinto College District
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Alyssa Webb
Coordinator
San Jacinto College - South Campus
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Gain an understanding of practices in relation to the operation of an institutional Facebook page for a college, while exploring research on student engagement via social media.
Laissez Faire! Cross-cultural, Cross-curricular Learning Through Language
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Katherine Watson
Professor
Coastline Community College
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Participants will discover how Language Across the Curriculum improves the conceptual literacy and discourse competence that underlie the plurilingualism and pluriculturalism necessary for effective global communication and understanding.
Using Industry Certifications for Program Review
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Keith Kelly
Program Coordinator
Northwestern Michigan College
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Learn about a model for using the new Microsoft MTA IT certifications as a performance indicator and as a check in the program’s PDCA quality cycle. Join a discussion of other models for integrating industry certification and challenges associated with data reporting from test vendors.
Taking Transfer From the Equation: Partnering in Programs and Services
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Susan Johnstad
Campus Executive Officer
Yavapai College
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Mark Shelley
Campus Dean
Yavapai College
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Yavapai College and Northern Arizona University recently launched a regional partner campus, offering bachelor degrees without transfer. Learn about strategies for program development, faculty roles, and use of resources.
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM top
Special Session
Having Open Discussions With Your System and Legislature
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Cable Green
Director
Creative Commons
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Strategic planning, legislation, student advocacy, creative budgeting, and partnering with foundations and consortia can create positive disruptive spaces to engage OER. Learn about Washington’s open textbooks, course redesign, and open licensing.
Forum Session
Contextualizing History in Basic Writing Skills Curriculum
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Virginia Norquest
Instructor
South Texas College
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Karen Armitano
Instructor
South Texas College
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Jinhao Wang
Director
South Texas College
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Explore an innovative contextualized Basic Writing curriculum with teaching and learning activities, including student artifacts, learning experiences, and learning outcome assessment.
Innovative Learning: Going Global to Excite, Engage, and Enlighten
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Rachele Lawton
Chair
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Tara Ebersole
Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
Come learn about our holistic and comprehensive global education program, designed for collegewide globalization, and learn how to implement and assess global initiatives at your institution.
Community and College Partnerships: The Foundation for Postsecondary Success
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Melanie Brown
Vice President
St. Johns River State College
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Joe Pickens
President
St. Johns River State College
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Jim Surrency
Executive Director
North East Florida Educational Consortium
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Join this discussion of how forging true partnerships among secondary schools, the college, and other community resources can create sustainable change with measurable results, indicating increased postsecondary success and career opportunities.
A Pedagogic Revolution in the Teaching of English Composition
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Joseph Lemrow
Instructor
Southwestern Michigan College
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Michael Collins
Instructor
Southwestern Michigan College
|
Learn how our pedagogic revolution can change your classroom atmosphere and students lives using tasks that address actual needs faced by traditional and nontraditional student populations seeking positions in a competitive economy.
How CCBC Makes Its Facilities Work
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Carol Sullivan
Campus Dean
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Melissa Hopp
Vice President
The Community College of Baltimore County
|
Have you ever thought about turning a racquetball court into a classroom? During this session, faculty and administrators will discover ways to arrive at creative solutions for space use management.
ERP Migration: How to Minimize the Pain and Succeed
Track - Leadership and Organization
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August Alfonso
Chief Information Officer
Del Mar College
|
Learn about our experience with migrating from a legacy system to Datatel Colleague. Get positive, high-level tips and hints on public awareness, licensing, training, hardware, OS, portal, application, storage, and learn about all the fun folks can have with data migration!
A National Center for Excellence in Business Intelligence
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Jim Blakeslee
Chief Information Officer
Moraine Park Technical College
|
Clinton Vickers
Director
State Fair Community College
|
Tanya Wasmer
Project Manager
Moraine Park Technical College
|
Every community college struggles with designing, developing, and using business intelligence (BI). Learn about the center of excellence established by Moraine Park Technical College to help all community colleges better understand BI.
Achieve Higher Success Rates When Teaching Online Math Classes
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Jody Harris
Professor
Broward College
|
Are you a results-oriented online mathematics instructor? Do you want to be? Learn how to be successful using an online homework system with a live classroom. See our surprising results from semester-end surveys!
