17th Annual Conference October 9-11, 2011 University Place Conference Center and Hotel , WELCOME TO THE CUMU CONFERENCE

Dear Colleagues: IUPUI is honored to host the 17th Annual Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities Conference Thank you for joining us for “Creating Tomorrow’s Future Today.”

As a place with a unique history, IUPUI (Indiana University– Purdue University Indianapolis) was established in 1969 to bring together the academic programs of the state’s two major universities in the state’s capital and largest population center. As the mayor of Indianapolis said at the time, “A great city needs a great university at its heart.”

In keeping with that charge, IUPUI has continued to work with community stakeholders to establish Indianapolis as an amateur sports capital, which made it an attractive place for the new NCAA Headquarters. During the conference, NCAA President Mark Emmert will speak, and the Monday networking dinner will be held at the NCAA Hall of Champions, adjacent to the campus. Representatives of the planning committee for Super Bowl 2012, which will be held in Indianapolis, will also be a part of the conference as they discuss the citywide coalition that formed to present the winning Super Bowl bid.

Our dynamic and vibrant city has also received national attention with its award-winning “Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick,” part of which runs through campus. Valerie Eickmeier, dean of the Herron School of Art and Design at IUPUI, will lead a walking tour of IUPUI’s public art installations. Conference attendees will also have an opportunity to tour the rest of the world-class urban bike and pedestrian path, which connects neighborhoods, cultural districts, and entertainment amenities, even as it serves as the downtown hub for the entire central Indiana greenway system.

Other campus/community partnerships will be featured as Bob Bringle, director of the Center for Service and Learning at IUPUI, leads a bus tour of two of IUPUI’s key civic partnerships with neighborhoods on the near west side and the near east side of campus, including the Super Bowl Legacy Center.

We hope you enjoy the conference and your stay in Indianapolis! Charles R. Bantz Chancellor of IUPUI

Table of Contents Conference at a Glance 1 Conference Events 2 Keynote Presenters 3 CUMU Members 4 About the Cover: CUMU Executive Committee 4 Open Eyes, an 18-foot tall stainless steel and colored glass is located in front of the Eugene and About IUPUI and Indianapolis 5 Marilyn Glick Eye Institute on the campus of IUPUI. CUMU Partners 6 The sculpture was created by internationally recognized Conference Sponsors 7 sculptor and Herron School of Art and Design (IUPUI) alumnus Don Gummer. Conference Agenda 8 Conference Planning Committee 15 Photo by John R. Gentry, Jr. Speaker Index 16

Hosted by: CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE

Conference Registration opens Conference Registration opens at 7:00 – 8:00 a.m. at 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. Canal Walk/Run

7:00 – 8:00 a.m. 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. Canal Walk/Run Continental Breakfast and Round Table Discussions 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast and Round 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. Table Discussions Concurrent Sessions

7:00 – 8:30 a.m. 9:45 – 10:45 a.m. Presidents’ Council Breakfast Concurrent Sessions Meeting CUMU member presidents and/or 11:00 a.m. – noon their designees Closing Plenary Keynote with Dewitt Jones at Campus Center 8:45 – 9:45 a.m. Plenary Session with Jamie Merisotis

10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Concurrent Sessions

11:15 – 12:15 p.m. Concurrent Sessions

11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 12:30 – 2:00 p.m. Executive Committee Lunch Presidential Luncheon, Lynton Award Presentation, and Institute of Higher Education Policy Update

1:30 – 3:00 p.m. 2:15 – 3:15 p.m. Showcase Bus Tour Concurrent Sessions

3:00 – 4:00 p.m. 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Dean’s Room Concurrent Sessions Forum and Tea for Provosts and Deans 4:45 – 6:00 p.m. Campus Arts Walking Tour 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Opening Plenary Session with Allison Melangton

5:30 – 7:00 p.m. 6:00 – 9:30 p.m. Opening Reception and Poster Networking Dinner with Mark Session Emmert at NCAA Hall of Champions 7:00 p.m. Dinner on your own

7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Presidents’ Dinner at Cedar Crest Invitation only – transportation provided

