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First year Experience Conference 2005 -Program

 

The Liberal Arts and the First-Year Experience

 

 

Hosted by

 

The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, Chapter 191

 

Morgan University Center

Austin Peay State University

 

Conference Agenda

 

9:00-9:30 Conference Check-In & Continental Breakfast                                                                           UC 303/305

 

9:30-9:55 Welcome and Conference Overview                                                                                                UC 303/305

 Susan Calovini, President-elect, PKP Chapter 191

 Bruce Speck, APSU Vice President for Academic Affairs

 

10:00-11:15             Presentation: Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave” as a Freshman Transition Text      UC 303/305

Linda Davis, Northeast High School

Fall 2004 APSU 1000 Students

 

11:30-12:45             Lunch & Keynote Address                                                                                               

UC Ballroom

Welcomes:  Linda Thompson, President, PKP Chapter 191

     Sandra Holt, Regional Vice President, Phi Kappa Phi

    Houston Davis, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs

 

Introduction of Speaker:  Harriett McQueen, Director of Academic Support

 

Keynote Address:  Jeanine Varner, Vice President for Academic Affairs

                                                         Oklahoma Christian University

 

1:00-2:15                 Presentation:   Information Literacy in the First Year of College:                                           UC 303/305                     

                                Research, Writing, & Assessment in APSU 1000

Lori Buchanan, Instructional Services Librarian

Susan Calovini, Professor of English

Gina Garber, Digital Services Librarian

 

2:30-3:45                 Roundtable Discussion:

UC 303/305            The Liberal Arts as a Foundation for College and Life              

Linda Barnes, Coordinator of Honors Program—Moderator

Aleeta Christian, Professor of Developmental Studies

Richard Gildrie, Professor of History

Charles Frazier, Student Accounting Major

Jaime Taylor, Professor of Physics

 

Co-organized with The Office of Academic Support

Co-sponsored by Division of Academic Affairs, Office of Academic Support, and College of Arts & Letters