Implementing Sustainable Evaluation Models for New Programs
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Denee Pescarmona
Professor
College of the Canyons
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Daylene Meuschke
Director
College of the Canyons
|
Explore collaborative research and evaluation models that ensure project improvement using Microsoft OneNote. Assess the characteristics of evaluation models and identify the models’ usability for your own programs.
The Little Thrift Store That Spans All Three Pillars
Track - Sustainability
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Susan Miller
Chair
Santa Fe College
|
Debi McElroy
Executive Assistant
Santa Fe College
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Saints’ Sharewear, a highly successful thrift store run by career services on the Santa Fe campus, recycles clothing and provides Santa Fe’s career service employees generous book scholarships and family emergency funds.
Creating and Fine-tuning Critical Thinking Assignments
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Elizabeth Laidlaw
Associate Professor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
|
Trying to fit critical thinking learning outcomes into your course? Join this overview of general critical thinking learning outcomes for the community college, and walk through the process of designing an assignment specifically for critical thinking learning outcomes. A manual and rubric for assessing the assignment are provided. All disciplines welcome.
To Chair or Not to Chair: Good Question!
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Cathryn Smith
Associate Professor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
|
Kristen Fragnoli
Assistant Professor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
|
Nayda Pares-Kane
Assistant Professor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
|
Join this discussion of the challenges teachers face when navigating from faculty member to department chair. Discover ways to assess your readiness and learn to use creativity and collaboration to manage this important position.
Four Fabulous Free and Easy Technology Tools for Teaching
Track - Open Educational Resources
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Melanie Morris
Associate Professor
Raritan Valley Community College
|
Derek Weber
Assistant Professor
Raritan Valley Community College
|
Engage students while assessing their progress at every opportunity. Explore media and collaboration tools, with real-time feedback, to create a virtual learning environment that both enhances and transcends the classroom.
Finally, Mandatory Orientation for Student Retention and Success with Online Support
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Linda Welz
Chief Information Services Officer
Citrus College
|
Lucinda Over
Dean
Citrus College
|
Kristie Shimokawa
Counselor
Citrus College
|
Mandatory orientation is becoming imperative for student success. See an online orientation application that appeals to diverse student populations, supports data collection, includes student learning outcomes, and leads to student completion.
Meeting the Challenge of Dislocated Worker Training
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Larry Warford
Senior Consultant
League for Innovation in the Community College
|
Dawn Dewolf
Dean
Lane Community College
|
Melissa Tolle
Assistant Director
Sinclair Community College
|
Carin Weiss
Vice Chancellor
Seattle Community Colleges
|
A $3.5 million League grant from Walmart Foundation is creating a test bed for innovation and experimentation in the capacity and quality of dislocated worker training. Learn about innovative practices at three community colleges.
Program Transformation and Growth: This One Is Working
Track - Learning and Teaching
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John Mummert
Dean
Foothill College
|
Jeanne Thomas
Assistant Professor
Foothill College
|
Denise Swett
Acting Vice President
Foothill College
|
Join this discussion of how child development at Foothill College grew from a small department to a dynamic transfer and career pathway program, and share your programs that have the potential to be transformed.
The Foothill Sustainable Learning Community Project: Lessons Learned
Track - Sustainability
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Rosemary Arca
Faculty
Foothill College
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Maria Casey
Special Assistant to the President
Foothill College
|
Foothill’s sustainable learning community took place in fall 2010, integrating sustainability and global consciousness into general curriculum courses. Join us to discuss lessons learned and share resources, successes, outcomes, and future plans.
Roundtable Discussions
Using New Online Developmental Mathematics Curriculum
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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John Watson
Consultant
National Repository of Online Courses
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Robert Gemin
Consultant
National Repository of Online Courses
|
Explore new online developmental math curriculum and share your expertise in shaping how this open educational resource, developed by the Monterey Institute for Technology and Education, may be used.
Recalibrating Leadership to Meet the Mission
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Feleccia Moore-Davis
Vice President
Lone Star College System
|
Cynthia Griffith
Dean
Lone Star College System
|
Claire Phillips
Instructional Dean
Lone Star College System
|
Join this discussion of the growing demands on community colleges for accountability and responsiveness: foster strategic thinking, create an environment for responsiveness, and sustain labor market responsive programs. This session will benefit leaders at all levels of the organization.
WGU’s Wholly Online Degree Programs for Working Adults
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Bob Rustad
Director Of Partnership Programs
Western Governors University
|
WGU’s mission is to expand access to postsecondary education with affordable, online, competency-based degree programs focused on working adults seeking their first professional credential. Come join a discussion of how it has worked.
