14 Jun, 2017

A Little Full-Time Goes a Long Way

2017-06-16T01:11:17-05:00

A Little Full-Time Goes a Long Way A Little Full-Time Goes a Long Way Linda Garcia, Assistant Director, College Relations, Center for Community College Student Engagement; Kathy Statos, Instructor, Austin Community College

A Little Full-Time Goes a Long Way2017-06-16T01:11:17-05:00
14 Jun, 2017

All In: Building Classroom Community for Comprehensive Completion

2017-06-16T01:11:20-05:00

All In: Building Classroom Community for Comprehensive Completion All In: Building Classroom Community for Comprehensive Completion Charlene Gibson, Instructor/Faculty Initiatives Coordinator, College of Southern Nevada  

All In: Building Classroom Community for Comprehensive Completion2017-06-16T01:11:20-05:00
14 Jun, 2017

How to Design a Compelling Curriculum and Build an Award-Winning Leadership Development Program

2017-06-16T01:11:24-05:00

How to Design a Compelling Curriculum and Build an Award-Winning Leadership Development Program How to Design a Compelling Curriculum and Build an Award-Winning Leadership Development Program Abigail Stonerock, Director, Faculty Development, Virginia’s Community Colleges

How to Design a Compelling Curriculum and Build an Award-Winning Leadership Development Program2017-06-16T01:11:24-05:00
14 Jun, 2017

Leading in the Age of the World Wide Web: How Will Faculty Add Value to the Knowledge and Skill Chain and Who Should Make Sure That They Do?

2017-06-16T01:11:26-05:00

Leading in the Age of the World Wide Web: How Will Faculty Add Value to the Knowledge and Skill Chain and Who Should Make Sure That They Do? Leading in the Age of the World Wide Web: How Will Faculty Add Value to the Knowledge and Skill Chain and Who Should Make Sure That [...]

Leading in the Age of the World Wide Web: How Will Faculty Add Value to the Knowledge and Skill Chain and Who Should Make Sure That They Do?2017-06-16T01:11:26-05:00
1 Jun, 2016

Perceptions Meet Reality: Community Colleges and the Underprepared Student

2017-06-16T01:15:54-05:00

Perceptions Meet Reality: Community Colleges and the Underprepared Student Perceptions Meet Reality: Community Colleges and the Underprepared Student Many in the field acknowledge that developmental education is broken. As a result, the field is currently in flux regarding processes and working with underprepared students: assessment, placement, curriculum, instruction, delivery of developmental education, and [...]

Perceptions Meet Reality: Community Colleges and the Underprepared Student2017-06-16T01:15:54-05:00
1 Jun, 2016

Kai Kight – Keynote Video

2017-06-16T01:15:57-05:00

Kai Kight, Classical Violinist and Innovative Composer Kai Kight uses music as a metaphor to inspire individuals and organizations across the world to compose paths of imagination and fulfillment. Inspired by his own mother who, when diagnosed with cancer, revealed regrets of not bringing her ideas to [...]

Kai Kight – Keynote Video2017-06-16T01:15:57-05:00
1 Jun, 2016

Next Gen Learning: Are Faculty and Administrators Prepared?

2017-06-16T01:16:01-05:00

Next Gen Learning: Are Faculty and Administrators Prepared? Next Gen Learning: Are Faculty and Administrators Prepared? Next generation learning provides us with an unprecedented opportunity to increase student engagement, outcomes, and retention; better prepare students to be successful in today’s workplace; and reduce cost for institutions and for students. Come learn how the [...]

Next Gen Learning: Are Faculty and Administrators Prepared?2017-06-16T01:16:01-05:00
1 Jun, 2016

Dr. Gail O. Mellow – Keynote Video

2017-06-16T01:16:04-05:00

Kai Kight, Classical Violinist and Innovative Composer Dr. Gail O. Mellow has served as President of LaGuardia Community College in Long Island City, Queens since 2000. A member of the City University of New York (CUNY) system, LaGuardia is a nationally recognized leader among community colleges [...]

Dr. Gail O. Mellow – Keynote Video2017-06-16T01:16:04-05:00