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    NACADA Region 9 Conference 2014 Volunteer Sign Up - Session Attendants


    The NACADA Region 9 Conference Planning Committee thanks you for serving as a volunteer. All volunteers are welcomed. You must be registered for the conference to attend pre-conference events, conference sessions, meals, and socials unless you volunteer for a specific event. Then, you may attend.

    Session Attendants help the speaker with basic set-up and AV needs (or go get help) if needed, announce the name of the session, collect and submit evaluations to the Volunteer Check-in Table in I-House. Information about conference sessions can be found at http://www.nacada.ksu.edu/Events-Programs/Events/Region-Conferences/Region-9/Schedule.aspx
    Once you've decided some of the sessions you'll attend, sign up for volunteer shifts below! This requires that you attend the specific session(s) for which you you sign up to volunteer.

    To sign up, enter your name next to a volunteer shift (or shifts) below. If you have trouble entering your name next to the shift you prefer, that shift is full. If your schedule allows, please sign up for a different shift (or shifts).

    If you will require special access or accommodations as you volunteer please note it in the comments section upon registering.

    Thank you in advance for sharing your time and talents - we couldn't do it without you!
    The Volunteer and Hospitality Committee


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    Click the 'Join' link in a slot below to sign up there.
    Volunteer Sign Up
    --- PRE-CONFERENCE SESSIONS ---
    Mon (3/24) 1:00-2:50pm: A Process for Promoting Self-Change in At-Risk Student Behavior
    Mon (3/24) 1:00-2:50pm: Proven Strategies for Getting The Job You Love
    Mon (3/24) 1:00-2:50pm: Creating Social Change Agents in Academic Systems
    Mon (3/24) 1:00-2:50pm: International Student Experience with Academic Integrity & Success
    Mon (3/24) 3:00-4:50pm: Conducting Academic Advising Research
    Mon (3/24) 3:00-4:50pm: Academic Advisors Collaborating Across Campus for Veteran Student Initiatives
    Mon (3/24) 3:00-4:50pm: LGBT Higher Education Limitations due to Victimization
    Mon (3/24) 3:00-4:50pm: Academic Intervention Strategies for the Concerned Advisor
    --- CONCURRENT SESSION #1 ---
    Tue (3/25) 9:00-9:50am: Advising and Telecommuting: Strategies for Making the Connections
    Tue (3/25) 9:00-9:50am: How Learning Management Systems like Canvas can "Flip" how Peer Tutors and Students Learn
    Tue (3/25) 9:00-9:50am: Probation, Dismissal and Reinstatement (PDR) Overhaul
    Tue (3/25) 9:00-9:50am: Earning Trust Among Student Veterans
    Tue (3/25) 9:00-9:50am: How Data Can Make You a Better Adviser
    Tue (3/25) 9:00-9:50am: Focusing a Critical Lens on Freshman Advising
    Tue (3/25) 9:00-9:50am: How UC Berkeley’s EOP is Transforming Graduate Student Interns Into Culturally Competent Counselors
    Tue (3/25) 9:00-9:50am: First Generation and Low-Income Students: Successful Holistic, High-Touch Programs
    Tue (3/25) 9:00-9:50am: Knowing and Using Student Development Theory with Implementing Theory-To-Practice
    --- CONCURRENT SESSION #2 ---
    Tue (3/25) 10:00-10:50am: Academic Planning for ESL and International Students
    Tue (3/25) 10:00-10:50am: Advising Advisors with an Academic Advising Mentorship Program
    Tue (3/25) 10:00-10:50am: Social Justice Development for Today's Academic Advisors
    Tue (3/25) 10:00-10:50am: Using Technology to Create Effective and Engaging Learning Modules that Contribute to Student Success
    Tue (3/25) 10:00-10:50am: How UHM’s Council of Academic Advisors Became a Force on Campus
    Tue (3/25) 10:00-10:50am: Integrating Academics into the Study Abroad Experience
    Tue (3/25) 10:00-10:50am: Building a Culture of Student Success with Undeclared Students
    Tue (3/25) 10:00-10:50am: Building Assessment Culture And Capacity Through An Advisor Learning Community
    Tue (3/25) 10:00-10:50am: Use of Validation Theory when advising first-generation, non-traditional students
    --- CONCURRENT SESSION #3 ---
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: Struggles/Solutions in Academic Reading/Writing in an Athletics Tutorial/Mentoring Program
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: First Year Student Engagement Advising and Mentoring
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: Cultivating Creativity in Academic Advising
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: Wikis: A Collaborative Online Training Manual for the Digital Age
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: Building Institutional Support for Undocumented Students
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: Transfer Students: Student Actions for Success and Perceptions of University Support
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: Choosing a Major: An Institutional Survey of Potential Cause and Effect
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: Creating an Equitable and Inclusive Environment for Students
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: Building an Authentic Personal Brand
    Tue (3/25) 11:00-11:50am: Advocacy, consciousness raising and the imposter syndrome
    --- CONCURRENT SESSION #4 ---
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: Understanding the Experiences of Spring Admits in Higher Education
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: Building Partnerships Amongst Faculty Advisers, Academic Advisers, and Other Advisers
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: Using Visual Branding and Advertising Campaigns in Advising
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: Writing for NACADA
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: How Well Do We Really LISTEN?