1 CONFERENCE EVENTS

Sunday, October 9, Monday, October 10, 1:30 – 3:00 p.m. 4:45 – 6:00 p.m. Showcase Bus Tour Walking Arts Tour Join representatives from the Center for Service Put on your walking shoes and join Valerie Eickmeier, and Learning at IUPUI for a tour of two key civic dean of the Herron School of Art and Design, on partnerships for IUPUI. The bus tour will feature the a walking tour of IUPUI’s public art installations. near west side and the Super Bowl Legacy project Winding through the heart of campus, the tour will on the near east side, including the Legacy Center at feature work by artists including Don Gummer, the the John H. Boner Community Center. The tour will newly constructed leg of the Indianapolis Cultural include videos on the partnerships as well as faculty, Trail, the Herron School of Art and Design sculpture staff, and students who work closely with these garden, and the . The tour neighborhoods. Preregistration is required. will end at the NCAA Hall of Champions for the 6:00 p.m. networking dinner. This walking tour begins in the lobby of University Place Hotel.

Sunday, October 9, 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. Opening Reception Monday, October 10, Light local fare and the opening poster session will 6:00 – 9:30 p.m. make for an enjoyable evening with conference attendees. Join us in Scholars Hall, on the first floor of University Place Hotel and Conference Center. Networking Dinner at NCAA Hall of Champions Enjoy an upscale dinner featuring local fare, network with colleagues from other CUMU member campuses, tour the newly renovated NCAA Hall of Champions and interactive exhibits, and hear remarks from NCAA president, Mark Emmert.

2 KEYNOTE PRESENTERS

Allison Melangton President and CEO, 2012 Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee

Allison Melangton has been the President and CEO of the 2012 Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee since October of 2008. She moved to Indianapolis in 1983 when the city was in the beginning stages of implementing a sport tourism strategy and relocating national sports organizations to Indianapolis. For 12 years, she worked with USA directing 100 national and international events. Following her tenure at USA Gymnastics, Melangton shared her knowledge and expertise with the Indiana Sports Corporation as Senior Vice President of Events. While at the Sports Corporation, she bid on, planned, and directed numerous events including Olympic Trials, World Championships, Women’s NCAA Division I Basketball Championships, Big Ten Tournaments, and administered both Indianapolis Super Bowl bids for 2011 and 2012. Melangton worked at seven Olympic Games as an associate producer of the gymnastics competition, winning four Emmy Awards for her work. Monday, October 10, 8:45-9:45 a.m., Auditorium

Jamie P. Merisotis President and CEO of Lumina Foundation

Jamie P. Merisotis is president and CEO of Lumina Foundation for Education, the nation’s largest private foundation committed solely to enrolling and graduating more students from college. Long a champion of the idea that higher education enhances both society and individuals, Merisotis has worked for decades to increase educational opportunity among low-income, minority and other historically underrepresented populations. Under his leadership, Lumina has embraced an ambitious and specific goal: to ensure that, by 2025, 60 percent of Americans have high quality two-year or four- year degrees—up from the current level of 40 percent. It is Merisotis’ aim that all of Lumina’s efforts and activities—grant making, communication, evaluation, policy advocacy, and convening—work toward achieving that goal. Monday, October 10, 6:00 – 9:30 p.m., Networking Dinner, NCAA Hall of Champions

Mark A. Emmert NCAA President

Mark A. Emmert, has served as the fifth NCAA president since November 1, 2010. Prior to his appointment at the NCAA, Emmert was president at his alma mater, University of Washington, where he led the university to its standing as second among all public and private institutions in research funding with $1 billion in grants and contracts per year. He previously served as chancellor at Louisiana State University and has held administrative appointments in higher education at University of Connecticut, Montana State University, and University of Colorado. Emmert is a member of the Higher Education Working Group on Global Issues as part of the Council on Foreign Relations, chairs the Executive Group of the Worldwide Universities Network, and serves on the National Security Higher Education Advisory Board. He has written extensively on higher education and public administration throughout his 30-year career. Tuesday, October 11, 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., IUPUI Campus Center, Room 450

Dewitt Jones Photographer, Filmmaker, and Author

Dewitt Jones is one of America’s top professional photographers with a career stretching over twenty- five years. Twenty years as a freelance photographer for National Geographic earned him a reputation as a world class photojournalist. As a motion picture director, he had two films nominated for Academy Awards before he was thirty. Turning to advertising, Jones rose to the forefront of corporate creative marketing, photographing national advertising campaigns for Dewar’s Scotch, Canon, and United Airlines.

