Schedule - All Times CT

Day One-Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Time (CT)	Event	Room
8:00 – 11:00 AM	Executive Committee (E.C.) Meeting	Governor's Room
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM	Registration Table	Pre-function Foyer
11:30 AM – 1 PM	Lunch for E.C./Pre-Conference Participants	Ballroom A-Left
1:00 – 4:00 PM	Pre-Conference Workshops NOTE: Don't forget to register for a pre-conference session when you complete your Summit registration.
	Policies Don't Vote: The Changing Culture of Knowledge Production in Higher Education Presenter: Timothy K. Eatman	Meeting Room A
	Collective Impact Catalysts: An Experiential Workshop for Those Seeking to Lead or Support Effective Cross-Sector Collaborations in Their Communities Co-Presenters: David Phillips and Mary Alice Morgan	Meeting Room B
	Are We Walking on the Same Path? Aligning Student Learning Goals with Community Partner Outcomes to Sustain Reciprocal Community-University Partnerships Co-Presenters: Kristina Scott and Chris McCauley	Terrace Room 3
	Service-Learning Administration 101 Co-Presenters: Phillis George, Kristin Harper, Paul Matthews, and Tim Stewart	Terrace Room 1
5:00 – 7:00 PM	Opening Reception (with cash bar), Poster Session, and Engaged Authors Session The opening reception on Wednesday night is CASH only. There is an ATM in the lobby area of the hotel, right outside the hotel management offices. (Next to the business center, just inside the entrance to the Conference Center).	Ballroom B

Day Two-Thursday, March 27, 2014

Time (CT)	Event	Room
7 AM – 5:00 PM	Registration	Pre-function Foyer
ALL DAY	Posters	Ballroom B
7:00 – 8:00 AM	Breakfast	Ballroom A
8:00 – 9:00 AM	*General Plenary Session and Keynote: Keynote: Publicly Engaged Scholars in the Academy of the 21st Century Keynote Intro: Giovanna Summerfield Keynote Speaker: Timothy K. Eatman** *Sponsored by Auburn University's College of Liberal Arts	Ballroom A
9:00 – 9:15 AM	Break/Transition	Foyer
9:15 AM – 12 PM	Half-day Workshop #1: SENCER Presenters: Ameena Batada, Rebecca Reeve, Pearl Fernandes, Glenn Odenbrett, Susan Reiser, David Clarke, Ed Katz, Keith Krumpe, and TBA UNC Asheville Faculty	Governor's Room
9:15 – 10:30 AM	Concurrent Session 1:
	Workshop: Strategic Academic Community Engagement Partnership Development for Greater Learning and Service Outcomes Presenters: Amanda Buberger, Yasin Frank Southall	Meeting Room A
	Workshop: Retooling Service-Learning to Leverage the Cycle of Institutional Change Presenters: Donna Gessell, Mary Carney, Sheri Hardee	Meeting Room B
	Presentation 1: Service isn't DEAD: My Year of Service with a Cemetery Presenter: Brooke Blackwell Presentation 2: It Takes a Village: Piloting a Patient Support Network with Undergraduate Social Work Students Presenters: Libba Vaughan, Dr. D. Scott Batey, Dr. Deek Cunningham	Meeting Room D
	Presentation 1: Be You: A Citizen Photography Project Presenter: Mary Afton Day Presentation 2: An On-Campus Homeless Shelter: The Story of Bringing Service-Learning to Campus and What Happened Next Presenters: Kathy Stolley, Robin Takac, Patty Clark	Meeting Room H
	Workshop: Using Photovoice as a Service-Learning Reflection Tool Presenters: Dr. Pamela. D. Hall, Alante Simpson, David Tio, Eve L Jacobson	Terrace Room 1
	Presentation 1: Engaging Freshman Science Majors through Collaborative Community Service Presenters: Debbie Fox, Carolyn Simmons Presentation 2: Using Reflective Activities to Enhance and Assess Student Outcomes in Community-Based Learning Presenter: Jennifer Spaulding-Givens	Terrace Room 2
	Presentation 1: The Public at Work: Engaging Citizens on an Issue of Public Concern? Presenters: Cristin Foster, Hannah Gentry Presentation 2: Creating learning opportunities through collaborative service for students with intellectual and complex learning disabilities Presenters: Karen Roth, Carol Burns, Kate Zilla	Terrace Room 3
