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Conference 2012: Stowe, VT April 4-6, 2012
Questions, comments, and willing volunteers should be directed to: Claudia Erazo-Conrad Charles Youn Below is a preliminary list of workshops that are being offered at the 2012 annual conference. More details will be posted at a later date. Workshop Title Assistive Technology - It's Not Just for People with Disabilities, David Lindenberg Inspiring Undergraduates to Financial Health, Kelley A. Beckwith Step Up: An Academic Support Program, Margaret Coan Community College Goes to High School: A CC/Urban High School Collaboration, Sarah Mayper How to Do More with Less: Reframing Our Thinking in the Midst of Budget Cuts, Catherine Burns From 1st Gens to 1st Gens: Grooming the Next Generation of 1st Gens through Community Service, April D. Kearse, M.A. LEXUS University, Jim Estes The Leadership Institute: A Professional Development Opportunity, Sigh Searles What to Expect on the (Revised) GRE, Randy Schroeder Giving Students What They Need: Reducing Non-credit Coursework through Modular Remediation, Eric Klein Weathering the Storm: Presenting Assessment Data to Maximize Its Impact, Dr. Michele Carpentier StartWhereYouAreVT.org: One Stop Online Shopping for Career and College Planning, Liam Danaher Welcome to the Economy of Me, Colin Ryan Icebreakers: Group Energizers, Andrea Gould and Cathy Hunter GEAR UP Massachusetts Math Plus- Reducing Remediation Through Collaboration, Robert Diaz Communicating with Parents: A Mile in their Shoes, Cathy Printon Transitioning from High School to College: Students with Disabilities Make the Leap, Robin Goodel Tutors in the Classroom, Dan Boyce Financial Aid Issues for Adult Students, Michele Delhaye and Sigh Searles Students with Disabilities Making Successful Transitions from High School to College, Dani Adler Media Advocacy and You, Kim Jones, COE Hollywood Squares: TRIO Edition, Kim Jones, COE Working with Alumni, Rheanna Martinez , COE Jobs – What Does It Take To Be Noticed in Today’s Business World, Matt Dunne |
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