Fall 2019 Academic Advising Conference Information
September 6, 2019 8:00-5:00 UT Conference Center 600 Henley Street
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TIME | TYPE | TITLE | PRESENTER(S) | ROOM |
8:00-8:30 | CHECK-IN/ CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST | ATRIUM | ||
8:30-9:00 | KEYNOTE | WELCOME
RETENTION AND GRADUATION UPDATE |
KAREN SULLIVAN-VANCE
RJ HINDE |
406 |
9:00-9:50 | KEYNOTE | BRANDING THE ACADEMIC ADVISING RELATIONSHIP: CREATING A CULTURE OF SUCCESS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE AND INCLUSIVE EFFORTS | JERMAIN PIPKINS | 406 |
TITLE | PRESENTER(S) | PRESENTATION DOCUMENTS |
FINDING AND FUNDING INTERNSHIPS | MARY BETH WOODWARD | Finding and Funding Internships- Advising Conference |
THE ‘NEW’ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE ADVISING: A COLLABORATIVE CONDUIT FOR POSITIVELY CHARGED STUDENT POTENTIAL | JOANNA RATHBONE
MIKE TAYLOR |
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AMBASSADORS: STUDENTS COLLABORATING FOR A BETTER EXPERIENCE | JACLYN BEHRENS
LISA BYRD KALLIE HOPPER |
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ADVISING 2020 MODEL IDENTITY REPRESENTATION FOR STUDENTS | BRIAN SCHMID
ALEX SCHNURPEL |
Identity Brochure |
STUDY TIPS AND TRICKS: A PRACTICAL, NO-NONSENSE WAY TO ADDRESS STUDENT LEARNING | LINDA SMITH
STEPHANIE WEATHERS |
Study Cycle, Time Management, Bloom’s Fall 2019 |
TITLE | PRESENTER(S) | PRESENTATION DOCUMENTS |
MEETING STUDENTS IN THE MURKY MIDDLE | KARSON MARSH
ALYSA SCHOENFELD |
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YOUR STUDENT IS INTERESTED IN PRE-HEALTH – NOW WHAT? | MADELINE ANDERSON
SHANNA PENDERGRAST |
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YOUR STUDENTS AS FUTURE FULBRIGHTERS | ANDREW SEIDLER | Your Students as Future Fulbrighters |
INTERACTIVE CONVERSATION ABOUT DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION IN THE WORKPLACE | JERMAIN PIPKINS |
TIME | TYPE | TITLE | PRESENTER(S) | ROOM |
12:00-12:50 | LUNCH AND RUTH DARLING SERVICE TO ACADEMIC ADVISING AWARD PRESENTATION | 404 | ||
1:00-1:50 | KEYNOTE | BELONGING AND MATTERING | SHEA KIDD-HOUZE | 406 |
TITLE | PRESENTER(S) | PRESENTATION DOCUMENTS |
“I’M REALLY A NURSING MAJOR”: COLLABORATION EFFORTS BETWEEN A COMPETITIVE PROGRAM AND ADMITTED MAJOR | TAMMY RENALDS
JADA RUSSELL |
I’m Really a Nursing Major 8.1.19 |
THE PROBLEM OF INDIVIDUALISM: HOW THE CULTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION ALIENATES MARGINALIZED STUDENTS | KARMEN STEPHENSON | The Problem of Individualism–Karmen Stephenson |
BUILDING BRIDGES: UNIVERSITY HOUSING & ACADEMIC ADVISING | AMY CHILDRESS
KENDRA DUNCAN KATIE WILEY |
Advising-Housing Slides |
CULTURALLY-INFORMED COACHING: BRIDGING IDENTITY TO ACADEMIC & CAREER SUCCESS | NAQUAINA MOORE
KERTESHA RILEY |
Circle of Identities worksheet |
TITLE | PRESENTER(S) | PRESENTATION DOCUMENTS |
GREAT EXPECTATIONS: A FACULTY PANEL DISCUSSION
CORE AUDIENCE – ADVISORS OF FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS **SAME SESSION AS LAST YEAR – DO NOT SELECT IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY ATTENDED THIS SESSION** |
GENERAL EDUCATION FACULTY | |
CANARIES IN THE COAL MINE: RE-FRAMING NO-SHOW ADVISING APPOINTMENTS AS AN ACADEMIC ALERT INDICATOR | ASHLEIGH POWERS
BRIAN SCHMID ALEX SHARP |
no_show_email_pdf_handout no_show_UT_conference |
ADVISING AND COACHING VOLUNTEER BRIDGE STUDENTS | SASHA HINES
MADISON LANDER STEPHANIE LANGLEY |
Advising and Coaching Volunteer Bridge Students |
A BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER: BUILDING CONFIDENCE THROUGH COACHING | MEGAN KING
JENNY LUDWIG |
Appreciative Coaching Model – Advising Conference (9.5) Appreciative Coaching – Advising Conference (9.5.19) |
CAMPUS PARTNERSHIPS FOR STUDENT SUCCESS (ATHLETICS AND ACADEMIC AFFAIRS) | JOE SCOGIN
MARSHALL STEWARD |
TIME | TYPE | TITLE | PRESENTER(S) | ROOM |
4:00-4:50 | RECEPTION FOR NACADA AWARD RECIPIENTS | ATRIUM |
Jermain Pipkins, Dean of Languages & Performing Arts, Los Angeles Valley College
Jermain Pipkins has more than thirteen years of experience in higher education. Prior to joining LAVC, Mr. Pipkins served as the Dean of Students for Reedley College in Central California (Fresno County), in which he was responsible for overseeing counseling instructional courses, Dual Enrollment, Assessment, CalWORKs, EOPS, Articulation, Student Conduct, and other programs.