	Presentation 1: Maximizing Impact in Rural and Urban Places: How Decreasing Partnerships can Increase Community Benefit Presenters: Shannon Hoffman, Caroline Twiggs Presentation 2: Transformational Community Partnerships: Examining the Components of Reciprocal Relationships Presenters: Dr. Linda E. Holt, Dr. Jason Lovvorn, Dr. Charmion Gustk, Dr. Donovan McAbee	Seminar Room
	Panel: Voces de los Padres: Supporting Student Achievement through Parent Advocacy and Service Learning Presenters: Heather Pleasants, Nancy de la Torre, Aimee Grisham	Auditorium
10:30 – 10:45 AM	Break/Transition	Foyer
10:45 AM – 12 PM	Concurrent Session 2:
	Workshop: Measuring the Effects of Service and Engagement on Student Development Presenters: Jake Grohs, Dr. Gary Kirk, Gautama Adi Kusuma	Meeting Room A
	Workshop: Evolving Landscape: The challenges of maintaining external partners while managing internal changes Presenters: Becky Reamey, Kristina Scott	Meeting Room B
	Presentation 1: Who gets to be a Community Partner? Non-Profit, Public, For-Profit, Faith-based should every organization, church and corporation have equal access to student volunteer labor? Presenters: Danyel Addes, Wendy Denton Presentation 2: Heart Touch: Cultural Learning through a University-Elementary School Partnership with American and Chinese Students Presenters: Fan Yang, Dr. Heather Pleasants	Meeting Room D
	Presentation 1: Creating Programs and Partnerships for Community Arts Professional Development in Alabama Presenters: Barb Bondy, Giovanna Summerfield	Meeting Room H
	Workshop: Creating Cultures of Assessment: New Directions for Research and Practice Presenters: Amanda Wittman, Jennifer Purcell	Terrace Room 1
	Presentation: Build a Historic Log Cabin? Ok, No Problem. Presenters: Lettie M. Raab, Ed Schauer, Barry Norwood	Terrace Room 2
	Presentation 1: Getting the Work Done: Building and Maintaining Relationships with Community Partners and Public School Programs Presenters: Gina Dow, Michele Doran, Susie Kalinoski, Kristina Nixon Presentation 2: One Bird, One Park, One World: Children and Birds as Agents of Civic Engagement Presenter: Trish O'Kane	Terrace Room 3
	Panel: Shaping and Polishing Service-Learning Classes: SL Veterans Reflect Presenters: Christy Kayser Arrazattee, Sharon Andrews, Margaret-Mary Sulentic Dowell, Jeffrey Nunn	Seminar Room
	Panel: Higher Education Supporting Hart Co. High School's Bring Your Own Technology & STEM Initiatives Presenters: Ilka McConnell, Kevin Gaines, Lenie George	Auditorium
12:00 – 12:10 PM	Break/Transition	Foyer
12:10 – 2:00 PM	Lunch, Awards Presentation, and Keynote* (1hr 50min) Welcome: Royrickers Cook, Assistant Vice President for University Outreach, Auburn University Awards Presentation: Kristin Harper, Awards Chair, Birmingham-Southern College Keynote: Reflections on Dynamite Hill Keynote Intro: Wayne Flynt Keynote Luncheon: Barbara Shores *Sponsored by Auburn University's Office of Access and Community Initiatives	Ballroom A
2:00 – 2:15 PM	Break/Transition Book Signing: Wayne Flynt and Barbara Shores	Foyer
2:15 – 5:15 PM	Half-day Workshop #2: Using Liberating Structures to Teach, Reflect and Work Differently Co-Presenters: Marie T. Lindquist and Julianne Dunn	Governor's Room
2:15 – 3:30 PM	Concurrent Session 3:
	Workshop: Alternative Partners and Non-Traditional Partnerships in Teacher Education: The Successes, Challenges, and Pitfalls of Crafting Partnerships and Cultivating Partners Presenters: Margaret-Mary Sulentic Dowell, Estanislado S. Barrera, IV, Jennifer L. Jolly, Leah Katherine Saal, Tynisha D. Meidl	Meeting Room A
	Workshop: Creating Purpose Catalysts: Connecting Dispositions, Intentions and Learning Outcomes Presenters: Peter H. Hackbert, Katelyn Blair, Doly Han, Mercy Kershner, Amber Smith	Meeting Room B