Wikis, Blogs, and Facebook, Oh, My! Using Web 2.0 Effectively
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Rena Palloff
Faculty and Director
Fielding Graduate University
|
Keith Pratt
Faculty
Capella University
|
Web 2.0 technologies can prove daunting to master and incorporate into online courses. Come explore innovative ways to create community in an online course by using threaded discussion, blogs, social networking sites, and virtual worlds.
Promising Practices for Student Success at Century College
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Larry Litecky
No Institution
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Kathy Matel
Instructor
Century College
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Linda Baughman-Terry
Chair
Century College
|
Century College built student success efforts on learning communities, student success courses and workshops, tutors linked to classes, and intrusive advising. Come learn about student success action plans in departments and programs.
ACM and NSF Summit on Computing-education Challenges at Community Colleges
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Elizabeth Hawthorne
Senior Professor
Union County College
|
Anita Wright
Assistant Professor
Camden County College
|
The ACM Two-Year College Education Committee will facilitate a dialogue about the computing challenges and opportunities detailed in the report of findings from a strategic summit specifically for community colleges.
The Coming to America Project: Teaching Tolerance Through Digital Storytelling
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Mary Jane Maxwell
Associate Professor
Miami Dade College - Wolfson Campus
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Meet PhotoStory 3 and VoiceThread, and learn about an extremely successful digital storytelling project for students based on the question: Upon whose shoulders do you stand?
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM top
Forum Session
The Virtual Lab Manual: A Tool for Engagement and Success
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Velislava Karaivanova
Professor
Pitt Community College
|
An online chemistry lab manual contains movie clips, pictures, and links, creating an interactive, appealing format. Students read, come prepared to participate fully in lab sessions, and are more successful.
Score: Help Students Achieve Success With Academic Coaching
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Kay Tupala
Dean
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
|
Lisa Blohm
Nursing Academic Coach
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
|
Academic coaching is about creating a safe, engaging learning environment outside the classroom. Join a discussion focused on promotion of the model, student engagement, effective coaching activities, and success stories.
Self-paced Math Lab Courses: Success for All Students
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Kim Granger
Chair
St. Louis Community College at Wildwood
|
This self-paced math course model promotes self-efficacy and success among students and improves study skills. Come learn how to reproduce the model at your institution.
Lions, Tigers, and Bears...Oh, My! Animal Institutions in Instruction
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Andrew Langrehr
Dean
St. Louis Community College at Meramec
|
George Karleskint
Chair
St. Louis Community College at Meramec
|
Jody Martin de Camilo
Associate Professor
St. Louis Community College at Meramec
|
Move beyond the classroom with zoos and aquaria as the cornerstone of your course. Come learn how to incorporate these institutions into your curriculum.
Internet Scout: Delivering Free, High Quality, Online Educational Resources
Track - Open Educational Resources
|
Chanda Halderman
Outreach Coordinator
Internet Scout University of Wisconsin Madison
|
Rachael Bower
Co-director
Internet Scout University of Wisconsin Madison
|
Internet Scout’s NSF-funded projects, AMSER and ATECentral, are digital libraries built specifically to deliver high-quality STEM resources to those in community colleges. Come learn how to use these resource collections effectively.
Mentoring Approaches: Toolkit, Implementation, and Results
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Karen Miller
Dean
Cuyahoga Community College - Metropolitan Campus
|
Jennifer Spielvogel
Vice President
Cuyahoga Community College
|
Join a discussion of various mentoring approaches and success results in a session designed particularly for faculty, student affairs personnel, retention specialists, and other interested in developmental education support initiatives.
Keep the Drive Alive
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Karen McCaa
Counselor
Kirkwood Community College
|
We need motivation and inspiration to keep our drive alive! Leaders are constantly giving and can become exhausted. Every once in a while leaders need a shot of energy to lift them up!
Create Community With Web 2.0 Tools
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Cathy Garland
Vice President
Edvance360
|
Participants will learn to use Web 2.0 tools to build a sense of community; provide value to staff, faculty, students, and alumni; and reap benefits from communities and groups.
Something Old, Something New: Melding Traditional Techniques and Emerging Technologies
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Ruth McAdams
Professor
Tarrant County College District
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Felipe Dobarganes
Instructor
Tarrant County College District
|
Join Spanish and English instructors as we share ways we are using time-honored methods and emerging electronic materials to enable students to learn language and composition skills.