He has published nine books. His most recent book, The Nature of Leadership, was created in collaboration with Stephen R. Covey (The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People). Dewitt’s column, “Basic Jones”, appears monthly in Outdoor Photographer magazine.

3 Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities Members U.S. Universities University of Central Oklahoma Bowie State University University of Colorado Denver Buffalo State College (SUNY College at Buffalo) University of Connecticut – Greater Hartford California State Polytechnic University, Pomona University of the District of Columbia California State University, Dominguez Hills University of Houston System California State University, Fresno University of Louisville Cleveland State University University of - College of Staten Island, CUNY University of Michigan – Dearborn Coppin State University University of Missouri – Kansas City DePaul University University of Missouri – St. Louis Florida International University University of Nebraska at Omaha Harrisburg University of Science and Technology University of Nevada, Las Vegas Indiana University Northwest University of North Carolina at Charlotte Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis University of North Carolina at Greensboro Louisiana State University in Shreveport University of North Florida Macon State College University of North Texas, Dallas Campus Medgar Evers College University of South Carolina Upstate Metropolitan State College of Denver University of South Florida Polytechnic Metropolitan State University University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Morgan State University University of Washington, Tacoma North Carolina Central University University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Northern Kentucky University University of Wisconsin – Parkside Old Dominion University University System of Maryland Pace University Virginia Commonwealth University Portland State University Wagner College Rutgers University, Camden Campus Washington State University – Spokane Rutgers University, Newark Campus Washington State University – Vancouver San José State University Weber State University Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Westfield State College Syracuse University Widener University Temple University Wright State University Texas State University-San Marcos Towson University International Universities University of Alaska Anchorage Kwantlen Polytechnic University (Canada) University of Arkansas Fort Smith Ryerson University (Canada) University of Arkansas Little Rock University of Western Sydney (Australia) University of Baltimore York University (Canada) University of Central Florida Zayed University (United Arab Emirates)

Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities Executive Committee

President Chair, Conference Committee Marshall Goodman, CEO John Christensen, Chancellor Roger Brown, Chancellor University of South Florida Polytechnic Rutgers University, Newark University of Tennessee, Chattanooga (2010-2011) (2010-2012) (2010-2012) Executive Editor of the Metropolitan Vice President Chair, Program and Policy Universities Journal James Harris, III, President Wendell Pritchett, Chancellor Barbara Holland, Pro Vice Chancellor Interim Secretary-Treasurer Rutgers University, Camden Engagement Widener University (2010-2012) University of Western Sydney (2010-2012) Members at Large Coalition Administrator Chair, Communications and Public James Ramsey, President Bobbie Laur Relations Committee University of Louisville Towson University Evan Dobelle, President (2010-2012) Westfield State College (2009-2011) Tomás D. Morales, President The College of Staten Island (CUNY) Chair, Membership Development (2010-2012) Committee Ann Millner, President Allen Sessoms, President Weber State University University of District of Columbia (2009-2011) (2010-2011)

4 ABOUT IUPUI ABOUT INDIANAPOLIS Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Indianapolis is the country’s 13th largest city, (IUPUI) is an urban-energized research campus large enough to play host to the Indianapolis serving more than 30,000 undergraduate, 500 (the largest single-day sporting event in the graduate, and professional students in programs world), the 2012 Super Bowl, the world’s largest that are helping to grow Indiana’s economy and to children’s museum, the Heartland Film Festival, improve its quality of life. It has a health and life Black Expo, and Indy Jazz Fest. And Indy is sciences focus, with medical, dental, and nursing small enough to personify small-town charm, with schools, and a school of health and rehabilitation. flavorful cultural districts, and a strong sense of A school of public health is also being established. community. IUPUI is in the heart of it all, located just two In 2011, IUPUI was ranked 3rd by U.S. blocks from the Indiana State Capitol and adjacent News and World Report in “Up-and-Coming to (home of the State National Universities,” and recognized yet Museum and Indianapolis Zoo) and the Indiana again for programs in service learning, first-year Avenue cultural district. experiences, and learning communities.

