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Thursday, May 8
PACC/NYCC Retreat Registration CLOSED
by
Kate Dantsin
on Thu 08 May 2008 10:50 AM EDT
Registration has closed for the PACC/NYCC Retreat at the Bryn Mawr Mountain Retreat and Conference Center. Questions for registered attendees can be directed to Michele Lowrey at mlowrey@paccompact.org.
See you on the Mountain! Thursday, May 1
PA and NY Campus Compact Retreat, May 28-30, 2008
by
Kate Dantsin
on Thu 01 May 2008 03:11 PM EDT
Renewing Our Civic
Imagination PA and NY Campus
Compact Retreat May 28-30, 2008 REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL MAY 5, 2008 Sessions 1-4: Nadinne Cruz will
lead and facilitate these sessions that will focus on who we are as professionals; who students are; how we fit in our
institution; and how we
interface with community. Nadinne is an
internationally respected speaker, author, and consultant on public service
education. As former director of the Discussion Groups: Sessions 1-4 will be followed by small group
discussion that will give us a chance to further explore and share our thoughts
and learnings. Roundtable Sessions: Small informal sessions with interactive presentations from practitioners around skill and content development topics such as institutionalizing service-learning, working with faculty, assessment, resource development, risk management, community-based research, student leadership/citizenship development, and Learn and Serve subgrantee reports. See below for a complete list of Roundtables. Affinity Groups: Meet colleagues from similar types of
institutions or with similar experience or exploring how to share resources. Accommodations: Surrounded by 200
private acres of storybook woods, meadows, luxurious lawns and unlimited
recreational facilities, Bryn Mawr is a unique alternative to crowded hotel
settings. All accommodations
have hot/cold running water, indoor plumbing and electricity. There is a
payphone for your convenience in the Dining Hall. The rooms do not have alarm
clocks, telephone/internet access, or TVs. Linens are provided by the
conference center. Further information on accommodations can be found on the
registration form and at Bryn Mawr’s web page.
Wednesday, May 28 2-4 pm Registration/Check In 4 pm Session I: Who We Are; How our Identity
Impacts our Work; How Do We Sustain our Civic Imagination? (Nadinne Cruz) 5 pm Discussion Groups 6 pm Dinner 7 pm Theatre Group Thursday, May 29 8 am Breakfast 9 am Session 2: How We Fit in our Institution;
How Can We Infuse Civic Imagination into the Institution? (Nadinne Cruz) 10 am Discussion Groups 11 am Roundtable Sessions 12 pm Lunch by Affinity Groups 1 pm Session 3: Who Students Are; How Can We
Effectively Cultivate their Civic Imagination? (Nadinne Cruz) 2 pm Discussion Groups 3-6 pm Break: Free time for participants; Sign up
sheets will be available for yoga class, guided hikes, and sports activities 6 pm Dinner 7 pm Fun and Entertainment 8 am Breakfast 9 am Session 4: How We Interface With Community;
Nature Of Relationships; How Can We
Nurture Their Civic Imagination? (Nadinne Cruz) 10 am Discussion Groups 11 am Roundtable Sessions 12 pm Lunch by Affinity Groups 1 pm-2:45 pm Celebration/Reflection 3 pm Conclusion of retreat, check out Roundtable Topics -Promoting Service-Learning and Civic Engagement to Faculty -Assessment of Service-Learning and Community Service programs -Resources for -Grant Writing to Grow Service-Learning and Community Service Programs -Legal Issues and Risk Management with Service Programs -Learn and Serve Discussion—Performance Measures and Best Practices -Integrating Meaningful Service-Learning Components Into Curriculum -Managing Service-Learning or Community Service Centers/Programs -Marketing and the Use of Media to Service-Learning or Community ServiceCenters/Programs -Presentation from Learn & Serve Discipline and Regional Networks -Community-Based Research—Pedagogy and Practice -Building Student Leadership in Service-Learning or Community Service Centers/Programs -Establishing Reciprocal Relationships with Communities -Asset-Based Community Development Practices -Recruiting and Engaging Students in Community Service -Building Federal Work Study Community Service Programs -Understanding Millennial Students -Diversity Issues in Service-Learning or Community Service Centers/Programs Registration Registration for this retreat is all-inclusive and includes the following:
Participants must register online for this retreat. Click here to access the registration form. Please note that we are unable to accept online payment for this conference and that registration dates indicate the date that registration and payment must be received. Early bird registration is open until April 11, 2008 and regular registration is open until May 1, 2008. REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL MAY 5, 2008 Questions about the PA and NY Campus Compact Retreat can be directed to mlowrey@paccompact.org or (717) 796-5072 x 1. Attached file contains the same information that is in this post.  1 Attachments |
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