In his experience within administrative leadership he has led efforts in enrollment management, student learning outcomes, retention, curriculum, and many other student success initiatives. Mr. Pipkins also serves as a faculty member for the Global Community for Academic Advising (NACADA) Summer Institutes.
Mr. Pipkins received his A.S degree from Dallas County Community College District, and his B.A in Criminology and Criminal Justice from The University of Texas at Arlington. He also has a Master of Science in Education degree with a specialization in leadership for higher education.
Robert Hinde, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, University of Tennessee
Robert Hinde serves as the university’s Vice Provost for Academic Affairs. He joined the university faculty as an assistant professor of chemistry in 1994, and became Vice Provost in 2015 after serving for several years as the Associate Dean for Academic Programs in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Vice Provost Hinde co-chairs, with Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Life Frank Cuevas, the university’s Undergraduate Strategy Working Group. This group provides campus-level leadership for the undergraduate component of Vol Vision 2020, the university’s strategic plan.
Vice Provost Hinde coordinates all academic program reviews on campus, provides central administrative oversight of the university’s Summer Session, and manages the university’s Strategic Instruction Fund, which helps reduce instructional bottlenecks at the undergraduate level. He works closely with the Undergraduate Council’s Academic Policy, Curriculum, and General Education committees and with the university’s Classroom Upgrade Subcommittee, represents the Provost’s office on the Chancellor’s Council on Diversity and Interculturalism, and is a member of the university’s Transfer Task Force. He also chairs the university’s Residency Appeals Committee and co-chairs the University Space Committee with Jeff Maples, Senior Associate Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration.
Vice Provost Hinde’s office coordinates the activities of the General Education Revision Task Force and the Syllabus Database Task Force.
Dr. Hinde received B.S. degrees in chemistry and computer science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1987; he earned a Ph.D. degree in physical chemistry from the University of Chicago in 1992. He then undertook postdoctoral work in chemistry at Cornell University as a National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow. In 1994, Dr. Hinde joined the faculty at the University of Tennessee.
Shea Kidd Houze, Dean of Students, University of Tennessee
Originally from Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Shea Kidd Houze received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Communication from the University of Southern Mississippi, a Master of Education in College Student Affairs Administration from the University of Georgia and a Ph.D. in Educational Research from the University of Memphis where her scholarship focused on racial identity development in African American college students.
For more than ten years, Kidd Houze has enjoyed a career in college administration at a number of institutions of higher education in Georgia, South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee and Mississippi. She currently serves as assistant vice chancellor for student life and dean of students and provides oversight to eight departments within the Division of Student Life.
Kidd Houze is a life member of the Southern Miss Alumni Association, serves as a faculty member for the Orientation Professional Institute, and is a co-lead facilitator for The LeaderShape Institute.
BA in Speech Communication, University of Southern Mississippi
M.Ed. in College Student Affairs Administration, University of Georgia
Ph.D. in Educational Research, University of Memphis
Check-in and continental breakfast begins at 8:00; conference begins promptly at 8:30
Free parking is ONLY available at the Locust Street garage – enter on Walnut or Locust Street. We will give you a parking pass at check-in.
What if I need to leave and come back (teaching schedule)?
Consider taking the trolley back and forth to campus. Please let Phyliss know if you will need an additional parking pass if the trolley is not a good option for you.
UT Conference Center (600 Henley Street) – enter on Locust Street (across from the garage and Hilton)
Walk through the building until you come to the elevators – take to 4th floor
Should I bring a laptop?
Laptop or notebook/pen – whatever works for you to take notes!
Handouts will be available during the conference
What is the UTK/PSCC/RSCC/WSCC advisor directory?
Voluntary inclusion in the directory to be shared between the institutions – not for students/parents. The directory will list your name, position title, institution, college or department (if UTK), campus location (if CC), contact information, and any specialties you list.
Dear Colleagues:
Your feedback on the Third Annual UT Student Success and Advising Conference – Building Bridges: Collaborating for a Better Student Experience is important! Your responses will be used by the Professional Development Committee to assist in the design of future programs and their content.
Your responses will help shape future session and conference formats and logistics as well as shape academic advising/coaching practices at UT.
Please take some time to reflect on your experience and the knowledge you gained from the various sessions and keynote. It is especially important to think about how you will apply your new knowledge to your academic advising/coaching practices and to share that insight with us. Your responses are anonymous. If you have questions to which you would like a response, please provide your name and contact information at the end of the survey. Thank you.
Karen Sullivan-Vance
Associate Vice Provost for Student Success