Distance Education Programs: Surviving the Accreditation Review
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Terry Norris
Director
College of Southern Nevada
|
Often, distance education administrators are not prepared for the accreditation process and do not embrace it as a positive experience. Learn how to prepare for and benefit from the process.
The Journeyman: The Concept, the Motorcycle, and How it Happened
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Richard Burgess
Faculty
SAIT Polytechnic
|
How can we integrate many disciplines, build teamwork, engage students, promote trades, generate excitement, and create a recruitment tool for our school of manufacturing and automation, all at the same time? Let’s build a motorcycle! This presentation shows how we did it while having fun, too.
Community College Online Education Consortium (CCOEC): The New Initiative
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Walter Bumphus
President and Chief Executive Officer
American Association of Community Colleges (AACC)
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Pam Quinn
Provost
Dallas County Community College District
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Augusto Failde
Principal
Dallas TeleLearning
|
Come learn about the CCOEC pilot of a single access portal, www.OnlineCommunityColleges.org, where prospective students nationwide can search, evaluate, compare costs, and select online programs that lead to degrees and certificates from participating community colleges, all in one place.
Innovative Strategies for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Community Colleges
Track - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Karen Wosczyna-Birch
Executive Director
Connecticut Community Colleges
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Ashley Halpin
Project Coordinator
Connecticut Community Colleges
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Learn about innovative recruitment strategies such as social media and targeted marketing that have been successfully implemented by the Connecticut Community Colleges to benefit all academic institutions attempting to attract underrepresented student populations.
Real Life, Real Time: Engage Students Through Experiential Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Michael Watkins
Director
Toolwire
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Engage and retain more students through online experiential learning environments. Explore how “learning by doing” benefits students and how colleges/universities are employing these technologies across a spectrum of subjects.
Wednesday,
March
2,
2011
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM top
Special Session
Sustainability Research Initiatives in the College Setting Involving Students and Faculty
Track - Sustainability
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Ron Currie
Senior Faculty Researcher
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
|
Research in colleges and technical institutes is new in Canada. Join this discussion of a project supported by an Idea to Innovation award from NSERC to develop new technologies that enable faster gas chromatographic separations with lower energy requirements. Learn about results from faculty and student involvement in sustainability research.
Forum Session
Student Self-Assessment: Guiding Online Learners to Become Better Prepared
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Yi Guan-Raczkowski
Director
Middlesex Community College - CT
|
Come learn the process by which a student self-assessment was implemented, the key factors contributing to student success, and the ways assessment data was used to improve services, in this session designed for online instructors and support staff.
Tools to Instill Personality Into an Online Course
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Charles Sorcabal
Professor
Mt. San Antonio College
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Come experience how a live web conference demonstrates that communication doesn’t just have to be exclusively through email. Learn how to create and integrate streaming movies into Blackboard and create a course with your signature.
Formative Assessment: What’s Really Happening in My Classroom?
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Charlyn Cassady
Associate Professor
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Rachele Lawton
Chair
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Scott Black
Dean
The Community College of Baltimore County
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Learn how to implement formative assessment quickly through targeted classroom assessments that provide real-time student feedback, which is then used to address student concerns and modify pedagogy and class activities.
Clickers to Develop Student Critical Thinking
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Randy Malta
Senior Instructional Designer
St. Louis Community College
|
Jim Bone
Senior Instructional Designer
St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley
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Join this interactive demonstration of the use of clickers in a variety of courses, and learn strategies for designing questions and other classroom activities using these tools.
Going Beyond Grades in Assessing Student Learning
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Blaine Bennett
Dean
Southwest Texas Junior College
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Richard Whipple
Director
Southwest Texas Junior College
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Come learn about Southwest Texas Junior College’s assessment approach that derives evidence of student learning from multiple sources, including course grades, pre- and post-assessments, attendance, and student activities.
Reignite Your Science Instruction With This Engaging Hands-on Learning System
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Teri Fleming
Teacher
Hands and Minds, Inc.
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Kelly Canino
Manager
Hands and Minds, Inc.
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Learn how to engage your students with a learning system proven to create greater retention and higher test scores by building the human body systems and muscles in clay in a skeletal model.
