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Honors Assessment<br />
Friday, October 22<br />
11:00 AM – 12:10 PM<br />
Marriott Tower 2nd Floor, Yardbird A<br />
Gen, Two, Sm, T&L<br />
Student Moderator: Katherine Snider, University of Alabama at Birmingham *<br />
Assessing Student Learning in Community <strong>College</strong> Honors Programs Using the CCCSE<br />
Course Feedback Form<br />
Marcia A. Roman, Seminole State <strong>College</strong><br />
Laura O. Ross, Seminole State <strong>College</strong><br />
The Course Feedback Form, developed by the Center for Community <strong>College</strong> Student<br />
Engagement (CCCSE), can serve as a course and program level assessment tool. Presenters will<br />
discuss how honors student responses on the form compared to responses of the general<br />
population on the CCCSE Community <strong>College</strong> Student Report.<br />
Using Assessment Plans to Build Partnerships<br />
Benjamin Moritz, Mansfield University<br />
A robust, program-level assessment plan can be an effective tool not only for honors program<br />
improvement, but also for identifying new partnerships across the college/university curriculum.<br />
Mapping course-level student learning outcomes to program-level goals can reveal opportunities<br />
for curricular cooperation between honors and non-honors programs.<br />
Undergraduate Research Programs<br />
Friday, October 22<br />
11:00 AM – 12:10 PM<br />
Marriott Tower 2nd Floor, Yardbird B<br />
First<br />
Success through Innovation: Creating an Undergraduate Research Symposium<br />
Kimberly K. Bell, Sam Houston State University<br />
Brittany Disiere, Sam Houston State University *<br />
Maria A. Holmes, Sam Houston State University<br />
Elizabeth Nesselrode, Sam Houston State University *<br />
This presentation details how to create and host an undergraduate research symposium. It focuses<br />
in particular on ways to create a rewarding and academically challenging experience for<br />
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