Institute for Student Success

Schedule of Events

August 20, 2013

Time	Morning sessions will be held in the Kate Buchanan Room on the HSU Campus. Room locations for afternoon workshops will be provided on the day of the event.
8:00 am	Registration, Continental Breakfast
9:00-11:00 am	Keynote Workshop with Dr. Eric Mazur Confessions of a Converted Lecturer
11:00-11:30 am	Learning & Teaching Poster Showcase
11:30 – 1:00	Lunch, Raffles
12:45 – 2:45 pm	*Special Session with Eric Mazur* Making Peer Instruction Work for You
1:15 – 2:45 pm	*Workshop Breakout Session I* (Choose 1)
Everyone is welcome to participate in any workshop. indicates workshops that will be of special interest to staff. indicates workshops that will be of special interest to faculty. Workshops with both icons will be of interest to both staff and faculty	*Nobody Taught Me That: Hidden Rules of the University and How They Impact Our Students* Anna Villagomez (Office of the Registrar), David Sleeth-Keppler (Business) & Jennifer Eichstedt (Sociology)
	*Serving Our Transgender and Gender-Variant Students: Building Knowledge into Practice* Loren Cannon (Philosophy) & Mira Friedman (Student Health Center)
	Early Alert: Supporting Student Success from the Outset Melinda Haynes Swank (ITS Project Office)
	*Seven Principles: Implementing Active Learning & Student Engagement in the Classroom* Geoff Cain (College of eLearning and Extended Education)

3:00 – 4:30 pm	Workshop Breakout Session II (Choose 1)
Everyone is welcome to participate in any workshop. indicates workshops that will be of special interest to staff. indicates workshops that will be of special interest to faculty. Workshops with both icons will be of interest to both staff and faculty	*But I Don’t Work in a Classroom! Applying Mazur’s Keynote Concepts to My Role as a Staff Member* Gilly Black (CNRS), Mary Hackett (President’s Office), & Val Arizzi (Psychology)
	*A RAMP to Success: Supporting Students in Their First Year* Tracy Smith (RAMP) & RAMP Lead Mentors
	*If You Build It, They Will Blog: Creating Class Blogs and New Learning Environments* Tatiana Piatanova (College of eLearning and Extended Education)
	*Data 101: Using Institutional Data to Improve Your Program* Gay Hylton & Michael Le (Institutional Research and Planning)
	*Promoting Critical Thinking and Problem Solving through Quantitative Literacy* Dale Oliver (Math), Josh Meisel (Sociology) & Mahesh Rao (Forestry)
4:30 – 6:00 pm	Happy Hour & Social Mixer