TASS Conference Presentations
Keynote Presentation:
After the Reform Era A Path Forward for Academic Support Pedagogy
Keynote Presenter: Dr. Norman Stahl
After the Reform Era A Path Forward for Academic Support Pedagogy
Keynote Presentation:
New Approaches to Old Problems: how “guided pathways” can lead to student success
Keynote Presenter: Paul N. Markham
Program Officer, Postsecondary Success
New Approaches to Old Problems: how “guided pathways” can lead to student success
Sharing Belonging and Growth Strategies to
Encourage Student Academic Confidence and Success
Presenters:
Donna B. Nalley, Ph.D, English Program Director
Jennifer Ferraro, MFA, Assistant English Program DirectorSouth University Online, College of Arts and Sciences
Broad Based Collaboration + Unique Pedagogy = A Promising Learning Community for Students Who Place into Developmental Math & English
Presenter: Adriane W Hutchinson
Dean of Academic Development
McHenry County College
Access & Disability Services: Providing Services and Support that Lead to Success
Presenters: Pascuala Herrera, M.Ed., Professor, Learning Specialist
Debbie Franzen, M.Ed. Accommodation and Transition Specialist
Harper College
Experiential +Engagement +Algebra Courses =Effective Student Learning
Presenter: Denise Wilkinson
Mathematics Professor
First Year Experience Director
Virginia Wesleyan College
Doing Learning: A Pragmatic Study Skills Course for Underprepared Students
Presenter: Jonathan Vieker, Academic Advisor
Truman State University
Engaging Readers’ Intellect and Affect: New Approaches to Reader Response
Presenters: Prof. Laura B. Soldner,
Department of English
Northern Michigan University
Musical Chairs: A Second One Makes More Winners
Peer Mentors as Secondary LeadersPresenters: Dana D’Angelo, Clinical Professor
Susan Epstein, Associate Clinical Professor
LeBow College of Business
Drexel University, Philadelphia PA
"Bridging the Virtual Gap with eJournals"
Presenter: Donna B. Nalley, Ph.D.
South University Online – English Program Director
College of Arts and Sciences
"Memorization and Learning: The Distinction that Serves as the Cornerstone for Preparing Students for College Success"
Presenter: Dr. Lisa Liseno
ACE Faculty: Associate in Undergraduate Studies
Adjunct Faculty, Department of Philosophy
Florida State University
Magic Number Seven: Seven Principles for Good Practice in Undergraduate Education
Presenter: Barbara Wolfe
Vice Chancellor for Student Development
Appalachian State University
2010 Conference Brochure
March 21-24, 2010
Fort Lauderdale, FloridaProviding More Effective Support Services and
Making Them Matter to AdministratorsPresenter: Hunter Boylan, Ph.D., Professor and Director
National Center for Developmental Education, Boone, North Carolina
"He's a great professor, but . . . ":
What We Think We Know About Student Perceptions But Often Don't
Presenter: Henrik Eger, Ph. D., Professor of English and Communication Delaware County Community College, Media, PA
Developmental Education: How Are We Doing?
Presenter:David Hartleb, President
Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill MA
Focus Group: Tass Conference Report
Presenter: Elizabeth M. Hastings, Professor
Middlesex Community College, Lowell, MA
Broader Ideas
Presenter: Cindy Wallace
Vice Chancellor for Student Development
Appalachian State University
2009 Conference Brochure
March 8-11, 2009
West Palm Beach, Florida
Cool Assistive Technology Tools for Everyone
Presenter: Kathy Burris
Assistive Technology Coordinator & Educator at Landmark College, Putney, VT
Giving Voice to Our Students’ Great Ideas
Presenter: Linda A. Desjardins
Professor at Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill MA
Wise Choices
Teaching Personal Responsibility Through Responsible Decision-makingPresenter: Dr. Carol Gleichsner
Associate Professor at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Edinboro, PA
Failure to Launch
Presenter: Dr. Lane A. Glenn
Vice President of Academic Affairs at Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill MA
Designated Tutoring:
Intervention for At-Risk First-Year College StudentsPresenters: Tina Kondopoulos, Director, SGS Peer Tutoring, and Lynn Dornink, Associate Director General Studies Program
Northeastern University, Boston MA
Breaking Boundaries to Promote STEM Succes
Presenters: Ms. Cathy Lysy and Dr. Carla Romney, Science and Engineering Program, Boston University, Boston MA
Academic Survival Skills 24/7
Presenter:Lucy Tribble MacDonald M.A.
Faculty, Chemeketa Community College, Sarasota FL
- Can I link to your site? YES
- How much does it cost? It's FREE.
- Can I use the badge graphic on the credits page and post this on my site? YES
- Can I assign my students to use this site? YES. They just add your email and then you can see what they submit.
- What about privacy? Students can CHOOSE to be anonymous. Just check the box.
- What data do you collect? I do NOT collect or store any information or emails. Nor do I sell any information.
- How do you keep this up? I paid a programmer to write a php database and a management system, which makes it easy to post student reviews.
- Can we use this in tutor training? YES. Just have your tutors write reviews. The audience is other students and tutees.
Thank you, Teacher!
Celebrating the Present, Touching the FuturePresenter: Steve Piscitelli
Professor, Florida Community College at Jacksonville, Jacksonville FL
Successful Online Learning
A Collaboration between Student and instructorPresenter: Robin S. Robinson
Director of Distance Education, Framingham State College, Framingham MA
Building up, not Breaking down: Weaving approaches to Reading
Presenters: Marilyn McCarthy and Patricia Schade
Professors at Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill MA
Peer Review, Leadership in Reading and Metacognition:
Reading Apprenticeship in ActionPresenter: Patricia Schade
Assistant Professor at Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill MA