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2016 ACPA ANNUAL CONVENTION TUESDAY 110 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS BLOCK #9: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (CONT.) Competency Program Title Prgrm # Presenter(s) Room AER - AER AER AER AER PEF SJI SJI SLD LEAD - LEAD - LEAD - LEAD LEAD SJI SJI Using Rubrics to Assess the Impact of Co-Curricular Experiences Publishing Books and Monographs With ACPA: Learning From Experienced Writers Assessing What Our Students Know and Do Not Know about Aboriginal Peoples Meal Plans and Student Success: Innovative Strategies Encouraging Students to Eat On Campus Assessing the Impact of College Experiences: Challenges and Solutions A Generationally Intelligent Approach to Addressing Ageism and Adultism in Student Affairs Global Engagement and Leadership Experience Turning Challenges into Opportunities: Transformative Strategies for the 21st Century Leader D. None of the Above: Exploring Inclusive Practices for Tomorrow's Leaders Promoting Doctoral Student Engagement through a Community-Engaged Learning Seminar 644 632 Victoria Livingston, University of Wisconsin, Platteville Diane L Cooper, University of Georgia Florence M. Guido, University of Northern Colorado For program updates, follow @ACPA on Twitter. Visit https://crowd.cc/acpa16 or download the CrowdCompass convention app here: https://crowd.cc/s/cMZm Palais 518C Palais 512F 613 Jennifer Massey, Memorial University Palais 512C 629 Dean Kennedy, Boise State University Palais 513B 612 Nicholas A Bowman, University of Iowa Cindy Ann Kilgo, University of Iowa Palais 513D 609 Vu Tran, The Ohio State University Palais 514B 626 Jana Clinton, Penn State University Palais 513F 643 619 631 Denise M McCory, Cuyahoga Community College Holly Craider, Cuyahoga Community College Kyle N. Boone, Georgia Gwinnett College Kevin Dougherty, University of California, Los Angeles Jason L Meriwether, Indiana University Southeast Kristina Minnella, University of Toronto Jeffrey Burrow, University of Toronto Palais 520A Palais 520F Palais 513A
6-9 MARCH | MONTRÉAL Competency Program Title Prgrm # Presenter(s) Room LEAD SJI LEAD SLD LEAD SLD OHR - OHR - OHR SJI OHR SLD PEF SJI Research Papers Block: Micro and Macro Perspectives on Student Affairs Work • But the Greatest of These is Love: How Staff Members Negotiate Their Relationships with LGBTQ Students at Christian Institutions • Learning from Tragedy: Student Affairs Leadership Following College Campus Disasters • Academic and Student Affairs Partnerships to Advance Diversity and Social Justice: A Content Analysis of Institutional Websites Student Leadership within Qatari and Global Contexts Sustainability and Healthy Campus: Nexus of Opportunity #Fail: Providing Feedback when Employees Miss the Mark Race, Sexuality, and Leadership: Experiences of LGBTQ Faculty and Staff of Color Renforcement de la Confiance: Trust Building across Multiple Identities Thriving Together: Making Wellbeing an Institutional Priority What Is Social Justice Anyway?: Theorizing a Critical Concept 635 637 Danielle K Molina, Mississippi State University (Discussant) Ryan Davis, Indiana University Bloomington Lucy A LePeau, Indiana University Bloomington Dominica J. Scibetta, California State University, Long Beach Katie Treadwell, University of Kansas Dalia Atef Rehal, Carnegie Mellon, Qatar Cassandre Giguere Alvarado, University of Texas, Austin 639 Gene Luna, University of South Carolina, Columbia 606 633 634 642 646 Jennifer Ludwig, University of Arizona Thomas A Murray, University of Arizona Joshua Moon Johnson, University of Wisconsin, Madison Nancy Geist Giacomini, Sullivan University Linda Smith, Sullivan University Pam Patterson, George Mason University Nance Lucas, George Mason University Rose Pascarell, George Mason University Sean Pepin, West Valley College Dian Squire, University of Denver Palais 522A Palais 518B Palais 512G Palais 512H Palais 518A Palais 514A Palais 523A Palais 511A TUESDAY Follow convention conversations on Twitter using the hashtag #ACPA16 111
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