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Signature Programs 2010<br />
Beginning in Honors TM<br />
Wednesday, October 20<br />
Muehlebach Tower, Colonial Ballroom/ Salons<br />
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM<br />
Beginning in Honors (BIH) serves faculty and administrators who are new to honors education,<br />
whether from programs or colleges. BIH uses a highly interactive format to assist individuals<br />
who are starting honors programs or who are assuming positions of leadership in existing ones.<br />
It addresses basic issues concerning the administration, curriculum, faculty, and students of<br />
honors programs.<br />
Best Honors Administrative Practices Marriott Tower<br />
Friday, October 22 8:00 AM – 4:40 PM Mary Lou Williams A & B<br />
Saturday, October 23 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM Mary Lou Williams A& B<br />
Best Honors Administrative Practices (BHAP) sessions are designed to allow participants with<br />
all levels of honors experience to focus on a number of key administrative issues facing honors<br />
programs and honors colleges. Among the 2010 BHAP presenters are five past presidents of<br />
NCHC, a former NCHC Executive Director, and eight NCHC- Recommended Site Visitors. All<br />
BHAP sessions will be held in the Mary Lou Williams rooms on Friday and Saturday. Please<br />
see the detailed session descriptions for more information about each BHAP session.<br />
Book Display/Sales<br />
Location TBD<br />
A unique feature of the conference is the book display/sales area. Attendees will be able to<br />
examine and purchase books by our plenary and keynote speakers as well as publications related<br />
to our conference theme and books of particular interest to NCHC members, including books<br />
written by NCHC members.<br />
City as Text TM<br />
Muehlebach Tower, Imperial Ballroom<br />
Sponsored by The Washington Center for Internships & Academic Seminars<br />
Thursday, October 21<br />
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM<br />
City as Text TM is an active exploration of the conference site that introduces newcomers to the<br />
multiple discussions of both exploration and the look and lore of a given city. Small groups<br />
armed with maps and assignments undertake a walkabout, a structured exploration of areas<br />
within the site that yields information, impression, and inquiry to pursue further. The wrap-up<br />
session afterwards provides everyone with a complex collection of images pulled from the<br />
several destinations and encounters reported to the entire group. This event serves well as a<br />
mixer and as a way to frame participants’ experience of the conference, where local experts and<br />
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