Over the last 18 months, 20 faculty members from the first phase of GSCC have made presentations at the local, regional, and national level. Our team and partners have also made presentations. Here is list of the national presentations.
National Presentations:
“Global Skills for College Completion: Faculty Innovation and Student Success.” Innovations 2010, Baltimore, MD. Rosemary Arca, Marisa A. Klages, and Katrina Nichols. March 2010.
“Pedagogy in Developmental Education.” The Madison Summit. Madison, WI. Yasser Hassebo. January 2010.
“Global Skills for College Completion: Tools and Routines.” Innovations 2011 San Diego, CA. Marisa A. Klages, Trisha O’Connor, Bronte Miller, Terry Shamblin. March 2011.
“Pedagogical Patterning: Discovering the Pattern of Developmental Educators.” Innovations 2011 San Diego, CA. Gail Mellow, Diana Woolis, Louise Yarnall. March 2011.
“Global Skills for College Completion: An Update from the Road.” Innovations 2011 San Diego, CA. Teresa Demonico and Eric Kraus. March 2011.
“Digital Multiplicity: The Global Skills for College Completion Project to Create a Replicable Model for Success in Basic Writing.” Conference on College Composition and Communication J. Elizabeth Clark, Marisa A. Klages, and Reid Sunahara. Atlanta, GA. March 2011.
“Action Pedagogy: Global Skills for College Completion” American Educational Research Association. Diana Woolis and Louise Yarnall. Denver, CO. April 2011.
“Technology in Learning Services and Social Supports.” The 3rd Annual Gates Postsecondary Success Grantee Convening J. Elizabeth Clark and Yasser Hassebo. Seattle, WA. June 2011.
“Quality Developmental Education Instruction and the Global Skills for College Completion Initiative.” Jobs for the Future: Education for Economic Opportunity Postsecondary Success Learning Exchange: YouthBuild USA. Yasser Hassebo and Marisa A. Klages. Crystal City, VA. October 2011.
“Reflective Practice in Basic Skills: The Global Skills for Completion Grant Routines for Reflecting, Collaborating, Innovating.” College Reading and Learning Association. San Diego, CA. Rosemary Arca and Terry Shamblin. November2011.
“Pedagogy Matters! How the Global Skills for College Completion Project Elevates Classroom Practice and Ultimately Student Success.” D.R.E.A.M. Annual Meeting Dallas, TX. Bronte Miller. February 2012.
“Pedagogy Matters! Refining Teaching Practice to Increase Student Success.” Innovations 2012. Philadelphia, PA. Rosemary Arca, Bronte Miller, Kathy Perino, and Kate Smith. March 2012.
“Digital Coaching for Measurable Outcomes in Basic Writing: Preliminary Results from the Global Skills for College Completion Project” Conference on College Composition and Communication. St. Louis, MO. Rosemary Arca, Jason Evans, and Robin Ozz. March 2012.
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A Look Back: Presentations by GSCC Faculty and Team Members
Over the last 18 months, 20 faculty members from the first phase of GSCC have made presentations at the local, regional, and national level. Our team and partners have also made presentations. Here is list of the national presentations.
National Presentations:
“Global Skills for College Completion: Faculty Innovation and Student Success.” Innovations 2010, Baltimore, MD. Rosemary Arca, Marisa A. Klages, and Katrina Nichols. March 2010.
“Pedagogy in Developmental Education.” The Madison Summit. Madison, WI. Yasser Hassebo. January 2010.
“Global Skills for College Completion: Tools and Routines.” Innovations 2011 San Diego, CA. Marisa A. Klages, Trisha O’Connor, Bronte Miller, Terry Shamblin. March 2011.
“Pedagogical Patterning: Discovering the Pattern of Developmental Educators.” Innovations 2011 San Diego, CA. Gail Mellow, Diana Woolis, Louise Yarnall. March 2011.
“Global Skills for College Completion: An Update from the Road.” Innovations 2011 San Diego, CA. Teresa Demonico and Eric Kraus. March 2011.
“Digital Multiplicity: The Global Skills for College Completion Project to Create a Replicable Model for Success in Basic Writing.” Conference on College Composition and Communication J. Elizabeth Clark, Marisa A. Klages, and Reid Sunahara. Atlanta, GA. March 2011.
“Action Pedagogy: Global Skills for College Completion” American Educational Research Association. Diana Woolis and Louise Yarnall. Denver, CO. April 2011.
“Technology in Learning Services and Social Supports.” The 3rd Annual Gates Postsecondary Success Grantee Convening J. Elizabeth Clark and Yasser Hassebo. Seattle, WA. June 2011.
“Quality Developmental Education Instruction and the Global Skills for College Completion Initiative.” Jobs for the Future: Education for Economic Opportunity Postsecondary Success Learning Exchange: YouthBuild USA. Yasser Hassebo and Marisa A. Klages. Crystal City, VA. October 2011.
“Reflective Practice in Basic Skills: The Global Skills for Completion Grant Routines for Reflecting, Collaborating, Innovating.” College Reading and Learning Association. San Diego, CA. Rosemary Arca and Terry Shamblin. November2011.
“Pedagogy Matters! How the Global Skills for College Completion Project Elevates Classroom Practice and Ultimately Student Success.” D.R.E.A.M. Annual Meeting Dallas, TX. Bronte Miller. February 2012.
“Pedagogy Matters! Refining Teaching Practice to Increase Student Success.” Innovations 2012. Philadelphia, PA. Rosemary Arca, Bronte Miller, Kathy Perino, and Kate Smith. March 2012.
“Digital Coaching for Measurable Outcomes in Basic Writing: Preliminary Results from the Global Skills for College Completion Project” Conference on College Composition and Communication. St. Louis, MO. Rosemary Arca, Jason Evans, and Robin Ozz. March 2012.