High Impact Practices in Student Affairs
Thursday, April 11, 2013
12:30-1:45 PM
Mount Carmel Campus, Carl Hansen Student Center Room 120
Presented by
Monique Drucker, Associate VP of Student Affairs;
Cindy Long Porter, AVP Student Affairs, Director of Residential Life;
&
Vincent Contrucci, Director of Community Service, Dean of Students
The development of expertise requires students to be engaged with the problems and methodologies of their discipline. Undergraduate participation in research projects and in the production of creative works are approaches to accomplishing this. This session is open to those engaged in undergraduate research and those yet to be. We will discuss what research means across disciplines, present examples of research and works from various areas of study, and examine models for facilitating projects and recruiting under-graduates.
Please RSVP by April 9
Questions? E-mail Deborah.Clark@quinnipiac.edu
If you missed this workshop in January, now is your chance to participate! Please join us for lunch and conversation.
The Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) has shown a strong relationship between ten high impact practices and deep learning.
High Impact Practice: Learning Communities
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