Kendall Hunt Authors Present at the 38th Annual Conference on The First-Year Experience
Join Kendall Hunt authors as they present at the 38th Annual Conference on The First-Year Experience in Las Vegas, NV! Browse the schedule of their presentations below and mark your calendars!
Saturday, February 16th
- Designing & Delivering an Effective First-Year Experience Course at 2-Year Institutions
- 1- 5 pm
- Julie McLaughlin, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College
- Joe Cuseo, Marymount California University
Sunday, February 17th
- TRIO/SSS Programs and First-Year Seminar: Creating Meaningful Partnerships for First-Generation Students
- 10-11 am | Roman III-IV
- Angela Vaughan, University of Northern Colorado
- First-Year Seminar Curriculum Promoting College Engagement, Academic Self-Efficacy, and Achievement
- 11:15 am-12:15 pm | Milano IV
- Angela Vaughan, University of Northern Colorado
- Rewriting the Narrative on Latino/a Student Success through Academic Advising
- 1:45-2:45 pm | Milano VII
- Michele Campagna, Westchester Community College
- The First-Year Experience Course: Marketing and Motivational Strategies
- 1:45-2:45 pm | Octavius 7-10
- Joe Cuseo, Marymount California University
- Four-Year Persistence and First-Year Seminar: A Quasi-Experimental Design
- 3-4 pm | Octavius 12-13
- Angela Vaughan, University of Northern Colorado
- Undeclared Student At-Risk? Supporting First-Year College Success with First-Year Seminars
- 4:15-5:15 pm | Milano IV
- Angela Vaughan, University of Northern Colorado
Monday, February 18th
- Comprehensive Peer Leader Training: Integrating Research, Theory, & Practice
- 8-9 am | Octavius 7-10
- Joe Cuseo, Marymount California University
- Research-Based Academic First-Year Seminar: Leading STEM Students Through a Demanding First Year
- 8-9 am | Florentine I
- Angela Vaughan, University of Northern Colorado
- The Results are Self-Evident: Campus-Wide Partnerships Promote Student Retention
- 1:30-2:30 pm | Octavius 7-10
- Joe Cuseo, Marymount California University
- Three-Year Development, Analysis, and Implementation of a Peer Mentor Program
- 2:45-3:45 pm | Octavius 14-16
- Angela Vaughan, University of Northern Colorado
- Captivate, Fascinate and Educate: Bridging the First Year Experience
- 4-5 pm | Octavius 12-13
- Ellen Zimmerman, Parkland College
- Designing a Motivational Syllabus
- 5:15-6:15 pm | Octavius 21-23
- Melissa Thomas, University of Texas at Austin
Tuesday, February 19th
- FYE and Educational Planning: Creating Pathways to Success and Completion
- 8-9 am | Florentine II
- Michele Campagna, Westchester Community College
- Joe Cuseo, Marymount California University
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