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Iillton Soutnern HIIIS Soutn OGt. 7-8, 2010 iillton soutnern HIIIS Hotel no7 soutn teus nuenue 3 - 6 p.m ............................................................................. Registration, Oklahoma Ballroom Foyer 6 - 7:30 p.m ................... ..................................... Dinner & Keynote Address, Oklahoma Ballroom Welcome on Behalf of Council on Student Affairs Dr. Kathryn Gage, Vice President for StudentAffairs, University of Central Oklahoma Council on Student Affairs Welcome on Behalf of Oklahoma Student Government Association Mr. Christopher J. Cavin, Oklahoma State University Oklahoma Student Government Association President Welcome on Behalf of Student Advisory Board Mr. Jack Test, Oklahoma Panhandle State University Student Advisory Board C h ,-. a i w - :.--. +- , . *- *, uction of Keynote bpeaker Chancellor Glen D. Johnson Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Keynote Address State Regent Michael C. Turpen Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Funny Bone, Backbone and Wshbone 8 - 9:30 p.m ................................................................................. Student Coffee House, State Room An Evening with Chancellor Glen D. Johnson and State Regent Mlchael Turpen Dialog with Chancellor Johnson and Regent Turpen in an open forum, and meet and network I llow student leaders from institutions of higher education around the state. w tODW 8, EOlO , . .... 8 - 8:45 a.m. ................................................ Breakfast & Second-Day Kickoff, Oklahoma Ballroom introduction of Speaker Ms. Laura Boren, Dean of Student Affairs, Northeastern State University Opening Remarks Dr. Don Betz, President, Northeastern State University The Intersectionof Global Outreach With Leadership Student Breakout Sessions (See pages 3-4 for more information and back page of program formom locations.) 9- 950 a.m. The Intersectionof Global Outreach With Leadership, Dr. Don Betz ..................Tulsa Ballroom I Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Mr. Kin Thompson .............................. Cimarron Room Bafa Bafa Cultural Simulation, Dr. Dennis Dunham & Mr. Marco Rodriguez ..... Tulsa Ballmom II 10 - 10:50 a.m. Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Mr. Kin Thompson............................ Cimarron Room Leadership: The C's of Social Change, Dr. Becky Barker ...................................Tulsa Ballroom I Globalization: The U.S. in the Year 2050, Ambassador Kenneth Tillett .................Washita Room I 10:30 - I1:50 p.m. I Bafa Bafa CulturalSimulation, Dr. Dennis Dunham & Mr. Marco Rodriguez .....Tulsa Ballroom II Is 11 - 11:50 p.m. Leadership: The C's of Social Change, Dr. Becky Barker ................................ .,Tulsa Ballroom 1 Globalization: The U.S. in the Year 2050, Ambassador Kenneth Tillett... .............. Washita Room 'I Student Affairs Personnel 9 -noon Council on Student Affairs & Student Advisors ......................................................... Illinois Room Alternative Approaches to Textbook Costs Katherine Benton, Seminole State College; Jan Clayton, Tulsa Community College; and ... Jennifer Holland, Cameron University Best Practices in Student Affairs Panel Discussion Oklahoma College Student Personnel Association ............................................. Arkansas Room oon - 1:30 p.m. .......................................................................................Lunch & Closing Remarks r lntroductlon of Closing Speaker Ms. Crystal LaGrone, Oklahoma State University-Tulsa OSU-Tulsa Student Government Assoelation President Closing Remarks Dr. Raj Basu, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Oklahoma State University-Tulsa 2 ~l~uBrllrmrn I II Cirnamn Room Washila Room 2nd Fiaor 2nd Floor &&%!a " Bafa Bafa Cul- Seven Habits of of 'Ioba' tual Simulation Highly Effective Outreach With Game: People This session extends to Sassion 2 a-m- Seven Habits of Globalization: . Highly Effective The U.S. in the 10 - 10:50 am. 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Globalization: The U.S. in the Year 2050 -Ambassador Kenneth Tllett, Instructor, Department of So- cial Sciences, Southwestern Oklahoma State University The United States of America will examine the world as it is, and likely to be in the year 2050, as well as the role of the United States of America in the international arena between now and then. Leadership: The C's of Social Change - Dr. Becky Barker, Director, Center for Leadership Develop- ment, Division of StudentAffairs, University of Oklahoma Set sail into the 'C's" of Social Change by focusing on a leadership model that emphasizes the need to understand self and others in an effort to create community change. Seven Habits of Highly Effective People - Mr. Kin Thompson, Assistant Professor, Hospitalityand Tourism Management, Northeastern State University Experience an overview of one of the mt popular books for personal leadership. The more complex life becomes, the more important it is to learn how to stay true to the core principlesof life. The intersection of Global Outreach with Leadership -Dr. Don Betz, President, Northeastern State University. Drawing on his international experiences, President Betz will expand on his opening remarks by sharing with students the potential political, economic and philosophical ramifications of our changing world. 'I Chancellor Glen D. Johnson is the chief executive officer for the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education. He reports to the ninemember State Regents for Higher Education and his duties include oversight of academic standards at 4 Oklahoma's colleges and universities, budget allocations, the Oklahoma Guar- anteed Student Loan Program, and numerous scholarship programs. Prior to 1 becoming chancellor, he served as president of Southeastern Oklahoma State University for 10 years, during which time enrollment increased to maximum capacity and aggressive renovations and expansions took place. He earned both his undergraduate and juris doctorate degrees from the University of Oklahoma, where he was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and where he later served as direc- tor of public policy and professor of law. Johnson served in the Oklahoma House of Representatives fromI982 to 1996 and was Speaker of the House from 1990 to 1996. As a legislator, Johnson was an untiring advocate for funding for secondary and higher edu- cation as well as other major initiatives benefitingthe entire state of Oklahoma. Chancellor Johnson was inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame in November 2006. Regent Michael C. Turpen, a partner in the law firm of Riggs, Abney, Neal, Turpen, Orbison & Lewis, began serving a nine-year term as a State Regent last year. He earned both his bachelor's and juris doctorate degrees from The Uni- versity of Tulsa. Turpen has served as Muskogee County district attorney and as attorney general for the state of Oklahoma. Continuing his interest in politics, he appears weekly on Oklahoma City NBC affiliate KFOR's award-winning public affairs show, "Flashpoint with Turpen & Humphreys."A nationally sought-after public speaker, Turpen has received numerous awards and honors, such as the National Foundation for the Improvement of Justice Award. In 1992, he was ap- pointed by then-President Bill Clinton to the President's Advisory Council on the nrts at the Kennedy Center. Locally, Turpen serves on the boards of many civic and fine arts organi- zations, including the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, Allied Arts, and the Lyric The- atre, where he successfully chaired a $1 0 million capital campaign in 2006. w Dr. Don Betz, president of Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, is well- known for his commitment to higher education
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