In 1969, IUPUI was formed as a partnership between Indiana University and Purdue University, an effort to bring together all of the Indiana University and Purdue University programs existing in Indianapolis. The campus awards degrees from both Purdue University and Indiana University.

IUPUI has truly come into its own, becoming what then-Indianapolis Mayor Richard Lugar called for, “a great state university in Indianapolis.”

5 CUMU PARTNERS

Millennium Leadership Institute American Council on Education Fellows Engagement Academy Programs Program Program

American Association of State Colleges Coalition of Urban Serving Universities University Economic Development and Universities (USU) Association

New England Resource Center for Opportunity Nation CEOs for Cities Higher Education

6 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Executive Corporate Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Additional Sponsors

TM Graduate Office iupui.edu/~gradoff

7 CONFERENCE AGENDA All events will be held at University Place Conference Center and Hotel unless otherwise noted

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 1:30 – 3:00 p.m. Conference Center Slate Foyer Showcase Bus Tour Registration Meet in Hotel Lobby Pre-registration required 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Conference Center Room 232 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Executive Committee Lunch Dean’s Room Invitation only Forum and Tea for Provosts and Deans Invitation only

4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Auditorium Opening Plenary Session featuring Allison Melangton, President and CEO of 2012 Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee Impact of a Major Sporting Event on the Campus and Community

5:30 – 7:00 p.m. Scholar’s Ballroom Opening Reception and Poster Session featuring:

1. Assessing Student Learning 5. Working Partnerships: Outcomes through an Electronic Collaborations by Doing Portfolio System Neal Topp, University of Nebraska, Omaha Jamie Byrne and Tim Edwards, University of Arkansas Little Rock 6. Training for My Life: Life Experience of Dislocated Workers in Advanced 2. There’s an App for That: Supporting Manufacturing Training Eco-Conscious Communities via Marquita Walker, IUPUI Location-Based Networking Joseph Defazio, IUPUI 7. Teaching Emergency Medicine Residents the Fundamentals of 3. Divide and Conquer Incorporating Community Partnerships and Large Scale Project Development Community-Based Participatory throughout the Curriculum Research for Injury Prevention Rob Elliot, IUPUI Jennifer Walthall, Elizabeth Weinstein, and Anthony Bridgeman, Indiana University School of 4. Community Approach to Burn Medicine Prevention in Children with Special 8. Impact of the Hartford Partnership Needs Carlee Lehna and Anna Jorayeva, University of for Aging Education on MSW Students Louisville Robert Weiler, IUPUI

7:00 – 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Presidents’ Dinner at Cedar Crest, Dinner on your own transportation provided Meet in Hotel Lobby Invitation only

8 MONDAY, OCTOBER 10 7:00 – 8:00 a.m. Canal Walk/Run Meet in Hotel Lobby

7:00 – 8:30 a.m. Conference Center Second Floor Continental Breakfast and Round Table Discussions featuring:

1. Analysis of Partnerships in Civic 4. Reflective Journals and Rubrics: Engagement and Service Learning Assessing Learning Outcomes in Robert Bringle, Mary Price, and Starla Officer, IUPUI School of Social Work Field Settings Sheila Dennis and Hannah Cowles, IUPUI 2. Educating, Nurturing, and Training 5. Universities and Business an Effective Teacher Workforce Pamela Carter, University of Tennessee at Improvement Districts – New Chattanooga Partnerships David M. Feehan and John Lambeth, Civitas 3. It Takes 16 Years to Grow a Consultants, LLC Scientist: Introducing Elementary 6. Capital Assets: Economic Impact Students to College Sandy Cole, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and Beyond Sally Kram and Michael Akin, Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area

7:00 – 8:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Conference Center Room 216 Conference Center Slate Foyer Presidents’ Council Breakfast Meeting Registration Election of 2011-2013 CUMU Executive Committee CUMU member presidents and/or their designees

8:45 – 9:45 a.m. Auditorium Plenary Session featuring Jamie Merisotis, President, Lumina Foundation Lumina’s Quest to Enhance Student Success