Online Academic Support: A Multicampus Discussion
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Fred Lokken
Associate Dean
Truckee Meadows Community College
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Steve Rheinschmidt
Director
Southeastern Community College
|
Steve Holland
Faculty
Eastern Iowa Community College District
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Panelists will share their experiences with online tutoring from SMARTHINKING, followed by audience engagement of questions, sharing, and dialog on the benefits and challenges of 24/7 academic support.
A Certificate Program for Social Network Marketing
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Penn Wu
Professor
Cypress College
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Come learn about a certificate program for social network marketing courses in this session designed especially for deans and administrators planning to develop social network marketing courses and certificate programs.
Campus Expansion: Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Multicampus Community College
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Barbara Gaba
Provost
Union County College
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Ronald Milon
Interim Vice President
Bergen Community College
|
Come learn about two New Jersey institutions’ experiences that illustrate the opportunities, challenges, and other lessons in establishing satellite and branch campuses.
Developmental Math From a Student’s Perspective
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Gisele Larose
President
WebStudy, Inc.
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Carol Redfield
Consultant
WebStudy, Inc.
|
Come see the results of a developmental math course that addressed the individual student’s needs in an automated fashion. Learn how you might facilitate the same results.
Are They Getting It? Using Rubrics to Assess General Education Outcomes
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Dianne Moore
Faculty
Olympic College
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Mirelle Cohen
Professor
Olympic College
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Minerva Holk
Professor
Olympic College
|
Olympic College uses faculty institutes to rate student work using core abilities rubrics. Come join this discussion of the rubrics, which clarify performance expectations, and learn how institute results are used to determine learning at an institutional level.
Building a New Campus in an Urban Environment
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Valarie Avalone
Director
Monroe Community College - SUNY
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Raymond Shea
Assistant Vice President
Monroe Community College - SUNY
|
Considering building a new campus? Come learn the principles, politics, and partnerships necessary to expand your college’s mission and community impact.
Global Skills for College Completion: Tools and Routines
Track - Basic Skills and Developmental Education
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Marisa Klages
Assistant Professor
LaGuardia Community College-CUNY
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Bronte Miller
Associate Professor
Patrick Henry Community College
|
Terry Shamblin
Assistant Professor
Monroe Community College - SUNY
|
On a path toward successful professional development, 25 GSCC faculty are using ePortfolio, Polilogue, and Pathfinder virtual environments to deepen their classroom practice and classroom research as they work toward an 80 percent pass rate in basic skills classes.
Social Learning That Won’t Break the Bank
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Kyle Loudermilk
Vice President
Datatel, Inc.
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Datatel’s next-generation learning platform improves the communication between professors and students, reduces administrative overhead, and expands insight into focused student support. Find out how Datatel is addressing the real and critical needs of students and professors while significantly reducing the cost of ownership of the online learning system.
Enhancing Online Course Content with Curriculum-Based Video Clips
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Cameron Cox
Vice President
INTELECOM Intelligent Telecommunications
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The INTELECOM Online Resources Network® is a repository of 3,000+ video clips, with a user-friendly search interface that enables faculty to easily embed clips. Subscription options offer flexibility and affordability.
9:15 AM - 10:15 AM top
Forum Session
Services for Retaining Online Students
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Tara Boozer
Account Manager
SmarterServices
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Yi Guan-Raczkowski
Director
Middlesex Community College - CT
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Student retention is important for eLearning programs. Come learn about services that over 350 colleges and universities use to retain online students: SmarterMeasure.com, SmarterSurveys.com, SmarterFaculty.com, and SmarterProctors.com.
Create Flash, Web, and CD-ROM Projects With Ease Using Mediator!
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Dave Hamilton
Educational Advisor
MatchWare, Inc.
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Learn to create comprehensive Flash and HTML websites in a matter of minutes with interactive navigation, object animation, and much more. No coding or scripting required!
17 Goldwater Scholars in 14 Years Means Something
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Bruce Jackson
Professor and Chair
Massachusetts Bay Community College
|
Come learn how the highly successful MassBay CC research-based biotechnology education model uses a miniaturized doctoral curriculum for nontraditional scholars, in this session developed particularly for community college STEM faculty.
You’re Not Alone: A Mental Health Partnership Model
Track - Student Services and Activities
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Mark McCabe
Dean
Colorado Mountain College
|
Skip Lee
Dean
Colorado Mountain College
|
Lisa Doak
Dean
Colorado Mountain College
|
Brian Hoza
Assistant Dean
Colorado Mountain College
|
Students with mental health problems are increasingly overwhelming campus support staff. Come learn about a partnership model that provides data and strategies for a better campus mental health plan.
