Conference Programs and Presenters

Conference Programs and Presenters
Program Title Primary Presenter Institution
     
A Living-Learning Honors College Environment Dr. Trudy Somers Towson University
A Residence Life Program Re-Organized Doug Gruenewald, Ph.D. Iowa State University
A Strategic Planning Model for Developing a Campus Living/Learning Proposal Mary L. Hummel University of Michigan
An Innovative Approach to Improving Retention of Diverse Students: Creating a Student Research Community. Sandra Gregerman University of Michigan
Assessment of Living/Learning Programs for Women in Math, Science, and Engineering: What have we learned? Deborah Richie University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Bridges, Connections and Alliances: Residential Academic Programs at The University of Arizona Greg Ziebell The University of Arizona
Building Collaboration: Constructing a New Living/Learning Center Dr. Kay H. Smith Appalachian State University
Chapman Learning Community: The First Year in Collaboration W. Robert Midden Bowling Green State University
Collaborating Our Careers: What Roles can Graduate Students Realistically Play in Residential Colleges? W. Keith Duffy Bowling Green State University
Collaborating to Make Our Case: Strategies for Assessing Residential Learning Communities from Academic and Student Affairs Perspectives (Pre-Conf Workshop) Karl L. Schilling Miami University
Collaborations among Student Affairs and Academic Affairs which enhances student learning, academic performance, satisfaction and retention Jerrold Stein University at Stony Brook
College Park Scholars: A Multi-program Living/Learning Residential Community. Albert H. Gardner University of Maryland, College Park
Commons College Richard Jenseth St. Lawrence University
Community Interventions: Faculty and Staff working together. Cynthia W. Clark St. Lawrence University
Creating collaborative partnerships to assess student learning in residential programs. Cathy McHugh Engstom Syracuse University
Crossing Divisions: Helping Faculty Work Effectively in a Living/Learning Program Dr. Valerie Lehr St. Lawrence University
Deck the Halls: Integrating leadership development into residential settings. K. Cherie Sheridan Barnard College
Defining a Residential College Ann Minnick Michigan State University
Digging in the Dirt: Uncovering the Roots of our Practice Amy M. White Miami University
Dinosaurs in Cyberspace: revolutionizing the role of residentially based education at large research universities -- a case study. Cecilia Infante University of Michigan
Engagement in Learning Dr. Judith A. Ramaley University of Vermont
Faculty Collaboration in Interdisciplinary Teaching: Duke University FOCUS Interdisciplinary Programs. Edna Andrews Duke University
From Down Under: A Ground Level View of Collaborative Learning and Faculty Participation in the Villanova Experience Program Dr. Marylu Hill Villanova University
Gemstone: Multidisciplinary Research in Residence Dr. Vickie J. Claflin University of Maryland, College Park
Hard Hat Area: Constructing Bridges between the Core Curriculum and Residential Learning Environments Dr. John A. Doody Villanova University
Huges Residential College: Faculty and Students as Academic, Civic, and Social Leaders at the University of Central Arkansas Jayme Millsap Stone University of Central Arkansas
Identifying and Assisting First-Generation College Students in a Residential Educational Community. Dr. Bob Perkins Alma College
In Search of Mark Hopkins' Log Prof. Carl Reidel University of Vermont
It Doesn't Happen Automatically: Faculty Learn to Make Use of the Residential Component Sue Dinitz Unviersity of Vermont
Living Learning Programs 101: How to Start and Sustain a Successful Living Learning Program David Schoem University of Michigan
Making Science Useful to Nonscience Students: An Interdisciplinary General Education Science Course Focusing on Medicine. W. Robert Midden Bowling Green State University
Movies About College Life Chris M. Golde, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin - Madison
Opportunities for Collaboration and Relationship Enhancement Mary Ann Salotti, Ph.D. California University of Pennsylvania
Pre-Conference: UVM Eco Geo, Melosira Drake Jack University of Vermont
Residence Hall Facility Renovations: A Model for Supporting Residential Academic Programs William J. Zeller University of Michigan
Resident Students Services and Faculty/Administrators: Unconventional Collaborators for Learning Community Success Stephen J. Romanoff, Ph.D. University of Southern Maine
Students Talking with Students Howard Schein University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Teaching for Multiple Intelligences in the Global Age: Unleashing the Collaborative Potential of the World Wide Web in Residential General Education Virginia M. Fichera SUNY Oswego
The Academic Connection: The challenges of providing courses and academic support programs in Residential Colleges and Living/Learning Centers Howard Schein University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
The Composition Classroom as an Academic Community Center: Possibilities when Re-thinking Comp Assignments in the Residential College Dr. Steve Lance University of Central Arkansas
The Design Exchange: A Student Affairs/Academic Affairs Colaboration Doug Gruenewald, Ph.D. Iowa State University
The End of the Lecture As We Know It...and other tall tales of the information age Prof. Alan Filreis University of Pennsylvania
The Residential College, Freshman Composition, and the Collaborative Uses of E-mail: A First-Year Success Story Dr. Steve Lance University of Central Arkansas
The Trials and Joys of Founding a New Residential Learning Community at a Large Research University Scott Seyforth University of Wisconsin - Madison
Toward a Redefinition of the Term "Learning Community" Jerry A. Stark University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Tradition and the Individual Student Dr. Frances Arndt University of North Carolina at Greensboro
UVM Integrated Humanities Tom Simone University of Vermont
UVM Student Leaders UVM Students University of Vermont
Who Comes to Residential Colleges/Learning Communities? Karl L. Schilling Miami University
Writing History: Interdisciplinary Team-Teaching of First-Year Composition and World Civilization at Regents College, Murray State University Ted Brown Murray State University

This schedule correct as of 9/16/98. Subject to change.


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