9 9:45 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Conference Center Second Floor Break

10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Concurrent Sessions All Sessions in Conference Center 1-3 Presentations per Room

Room 206 Room 232 1. Student Leadership: University Student 1. The Legitimation of Social Circus as Guiding Middle School Students Community Foundation in Metropolitan Henry Cunningham, University of Louisville Cincinnati Gregory De Blasio and Emma Woeste, Northern Kentucky University 2. The University of Louisville, a Community Anchor 2. A Case Study of the Intersection of Ralph Fitzpatrick and Daniel Hall, University of Louisville Urban Planning, Gentrification, Social Class, Race, Civil Rights and Historic Room 208 Preservation: The Role of University 1. Building Cultural Competence through Community Engagement Ken Morgan, Coppin State University Partnership Sarah Edwards and Nancy Edick, University of Nebraska, Omaha Room 236 1. Designing Civic Engagement Programs to 2. Advocacy through Engaged Learning: Produce Civic-Minded Graduates Understanding Food Access among African Libby Laux, Mary Price, Morgan Studer, and Robert Immigrants in Lewiston, Maine Bringle, IUPUI Michelle Vazquez Jacobus, University of Southern Maine 2. Is the Civic Engagement Movement Changing Higher Education? 3. Firing on All Cylinders: How an Evolving John Saltmarsh, University of Massachusetts, Oral History Project in Baltimore is Meeting Boston the Needs of Both a City Neighborhood and a University Auditorium Shannon Simpson, Towson University 1. Extending the University’s Reach through Simon Youth Foundation’s Community Room 216 Partnerships Trudy Banta, Richard Arkanoff, and Michael Durnil, 1. The Impact of Institutions of Higher IUPUI Education on Urban Metropolitan Areas Wendell Pritchett, Rutgers University, Camden

Room 231 1. Moving a University-Community Partnership toward Long-Term Sustainability Raymond Lorion, Towson University

2. Creating Leaders for Urban Transformation: Revisiting the Role of Service Learning in MPA Programs Bridgette Kelly and Ellen Szarleta, Indiana University Northwest

3. Ready, Responsive, Resilient: Creating a Culture of Disaster Preparedness from the Campus to the Community Robin Ersing and Manny Rivero, University of South Florida 10 11:00 – 11:15 a.m. Conference Center Second Floor Break

11:15 – 12:15 p.m. Concurrent Sessions All Sessions in Conference Center 1-3 Presentations per Room

Room 206 Room 232 1. Health Impact Assessment as a Student 1. Building Effective Early College Experiential Learning Opportunity Partnerships with an Urban Public High Cynthia Stone and Marion Greene, IUPUI School: Crispus Attucks Medical Magnet High School 2. NKU LIFE Educating without Borders: John Russell and Michael Yard, IUPUI Where Manana is Today! Iren Encarnacion, Leo Calderon, and Miriam 2. Creating a New Future: Recruiting and Kannan, Northern Kentucky University Retaining Non-Traditional Students Kevin Corcoran, Vicki Berling, and Debra Meyers, Room 208 Northern Kentucky University 1. Designing Designers: Teaching Public Process and Design through a University/ Room 236 Community Partnership 1. Building the Future with Cohorts: Cheryl Huffman, Jacob Boswell, and Ben Weiner, Community of Inquiry The Ohio State University David Rausch, Beth Dodd, and Valerie Rutledge, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 2. From a Brownfield to the Future of R&D Collaboration Auditorium S. Ted Bucaro and Mickey McCabe, University of 1. Building Campus-Community Dayton Partnerships That Work Carole Beere, Mark Neikirk, and Gail Wells, Room 216 Northern Kentucky University 1. Talent Alliance – Preparing to Achieve the Big Goal Tiffany Kyser, Ted Maple, Jim Grim, John Brandon, and Richard Markoff, IUPUI

Room 231 1. Assessing the Outcomes of an Engaged Anchor Institution Stephen Kauffman and Marcine Pickron-Davis, Widener University

