Education

Academic Quality Improvement (AQIP)
Speaker: Dr. Charles Dull
 
Accommodating Students with Disabilities in Post-secondary Education
Speaker: Mary Sender
 
Art Therapy
Speaker: Mary Sender

  
Assistive Technology Involving Students with Disabilities
Speaker: Mary Sender

Characteristics of Effective Programs for Youth and Adult Minority Male Student Success Programs
speaker: Dr. JaNice Marshall

College Credentials: Why we must also include workforce education
speaker: Dr. JaNice Marshall

Conflict Resolution and Peace Studies:
Speaker: Tyler Olson

Continuous Quality Improvement
Speaker: Dr. Charles Dull

Cyberbullying and Social Media: Data suggests that more than 4 billion of the global population use social media. As social media use and reach increase, so does bullying on all platforms. Learn how to identify and prevent cyberbullying, especially among youth.
Speaker: Stephanie Metzger

Developmental Education: In this talk, Dr. Luke Schlueter draws upon his work with various initiatives in developmental education to address not only the current state of developmental education at the community college level, but the promise these initiatives have in helping students to pursue their educational goals and achieve their dreams.
speaker: Dr. Luke Schlueter

Economics is too important to leave to economists: What kind of economics best explains how people cooperate and compete in the process of meeting their material needs?  What kind of economics best explains the allocation of resources to ensure the building a prosperous social order?  What kind of economics best explains the importance of entrepreneurship as a critical force in economic development?  What kind of economics best explains the importance and necessity of private property as a necessary condition for the efficient use of resources?  What kind of economics best explains how the wrong kind of government intervention in the economy as always and everywhere leads to unintended, destructive results?  What kind of economics best explains how the economy really works in such a way that everyone except for trained, professional economists is able to easily understand?  Come and find out.
Speaker: Jose Mendez

Faith-based Partnerships: A necessary community engagement strategy for student access, participation and completion of higher education credentials
Speaker: Dr. JaNice Marshall

Generational Differences: The 4C's of Communication in the Classroom
Speaker: David G. Nardecchia

K-16 Partnerships: What matters and why?
Speaker:Dr. JaNice Marshall

Leadership
Speaker: Dr. Charles Dull,

Learning Disabilities (LD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Speaker: Mary Sender

Mentoring Education Leaders: When to get started on that advanced degree
Speaker: Dr. JaNice Marshall

Quality Process Design, Metrics and Measurement
Speaker: Dr. Charles Dull

New Technology Trends
Speaker: Dr. Charles Dull

Service Learning and the Web Speaker: Dr. Valerie Brown

Social Learning
Speaker: Dr. Charles Dull 

Social Media
Speaker: Dr. Charles Dull  

Student Athletes, Alcohol, and Substances: Helping to Make Better Decisions
Speaker: David G. Nardecchia  

Talkin' Bout a NEW Generation: Pathways and Obstacles to a Successful Learning Environment
Speaker: David G. Nardecchia

Understanding the Implications of Globalization and Educational Opportunities in America
Speaker: Dr. JaNice Marshall

The Value of the Humanities: In this talk, Dr. Luke Schlueter addresses the critical importance of the humanities in helping us to achieve a just, compassionate, and dynamic society and the various pressures on humanities programs at the college level. Dr. Schlueter also speaks to the role the humanities can have in helping individuals develop a broader understanding of life, culture and society and how the humanities can prepare today's students for a broad array of careers.
Speaker: Dr. Luke Schlueter