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Monday, March 18 8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Law, Policy, and Governance Leadership Personal Foundations 46 # Title Room 018 Collaborating to Reduce High-Risk Drinking: The NCHIP Experience Marriott, Canary (3) 031 Hamsters in the Hallways: New Standards for Pets on Campus Marriott, Grand Ballroom (8B) 041 Social Media and Threat Assessment: Three Case Studies Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (C-D) Title Room 017 Changing the Momentum with Campus Substance Abuse Marriott, Grand Ballroom (4) 033 Ideas Worth Sharing: Social Change and TEDxOhioStateUniversity Marriott, Vinoy 044 Transformation that Lasts: The WV Student Affairs Story Marriott, Grand Ballroom (2) 046 Women in the Academy: Leadership in Graduate School and Beyond Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (B) Title Room 034 More than Words: Skills Required for Successful Collaborations Marriott, Grand Ballroom (1) 040 Shared Experiences: New Professionals of Color in Student Affairs Marriott, Grand Ballroom (12) 045 What Does It Mean to Be A New Professional? Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (Q) 047 Work/Life Balance for Peak Performance and Joy Marriott, Sawgrass Student Learning and Development Title Room 019 Comparing Oppressions in a Campus Counterspace: Student Stories Marriott, Canary (2) 022 Designing Successful Sophomore Programs Marriott, Marco Island 024 EBI and Map-Works: A Focus on Assessment & Student Retention Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (E-F) 030 Good Boys: How College Men Develop Into Positive Contributors Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (P) 033 Ideas Worth Sharing: Social change and TEDxOhioStateUniversity Marriott, Vinoy 035 Permeable Boundaries: First-Generation Student Transitions Marriott, Grand Ballroom (6) 037 RA Educators: Moving From Programming to Advocates of Learning Marriott, Grand Ballroom (10) 038 (Re)framing Faith: LGBQ Minorities Multiple Identities in College Marriott, Grand Ballroom (7B) 039 Reinventing Alternative Break Refl ections with Digital Stories Marriott, Grand Ballroom (7A) 042 Student Workers Building Sustainable Communities Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (K) 043 The Student Learning Project: Findings and Next Steps Marriott, Grand Ballroom (13) 2013 NASPA Annual Conference Follow @NASPA Tweets using #NASPA13
8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. FEATURED SESSION 8:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. 014 Improving the Quality of Learning in College: The Next Great Opportunity for Student Affairs Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (G-H) Richard P. Keeling, Keeling & Associates, LLC Higher education is being held back by the quality and quantity of learning in college. This is a true educational emergency! Many college graduates cannot think critically, write effectively, solve problems, understand complex issues, or meet employers’ expectations. We are “losing our minds”— and endangering our social, economic, and scientifi c leadership. Critics say higher education costs too much and should be more effi cient. But the real problem is value, not cost; fi nancial “solutions” and “completion” alone will not be enough. The critical solution—making learning the highest priority in college—demands fundamental and innovative change. Student Affairs must be a core partner in the emerging national discussion of improving student outcomes and in creating sustainable culture change on every campus; this is our most important opportunity for true professional and institutional leadership. 8:30 a.m.—9:15 a.m. TECHNOLOGY “UN”SESSION T01 Drinking from the Fire Hose: Managing Information Overload Marriott, Harbor Beach Beth Polling, University of New Hampshire Stefanie Lucas, Colorado School of Mines 015 Achieving Strategic Success with Academic Partners Marriott, Grand Ballroom (14) Vince Loffredo, University of Kansas Medical Center Ryan Grove, University of Kansas Medical Center Chris Meiers, University of Kansas Medical Center Follow @NASPA Tweets using #NASPA13 016 Anti-Hazing Laws: Exploring Policy Limits and Possibilities Marriott, Grand Ballroom (5) Elizabeth Allan, University of Maine Kati Libby, University of Maine Mary Madden, University of Maine Cindy Tesch, University of Maine 017 Changing the Momentum with Campus Substance Abuse Marriott, Grand Ballroom (4) David Anderson, George Mason University 018 Collaborating to Reduce High-Risk Drinking: The NCHIP Experience Marriott, Canary (3) Alexander Bruce, The University of the South Galen Laprocido, Southern Methodist University Jan McCutchin, Southern Methodist University Kimberly Moulds, Vanderbilt University Kristin Weyman, The University of the South 019 Comparing Oppressions in a Campus Counterspace: Student Stories in a Classroom Marriott, Canary (2) Annemarie Vaccaro, University of Rhode Island Melissa Camba-Kelsay, University of Rhode Island 020 Considering Parent Expectations of College Marriott, Grand Ballroom (3) Justin Alger, University at Buffalo 021 Critical Views on Urban-Rural Transitions and Students of Color Marriott, Grand Ballroom (8A) Jude Paul Dizon, University of Maryland Dorian L. McCoy, University of Tennessee 022 Designing Successful Sophomore Programs Marriott, Marco Island Laurie Schreiner, Azusa Pacifi c University Melissa Flowers, Trinity University 023 Developing Diversity Competencies as a Part of Staff Expectations Marriott, Canary (4) Gary Dukes, Western Oregon University Tina Fuchs, Western Oregon University 024 EBI and MAP-Works: A Focus on Assessment and Student Retention Corporate Session Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (E-F) Todd Pica, EBI MAP-Works 025 Emerging Qualitative Research for Student Affairs Professionals Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (L) Leasa Kowalski Evinger, Clemson University Lani San Antonio, Clemson University 026 Ethical Empowerment: Actual Dilemmas, Authentic Conversation Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (J1-J2) Holly Allar, University of Hawai`i at Manoa Megan Bebb, California State University-East Bay 027 Member Perspectives: Results from NASPA’s Survey of Members Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (A) Brian Sponsler, NASPA Amy Shopkorn, NASPA Alexis J. Wesaw, NASPA Nathan Victoria, NASPA 028 Exploring “Invisible” Social Class in Fraternities andSororities Marriott, Grand Ballroom (9) Krista Soria, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Georgianna Martin, The University of Southern Mississippi 029 Family Programming: Two Models, One Mission Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (M) Lindsey Gunderson, University of Oklahoma Kathryn Rehner, University of Alabama Sarah Williams, University of Oklahoma 030 Good Boys: How College Men Develop Into Positive Contributors Marriott, Crystal Ballroom (P) Philip Badaszewski, University of Georgia BOLD WITHOUT BOUNDARIES 47 Monday, March 18 8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
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