2. Engaging the Homeless through Technology and Information Literacy Fannie Cox, University of Louisville

3. Bachelor of Arts in Philanthropic Studies: Preparing Students for Meaningful Careers Julie Hatcher, IUPUI

11 12:30 – 2:00 p.m. Scholar’s Ballroom Presidential Luncheon Welcome, Presidential Address, and Introduction of the 2011-2013 CUMU Executive Committee featuring John Christensen, CUMU President

Lynton Award Presentation, Katherine Institute of Higher Education Policy Update Lambert-Pennington, 2011 Lynton Award featuring Brian Sponsler, Associate Director of Recipient Research Think Globally, Educate Locally: Supporting Access and Success in America’s Cities

2:15 – 3:15 p.m. Room 231 Concurrent Sessions 1. Bridging a Gap, Touching Lives: Making All Sessions in Conference Center a Difference through Creation of a Non- 1-3 Presentations per Room Traditional, Niche Degree Program Arne Almquist, Ben Martz, and Leslie Hammann, Room 206 Northern Kentucky University 1. Extending Collaborative Partnerships through Networked Learning Communities Room 232 Gwendolyn Benson and Susan Ogletree, Georgia 1. Building Capacity for Community State University Engagement: Facilities and Organizational Structure Room 208 John Christensen, B.J. Reed, and Deb Smith- 1. The Urban University as Academic Howell, University of Nebraska, Omaha Research Partner: Taking the Lead and Room 236 Fulfilling its Mission 1. Meeting the Needs of the Hispanic/ Mark Winston and Merve Fejzula, Rutgers University Latino Community of Indianapolis Javier Sevilla-Martir, IUPUI 2. Community Approach to Burn Prevention in Children with Special Needs 2. Translating Research to Empower Carlee Lehna and Anna Jorayeva, University of Louisville Communities: The Role of the University in Reaching Vulnerable Populations 3. The Metropolitan Studies Institute at Manny Rivero and Robin Ersing, University of South Florida USC Upstate: Translational Research for Community Impact 3. Serving the Underserved: IU Student Kathleen Brady, University of South Carolina Upstate Outreach Clinic (IUSOC) a Multidisciplinary and Community Collaboration Room 216 Javier Sevilla-Martir, IUPUI 1. Regional Training and Jobs: Linking Academic Programs to Careers Linda Mannering and Wayne Brown, University of Nebraska, Omaha

2:15 - 3:15 p.m. Auditorium Lynton Award Presentation Pursuing Engaged Scholarship in an Age of Austerity: A Postcard from Memphis featuring Katherine Lambert-Pennington, University of Memphis

12 3:15 – 3:30pm Conference Center Second Floor Break

3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Concurrent Sessions All Sessions in Conference Center 1-3 Presentations per Room

Room 206 Room 216 1. Making a Quality Difference: 1. Academic Library Contribution to University, Community, and K-12 School Campus Community Engagement/ Collaborations Experiential Learning: A Case Study Khaula Murtadha and Nicole Oglesby, IUPUI Timothy Sutherland, Scott Sandberg, and Cele Morris, Indiana University Northwest 2. P-16 Service Learning: Creating Citizens, Health Communities, and Future Students Room 231 Julie Dierberger and Deb Smith-Howell, University 1. IUPUI – An Urban Campus Embraces its of Nebraska, Omaha New Role as Community Connector Mary Jukuri and Charles Bantz, IUPUI Room 208 1. Are CUMU Institutions Preparing Room 232 Students for Life and Work in Our 1. A Typology for Experiential Education Communities Robert Bringle and Mary Price, IUPUI Kevin Corcoran, Northern Kentucky University Room 236 2. RISE to the IUPUI Challenge: Outcomes 1. A Model for Effective Community of Student Experiential Learning in a Outreach and Translational Research on Package for Success Black Economic Development Mary Fisher and Kathy Johnson, IUPUI Bessie House-Soremekun and Arron Barnes, IUPUI

3. New Revenue Streams and Educational Auditorium Infrastructure at IUPUI 1. American Association of State Colleges Uday Sukhatme, IUPUI and Universities – A Comprehensive Approach to College Readiness Tomas Morales, American Association of State Colleges and Universities

6:00 – 9:30 p.m. NCAA Hall of Champions Networking Dinner featuring Mark Emmert, NCAA President Urban/Metropolitan Universities and Intercollegiate Athletics: Special Issues of Place

