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Schedule at a Glance SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE 7:30 – 10:00 a.m. Check-In at Zappala Campus Center Square 8:15 – 9:15 a.m. Opening Remarks and Keynote Address 9:30 – 10:15 a.m. Concurrent Presentation Session 1 10:30 – 11:15 a.m. Concurrent Presentation Session 2 and Roundtable Discussions 1 and 2 11:30 – 12:15 p.m. Concurrent Presentation Session 3 and Roundtable Discussions 3 and 4 12:15 – 1:00 p.m. Lunch at Zappala Campus Center Square 1:15 – 2:00 p.m. Concurrent Presentation Session 4 and Roundtable Discussions 5 and 6 2:15 – 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Presentation Session 5 and Roundtable Discussions 7 and 8 3:15 – 4:00 p.m. Concurrent Presentation Session 6 and Roundtable Discussion 9 4:15 – 5:00 p.m. Concurrent Presentation Session 7 5:00 – 6:00 p.m Reception and Poster Session Conference on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Concurrent Presentation Session : :-: a.m. PRESENTER SESSION TYPE AFFILIATION PRESENTATION TITLE LOCATION Danelle Conner Presentation Young Scholars of We Do — Using Gradual Release to Huber Academic McKeesport Charter School Engage Students in Learning Center (HAC) RM Lora Walter Presentation Chatham University Technology Tools to Enhance Huber Academic Academic Advising Center (HAC) RM Brittany Hoover Presentation Indiana University of Student Success: Retention HAC RM Kimberly Desmond Pennsylvania with Low SES Students in Higher Education Maria Genest Presentation La Roche University Rethinking Rubrics in Higher HAC RM Natalie Rugg Education: Designing for Student Growth Tricia McFadden Presentation Saint Francis University Civic Engagement/ HAC RM Angela Balog University of Pittsburgh Service Learning Course Lisa Georgiana at Johnstown Shlomit Flaisher- Mount Aloysius College Grinberg Elizabeth Mansley Nancy Hajduk Presentation La Roche University Building Community in Online HAC RM Courses with Mobile Technology Kathleen Kempert Presentation Frederick Community There’s More than One Way to HAC RM College Write a Research Paper! Incorporating a Multigenre Research Paper into your Syllabus Asli Ogulcuklu Presentation Shippensburg University & Andragogical Techniques HAC RM Cevik Penn State, Harrisburg for Management Issues in the ESL Classroom Concurrent Presentation Session , Roundtable Discussions & : :-: a.m. PRESENTER SESSION TYPE AFFILIATION PRESENTATION TITLE LOCATION Christine Yaklich Roundtable La Roche University Innovative Instructional Strategies Ryan Room Discussion for the International Student James Frank Roundtable Butler County Assuring Student Success Ryan Room Discussion Community College Thomas Eveland Presentation Ohio Dominican University Supporting the Success of HAC RM First-Generation College Students: Theory, Findings, and Exemplary Programs Janine Hardy Presentation Seton Hall University Recruiting and Developing Faculty HAC RM and Students of Color in STEM MaryDee Fisher Presentation Chatham University Are Small Group Activities HAC RM Debra M. Wolf Appropriate in Online Programs? Joyvina Evans Presentation Columbia Southern Self-Care Isn’t Selsh: Essentials for HAC RM University & Rasmussen Success and Leadership College Lee Markowitz Presentation La Roche University The Science of Memory: HAC RM What Teachers Need to Know Christina Wissinger Presentation Penn State University Faculty and Librarian Collaboration HAC RM for Creating a Graduate-Level Systematic Review Course: The Librarian’s Perspective Baba Umar Presentation Abubakar Tatari Ali Teachers’ Preparation: Structural HAC RM Abubakar Polytechnic Bauchi and Conceptual Alternatives Felicia Mizgorski Presentation Pittsburgh Public Schools Focus the Unfocused HAC RM Denise McKeown Concurrent Presentation Session , Roundtable Discussions & : :-: a.m. PRESENTER SESSION TYPE AFFILIATION PRESENTATION TITLE LOCATION Christine Yaklich Roundtable La Roche University Innovative Instructional Strategies Ryan Room Discussion for the International Student James Frank Roundtable Butler County Assuring Student Success Ryan Room Discussion Community College Thomas Eveland Presentation Ohio Dominican University Supporting the Success of HAC RM First-Generation College Students: Theory, Findings, and Exemplary Programs Janine Hardy Presentation Seton Hall University Recruiting and Developing Faculty HAC RM and Students of Color in STEM Concurrent Presentation Session , Roundtable Discussions & : :-: a.m. MaryDee Fisher Presentation Chatham University Are Small Group Activities HAC RM PRESENTERDebra M. 