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2016 ACPA ANNUAL CONVENTION WEDNESDAY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS BLOCK #14: 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM Competency Program Title Prgrm # Presenter(s) Room A/S - A/S - A/S A/S AER AER A/S AER Storientations: Building Community, Capacity, and Confidence for Underrepresented Students The Student Affairs Experience: Stories of Professional and Graduate Transition Avoiding the Student Shuffle: A Paradigm Shift from Centralized Academic Advising Facilitating Students' Development of Resilience: A Proactive Approach Making an Impact: Assessing a Funded Internship Program 864 Neil Buddel, Centennial College 866 845 853 857 James Vines, Bloomsburg University Taurean T Davis, Clemson University Cherese Fine, Clemson University Lori Pindar, Clemson University DeShawn Preston, Clemson University Justin Landis, Eastern Michigan University Michael Brown, Eastern Michigan University Hayley R Weddle, University of California San Diego Marilee Bresciani Ludvik, San Diego State University RJ Holmes-Leopold, Cornell College Bethany Miller, Cornell College Palais 515A Palais 522B Palais 521B Palais 512H Palais 512C A/S AER A/S LEAD A/S SJI A/S SJI A/S SLD Predicting and Supporting Transfer Student Academic Success Using Active Inquiry in Dispute Resolution United for USC: Student and University Leaders Collaborating for Social Change Developing Social and Cultural Capital among First-Generation College Students Developing Healthy Masculinities in Collegiate Athletes 859 872 Roger Wessel, Ball State University Charlie Clausen, Duke University Laurie Mabile, University of Maryland University College 870 Gavin Weiser, University of South Carolina 850 849 Elizabeth Primero, California State University, Long Beach Brian R Lackman, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Steve Malvaso, University of Iowa Palais 521A Palais 513F Palais 513A Palais 513E Palais 511D 136 For program updates, follow @ACPA on Twitter. Visit https://crowd.cc/acpa16 or download the CrowdCompass convention app here: https://crowd.cc/s/cMZm
6-9 MARCH | MONTRÉAL Competency Program Title Prgrm # Presenter(s) Room A/S A/S A/S A/S SLD SLD SLD SLD AER - AER - ARD AER LEAD LEAD SJI VPH SJI SLD Actualizing a Residential Curriculum Model through Advising Residential Student Groups From Theory to Practice: Developing Programs that Support Underrepresented Students Programmatic, Curricular, and Advising Interventions for STEM Student Success Students with Mental Health Needs: Counseling Outcomes for Academic Success What Game Design Theory and Gamification Can Teach Us about Assessing Program Effectiveness Embracing Candid Conversations: Using Assessment as an Instrument for Change Considerations and Techniques for Assessing Queer- and Transspectrum Students Assessing Ourselves: Mid- Level Professionals and Student Learning Outcomes Assessment Competencies Unmapped Territory: Community Partnership and Students Civic Participation The Wizarding World of Personality Assessments: Leadership through Harry Potter 843 Joseph S Bozzo, University of Delaware Tierra Fields, University of Delaware 855 Jasmine Lee, Michigan State University 861 865 Jennifer A Lease Butts, University of Connecticut Kaitlin Heenehan, University of Connecticut Alan M Schwitzer, Old Dominion University Daniel St. John, Eastern Virginia Medical School 873 Patrick Marino, University of San Diego 851 Annemieke Rice, Campus Labs 848 Jason C Garvey, The University of Alabama Sue Rankin, Rankin and Associates 844 Evan Baum, Hobsons, Inc. 871 867 Danielle S Thibodeau,University of Toronto Sarah Memme, University of Toronto Kristina Minnella, University of Toronto Nadia Rosemond, University of Toronto Emily C Pearson, University of Connecticut Alexis Parrill, University Connecticut Palais 511A Palais 522A Palais 512B Palais 512D Palais 514C Palais 518C Palais 511B-C Palais 511F Palais 513C Palais 512G WEDNESDAY Follow convention conversations on Twitter using the hashtag #ACPA16 137
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