13 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11 7:00 – 8:00 a.m. Canal Walk/Run Meet in Hotel Lobby

7:00 – 8:30 a.m. Conference Center Second Floor Continental Breakfast and Round Table Discussions featuring:

1. Introduction of Case Management: 4. Extending the Classroom: A Round Table Bridging the Classroom and Community Discussion on Best Practices of the IUPUI Erika Galyean and Steve Moody, IUPUI Work-Study Program Morgan Studer and Janna McDonald, IUPUI 2. Uncovering Alternative Histories of Race, Class, and Urban Development through 5. Building Castles Together: Integrating Student-Community Collaborative Ethnology Art and Culture to Build Resiliency, Susan Hyatt, IUPUI and Matthew Durington, Community, and Sustainability Towson University Michelle Vazquez Jacobus and Robert Baskett, University of Southern Maine 3. Creating Partnerships with Community Organizations 6. Collaborative Bridge Building: University Kimberly Miller and Young Mi Chang, Ohio to Community College Dominican University Tawana McWhorter, Troy Rice, and Donna Edgar, University of Louisville

8:30 – 9:30 a.m. Concurrent Sessions All Sessions in Conference Center 1-3 Presentations per Room

Room 206 Room 231 1. Translating Research into Practice: 1. Assessing the Effectiveness of a Summer IUPUI Chancellor’s Initiative – Creating Success Academy for At-Risk First Year a Culture for Community-Focused Students: A Mixed-Method Approach Michele Hansen, Preston Bennett, Daniel Trujillo, Translational Research and Chris Foley, IUPUI J. Dennis Fortenberry, Sandra Petronio, Stephan Viehweg, and Teresa Bennett, IUPUI 2. Creating a College-Wide Culture of Room 208 Engagement and a More Strategic Faculty 1. Preparing Tomorrow’s Leaders: A Commitment to “Service” Elain Chin, Amy Strage, and Judith Lessow-Hurley, Blueprint for Success San Jose State University Godfrey Saunders, Mary Tanner, and Valerie Rutledge, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Room 232 1. Engagement of Adults in Wellness Center Room 216 Activities to Reduce the Risk for Chronic 1. IUPUI Nanotechnology Discovery Illness Academy Anne Belcher, Susan Moore, and Jim Grim, IUPUI Kody Varahramyan, IUPUI 2. Partnering Architectural Design and 2. Assessing Student Learning Outcomes Animal Care to Make a Difference through an Electronic Portfolio System Darrell Nickolson, IUPUI Jamie Byrne and Tim Edwards, University of Arkansas Little Rock 3. Using Photography to Extend the University’s Outreach to the Homeless Lynn Pike, IUPUI 14 Room 236 1. Campus and Community Physical Activity Partnerships to Promote Health Nicole Keith, Brian Culp, and Rachel Swinford, IUPUI

10:45 – 11:00 a.m. Walk to IUPUI Campus Center

11:00 a.m. – noon IUPUI Campus Center Room 450 Closing Plenary Keynote featuring Dewitt Jones, Photographer, Film Maker, and Author Clear Vision

CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE Mary Fisher, Chair Valerie Eickmeier Charles Miller Associate Vice Chancellor for Dean, Herron School of Art and Design Senior Financial Analyst Academic Affairs IUPUI IUPUI Associate Dean of the Faculties Professor, School of Nursing Julie B. Elkins Uday Sukhatme IUPUI Assistant Vice Chancellor of Executive Vice Chancellor, Student Life Dean of the Faculties Susan Alvarez Assistant Dean, University College IUPUI Lecturer, School of Physical Education IUPUI and Tourism Management IUPUI Richard Jackson Faculty Fellow, Office of Andrea Anderson Academic Affairs Director of Communications and Associate Professor, School of Dentistry Development, Division of Student Life Indiana University IUPUI Monnica Lewis Amanda Cecil Communications Specialist Assistant Professor, School of Physical Office of Academic Affairs, Education and Tourism Management Dean of Faculties IUPUI IUPUI

Zebulun R. Davenport Maria Meschi Vice Chancellor for Student Life Program Manager, School of Physical IUPUI Education and Tourism Management IUPUI

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