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Joyvina Evans Presentation Columbia Southern Self-Care Isn’t Selsh: Essentials for HAC RM University & Rasmussen Success and Leadership College Presentation Session , Roundtable Discussions & : : a.m.-: p.m. Lee Markowitz Presentation La Roche University The Science of Memory: HAC RM PRESENTER SESSION TYPE AFFILIATION WhatPRESENTATION Teachers Need TITLE to Know LOCATION ChristinaSara Rutled Wissingerge PrRoundtableesentation PMountenn State Aloysius Univ ersityCollege FaTheculty National and Librarian Pre-Service Collaboration Teacher HACRyan RM Room Discussion fResouror Creatingce Center a Graduate-Level Systematic Review Course: The Christine Duncan Roundtable La Roche University LibrarianUsing Traditional’s Perspective and Non- Ryan Room Sara Malone Discussion Rutgers University Traditional Student Evaluations of Baba Umar Presentation Abubakar Tatari Ali Teachers’ Preparation: Structural HAC RM Teaching for Course Development Abubakar Polytechnic Bauchi and Conceptual Alternatives Matthew Ussia Presentation Duquesne University Teaching with Crass: Suggestions HAC RM Felicia Mizgorski Presentation Pittsburgh Public Schools Foforcus a Peda the Unfocusedgogy on Anarchy HAC RM Denise McKeown Amparo Alpañés Presentation Washington & Jeerson In Theatres Soon: Movie-Making HAC RM College in Advanced Culture Foreign-Language Courses Matthew Arsenaut Presentation Mount Aloysius College Mentoring in the Social Sciences: HAC RM 8 Elizabeth Mansley Creating a Faculty/Undergraduate Maggee Carrara Research Project Katie Mirance Sara Ollinger Kent Tonkin Presentation Saint Francis University Community-Engaged Workforce HAC RM Nicole Bauman Development: What Higher Ed Can Teach (and Learn) from High-risk Job Seekers Susan Lambert Presentation University of Tampa Inspiring and Engaging HAC RM Students Through Better Online Collaboration Moses Agba Presentation Federal College of Cognitive Styles and Gender on HAC RM Diana Agba Education, Kagbong Students’ Problem Solving Secondary School Kakum, Competencies in Ecology Obudu, Cross River State, Nigeria Jennifer Presentation Carlow University Academic Advising in Practice: HAC RM Snyder-Duch Time, Energy, and Intention Harriet Schwartz Michael Appelhans Presentation Ivy Tech Community College Development of Open Education HAC RM Resources for STEM Pathway in Mathematics Presentation Session , Roundtable Discussions & : : a.m.-: p.m. PRESENTER SESSION TYPE AFFILIATION PRESENTATION TITLE LOCATION Sara Rutledge Roundtable Mount Aloysius College The National Pre-Service Teacher Ryan Room Discussion Resource Center Christine Duncan Roundtable La Roche University Using Traditional and Non- Ryan Room Sara Malone Discussion Rutgers University Traditional Student Evaluations of Teaching for Course Development Matthew Ussia Presentation Duquesne University Teaching with Crass: Suggestions HAC RM for a Pedagogy on Anarchy Amparo Alpañés Presentation Washington & Jeerson In Theatres Soon: Movie-Making HAC RM College in Advanced Culture Foreign-Language Courses Matthew Arsenaut Presentation Mount Aloysius College Mentoring in the Social Sciences: HAC RM 8 Elizabeth Mansley Creating a Faculty/Undergraduate Maggee Carrara Research Project Katie Mirance Sara Ollinger Kent Tonkin Presentation Saint Francis University Community-Engaged Workforce HAC RM Nicole Bauman Development: What Higher Ed Can Teach (and Learn) from High-risk Job Seekers Susan Lambert Presentation University of Tampa Inspiring and Engaging HAC RM Students Through Better Conference on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Online Collaboration Moses Agba Presentation Federal College of Cognitive Styles and Gender on HAC RM Diana Agba Education, Kagbong Students’ Problem Solving Presentation Session , RoundtableSecondary Discussions
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