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Set-Up and Benefits of Peer Mentoring Christopher N. Anstine, University of North Carolina-Wilmington * Brittney R. Knotts, University of North Carolina-Wilmington * The first year of college is filled with new experiences, great expectations, and a different environment that can be overwhelming for many freshmen. A program that places upperclassmen as peer mentors to these freshmen can help them to transition more gracefully into their new environment and gain ultimate success. Friday, October 22 2:00 PM – 3:10 PM Marriott Tower 3rd Floor, Julia Lee A Two What Does Everyone Else Do Frank Provenzano, Greenville Technical College Elaine Torda, State University of New York-Orange This session reviews the results of the 2009-2010 Two-Year College Committee Survey that focused on current conditions in two-year institutions. It explores methods to use the data for planning and decision-making in individual programs and as a baseline to examine the trends and assess the more global implications. Friday, October 22 2:00 PM – 3:10 PM Marriott Tower 3rd Floor, Julia Lee B First, Gen, Lg, Sm, Stu Gen, T&L, Two Learning Outcomes by Design Jessica Pearson, Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Company Jane C. Wright, Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Company Winston Churchill said, "We shape our buildings and they shape us." What types of spaces can authentically shape learning outcomes In this session, the role of design in creating learning outcomes will be explored through research and case studies in the context of a program’s unique mission and aspirations. Research in Honors Friday, October 22 2:00 PM – 3:10 PM Marriott Tower 3rd Floor, Lester Young A 117 | Page
RIH, T&L Student Moderator: Maria Lorena, Broward College * How to Earn an ‘A’ for Assessment: Aligning Learning Goals and Outcomes with a New Honors Curriculum Carol Anelli, Washington State University Libby Walker, Washington State University The Washington State University Honors College recently implemented a new curriculum that emphasizes foreign language proficiency and cultural competency. Six learning goals provide a curricular framework that culminates in an honors thesis. This presentation will focus on the assessment of learning goals within the curriculum and in a single course. Social Networking Friday, October 22 2:00 PM – 3:10 PM Marriott Tower 3rd Floor, Lester Young B Gen, Stu Gen The Many Faces of Facebook for Honors Michelle Glass, Eastern Kentucky University * Courtney Jackson, Eastern Kentucky University * Gene Kleppinger, Eastern Kentucky University Megan Pigman, Eastern Kentucky University * Lauren Rice, Eastern Kentucky University * Katie Webber, Eastern Kentucky University * How are honors programs and students using Facebook Can honors programs develop strong faculty/student camaraderie through online friendships, groups, and fan pages Our review of Facebook sites from our own and other institutions provides tips for recruiting students, promoting events, building morale, keeping alumni informed, and much more. The Rhythm of Today’s Student: Connecting through Social Networking Lindsey B. Westerfield, Western Kentucky University Connecting to your honors students requires improvisation in the ever-shifting currents of social networking and new media. Learn how to maximize your online presence and expand into new technologies to reach your students, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Blogs, Mobile Applications, and more. 118 | P age
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45th Annual Conference of the Natio
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2010 Conference Sponsors The Fund f
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Audio-Visual Equipment Policy If yo
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NCHC Mission & Board of Directors N
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Hotel Information Rooms & Amenities
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List of Kansas City Attractions Res
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(816) 842-0320 http://www.kcbeast.c
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National World War I Museum at Libe
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Conference at a Glance Wednesday, O
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Student Party Sponsored by The Fund
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General Sessions General Sessions G
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First-Time Attendees Conference Nav
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Student Roadmap Kansas City, MO Thi
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Signature Programs 2010 Beginning i
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Fishbowl - Faculty Saturday, Octobe
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Friday, October 22 11:00 AM - 4:40
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Featured Speakers Paul Berliner Ens
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characterized it as a "vivid retell
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Arts & Improvisation Workshop (NEW)
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Ariel Dansky University of Central
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Key to Conference Strands First Tim
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Thursday, October 21 Signature Prog
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Moderator: Panelists: Geoffrey Kain
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Panelists: Clay Motley, Western Ken
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Poetry Master Class Sponsored by Gl
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Rosalie Otero, University of New Me
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Irlandaise Velocé Doug Auwarter, U
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Friday, October 22 Feature Exhibito
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The transition process from high sc
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Origins of the Ancient Athenian Dem
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Should honors programs encourage st
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Success Initiatives in Two-Year Col
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Service Learning in Honors I Saturd
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Signature Program Saturday, October
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Kari Ulivi, Joliet Junior College *
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Roundtable Discussions Sponsored by
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The Sciences—Yes, We Do: Science
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Muehlebach Tower Main Level, Salon
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2010 Best Honors Administrative Pra
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2:00 PM - 3:10 PM BHAP 6. The Many
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3. Federal Reserve Bank Money Museu
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Committee Meetings Wednesday, Octob
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• Highly Selective Admissions Pro
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Lauren Furry, Hillsborough Communit
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Moderator: Panelists: Keith Garbutt
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Student Interdisciplinary Research
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2010 Portz Fellowship The National
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2009/2010 Portz Grant Recipients Fa
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Future NCHC Educational Opportuniti
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NCHC 2010 Conference Planning Commi
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Directory of Honorary Members of NC
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Douglas Boudreau, Mercyhurst Colleg
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