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: Turning the Sophomore Slump into the Sophomore Jump
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: How Academic Advisors Can Help Students Make a Link Between Their Classes and the “Real World”
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: Using Assessment to Develop and Improve Undeclared Exploratory Programs
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: Advising Foster Youth: Best Practices for Ensuring Academic Success
    Tue (3/25) 2:00-2:50pm: Personalized interventions for students on academic standing
    --- CONCURRENT SESSION #5 ---
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: But How? Moving Beyond Cultural Sensitivity
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: Re-Explore Your Major After Declaring
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: Techno-Advising: Innovative Advising Resources
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: Writing as a Spiritual Practice for Advising Professionals
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: Exploring Peer Academic Counselors working with First Generation, Low Income, and Historically Underrepresented Students
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: Transfer Students: Faculty Perspective on How to Improve Academic Support and Services Through Collaborative Efforts with Academic Advisors
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: The Impact on Students When Academic Policies Conflict and Contradict
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: Males and Masculinity in Advising
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: How Data Can Make You a Better Adviser
    Tue (3/25) 3:00-3:50pm: Cultivating Creativity in Academic Advising
    --- CONCURRENT SESSION #6 ---
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: Lessons Learned Through Non-traditional University Counseling Services
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: The Emerging Leaders Program
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: Innovation & Collaboration Across Advising Units Using the McKinsey 7 S Model
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: How Universities Can Be Agents of Change for Transfer Students
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: From Graduate Student to New Advising Professional
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: What’s This White Chick Know About Advising Straight Out of Compton?
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: Helping students on academic probation: do “Academic Success Plans” matter?
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: The Joys of the Millennial Generation
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: Talking About Successes and Setbacks: Insights from Social Psychology
    Tue (3/25) 4:00-4:50pm: Demystifying the Model Minority Myth in Academic Advising: A Closer Look at Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
    --- CONCURRENT SESSION #7 ---
    Wed (3/26) 9:00-9:50am: Implications for First Year Student Outcomes
    Wed (3/26) 9:00-9:50am: Positively adapting military skills to the student veteran experience
    Wed (3/26) 9:00-9:50am: Developing a “Wrap-Around” Advising Model to Promote Student Success
    Wed (3/26) 9:00-9:50am: A Holistic Approach to Students' Satisfactory Academic Progress & Maintaining Financial Aid Eligibility
    Wed (3/26) 9:00-9:50am: First-Generation College Student Progression Into Health Professional Programs
    Wed (3/26) 9:00-9:50am:Supporting Online Students with Disabilities
    Wed (3/26) 9:00-9:50am: Use of Validation Theory when advising first-generation, non-traditional students
    Wed (3/26) 9:00-9:50am: Identifying and Utilizing the Hidden Strengths of Introverted Advisors for More Purposeful Student and Professional Development
    Wed (3/26) 9:00-9:50am: Transfer Students: Student Actions for Success and Perceptions of University Support
    --- CONCURRENT SESSION #8 ---
    Wed (3/26) 10:00-10:50am: ADHD and College Students: What Advisors Need to Know
    Wed (3/26) 10:00-10:50am: Knowing and Using Student Development Theory with Implementing Theory-To-Practice
    Wed (3/26) 10:00-10:50am: The Use of Metaphors in Advising
    Wed (3/26) 10:00-10:50am: Industry Job Panels
    Wed (3/26) 10:00-10:50am: Maximizing your Internship
    Wed (3/26) 10:00-10:50am: The Transformative Power of iPads in Advising
    Wed (3/26) 10:00-10:50am: Implementation of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Anonymous, Online Depression and Suicide Prevention Screening Program
    Wed (3/26) 10:00-10:50am: Integrating Academic Advising with Student Administrative Services
    Wed (3/26) 10:00-10:50am: Helping students on academic probation: do “Academic Success Plans” matter?
    --- CONCURRENT SESSION #9 ---
    Wed (3/26) 11:00-11:50am: Integrating Data-Driven and Social Media Solutions to Maintain High-Quality Advising in Rapidly Changing Majors
    Wed (3/26) 11:00-11:50am: A Holistic Perspective of College Students with Disabilities
    Wed (3/26) 11:00-11:50am: What Makes Advising Work? Conceptualizing, Developing, and Evaluating Program Standards
    Wed (3/26) 11:00-11:50am: Creating Retention Programs With Limited Resources
    Wed (3/26) 11:00-11:50am: Campus Collaboration Assessing Student Technology Needs in Advising
    Wed (3/26) 11:00-11:50am: Student Parents in Higher Education
    Wed (3/26) 11:00-11:50am: Best practices for engaging student learners: Teaching as a critical role for college counselors and advisors
    Wed (3/26) 11:00-11:50am: The Intersection of Campus Climate and the Student Experience
    Wed (3/26) 11:00-11:50am: Advising Latin@s: Tying Theory to Practice
     
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