Online Success for WIA Students: Integrated Basic Skills and Hybrid Delivery Strategies
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Jo Ann Baria
Dean
Pierce College
|
Edward Bachmann
Director
Pierce College
|
Wes Hamilton
Associate Professor
Pierce College
|
Providing online education for underprepared workforce students and meeting the requirements for WIA funds is challenging. Come learn about a solution that offers a technology preparation component with grounded basic skills overlap (IBEST) to ensure student success online.
Florida’s Forum for Engineering Technology: A Vehicle for Change
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Marilyn Barger
Executive Director
Hillsborough Community College
|
Learn how Florida’s Forum for Engineering Technology, together with the Florida Advanced Technological Education Center (FLATE), has become an important vehicle for change for statewide issues affecting the engineering technology discipline.
Forecast 2020: The Future of Learning
Track - Leadership and Organization
|
William Flynn
Managing Director Emeritus
National Council For Continuing Education And Training
|
What are the trends that will impact education in the future? Learn how global, economic, and competitive forces will challenge your college, in this session that is a must for administrators, faculty, and campus leaders.
Using SharePoint to Build Course-level Assessment Awareness
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Rachelle Hall
Faculty
Glendale Community College (AZ)
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See a demonstration of how SharePoint can be used as a single, online point of entry for an entire course-level assessment system for everyone involved in assessment.
Technical and Community College Mergers: Impact on Cost and Student Learning
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Rodney Ellis
Executive Vice President
Atlanta Technical College
|
Murray Williams
Director
Atlanta Technical College
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Join this discussion of how mergers between technical and community colleges can be used as an effective strategy for addressing rising institutional costs and poor student learning outcomes.
Training at the Speed of Business
Track - Workforce Preparation and Development
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Dawn Busick
Project Director
Mohealthwins
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Roderick Nunn
Vice Chancellor
St. Louis Community College
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Learn how four key elements necessary for training at the speed of business will you’re your workforce needs today and tomorrow, and explore best practices at three institutions.
Going the Distance: Preserve Academic Integrity and Increase Customer Satisfaction
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Lynn Hogan
Professor
Calhoun Community College
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Doug Winneg
Chief Executive Officer
Software Secure
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Distance learning teams, come learn about attributes of successful remote proctoring methods, and leave with the ability to build a strategy to deliver exams online conveniently while maintaining academic integrity.
Adjunct Faculty Certification 101: Introduction to Teaching and Learning
Track - Learning and Teaching
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Kent Zimmerman
Professor
Sinclair Community College
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Sally Struthers
Professor
Sinclair Community College
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More than 200 adjunct faculty at Sinclair Community College have completed the Adjunct Faculty Certification Program. Join this overview of the curriculum and the peer review requirements of the program.
The Adjunct Imperative: Communication, Development, and Oversight
Track - Leadership and Organization
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Judy Vangaalen
Coordinator
Edison State College
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Bonnie Lawler
Coordinator
Edison State College
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Join this discussion on best practices in working with adjunct professors, including use of surveys implementation of a professional development program, creation of an adjunct institute, and implementation of an adjunct teaching portfolio.
Building and Sustaining a Culture of Evidence With Scarce Resources
Track - Research, Assessment, and Accountability
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Rigo Rincones
National Director
MDC, Inc.
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Lynda Villanueva
Associate Dean
Brazosport College
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Luzelma Canales
Interim Associate Dean
South Texas College
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Come hear from Achieving the Dream leader colleges about how applying a five-step process for institutional improvement helped them increase student success. Learn from their experiences of building data-driven processes, even on a tight budget.
NSF’s Division of Undergraduate Education: Funding Opportunities for Community Colleges and Partnerships
Track - Resource Development and Foundation Management
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Eun-Woo Chang
Instructional Dean
Montgomery College
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Celeste Carter
Program Director
National Science Foundation
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Undergraduate education is central to NSFs mission in human resource development. The Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE) serves as the focal point for agency support for undergraduate education. DUE program activities strengthen and continuously improve the vitality of undergraduate education for students in STEM courses. Funding opportunities are discussed.
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM top
General Session
Closing Keynote Session - Janet Zadina
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