	Presentation 1: Service-Learning is Contagious: Expanding the Playing Field Presenter: Marsha R. Cuddeback Presentation 2: The Community Studio: Service Learning in the Visual Arts Presenter: Wanda Sullivan	Meeting Room D
	Presentation 1: Help From a Service Learning Hiatus: Assessing Capacity-Building For Community Partners Presenter: George L. Daniels Presentation 2: Implementing Service Learning with the Well Elderly Presenter: Carol J. Sapp	Meeting Room H
	Workshop: Teaching Middle Grades Social Studies Standards?Textbook-less?Through Physical Education Activities Presenters: Dr. Sarah Hartman, Teresa Peeples	Terrace Room 1
	Presentation 1: Launching a Service-Learning Facilitator program - We think we've succeeded! Presenters: Wendy Denton, Jeremy Lavender Presentation 2: Designing Service Learning to Build on Students' Prior Knowledge Presenter: David M. Murungi	Terrace Room 2
	Presentation 1: Reflection, Engagement, and Multimodality in the Service-Learning Classroom Presenters: Karen Forgette, Chip Dunkin Presentation 2: The Talk We Use To Teach Ourselves: Deliberative Dialogue as a Tool for Democratic Engagement Presenters: Marianne Magjuka, Shelley Sizemore	Terrace Room 3
	Panel: Graduate Student Experiences with the Scholarship of Engagement Presenter: Paul H. Matthews	Seminar Room
	Panel: Bridging Cultures Across the Curriculum: Best Practices from a Two-Year College Presenters: Shyam K. Sriram, Barbara Hall, Paul Hudson	Auditorium
3:30 – 4:00 PM	Break - With Refreshments	Foyer
4:00 – 5:15 PM	Concurrent Session 4:
	Workshop: An Administrator's Guide to Service-Learning Quality Assurance from Beginning to End Presenter: Erin Burke Brown	Meeting Room A
	Presentation 1: Comparing Faculty Stories when Designing and Implementing Service-Learning Presenters: Dr. Amanda Alexander, Dr. Shirley Theriot Presentation 2: Service Learning in the Public Health Minor at Auburn University Presenters: James C. Wright, Stephanie Ostrowski, Ken Nusbaum	Meeting Room B
	Presentation 1: Student Emotions in Academic Service-Learning Presenters: Alexa Darby, Sara Perry, Maureen Dinnie Presentation 2: Developing New Leaders through University Initiatives Presenters: Nick Tringali, Kyle Williams	Meeting Room D
	Presentation 1: Long-Term Service Learning Commitment and its Benefits to Students: The Bell Center for Early Intervention Program Presenter: Alicja Foksinska Presentation 2: Planting Seeds of Education Presenter: Kyes Stevens	Meeting Room H
	Workshop: Building and Sustaining a Higher Education Service-Learning Program: The Journey of One Community College Presenters: Susan Webb-Curtis, Sherry Holloway, Kourtney Yonge	Terrace Room 1
	Presentation 1: Going Deeper: Enhancing Student Learning and Strengthening Community Impact Presenters: Cathy Kramer, Brooke Millsaps Presentation 2: From Meal Packaging to Meaning Making: Early lessons from a university and community research partnership to build evaluation capacity around global hunger. Presenters: Krystal Smith, Nina Batista, Dr. Marcie Fisher Bourne	Terrace Room 2
	Presentation 1: PEER UP: Changing the social norms on college campuses Presenter: Phil Oliver Presentation 2: Expanding the Reach of Service Learning Through WebEx for Faculty Presenters: John Foster, Tom Watts	Terrace Room 3
	Panel: The Citizenship Project: Commitment to Community Presenter: Dr. Anna L. Krift	Seminar Room
	Panel: Bringing History to Life: Living History and Growing Civic Competency in the Mississippi Delta Presenters: M. Cade Smith, Meggan Franks, Brieanna Bajus, Jason Ward, Albert Nylander	Auditorium
4:00 – 5:45 PM	Off-site visit to an area Service-Learning project: Blessings in a Backpack NOTE: Space is limited for this workshop. Please see signup sheet at the registration table for more information. Bus for project site visit will pick-up participants promptly at 4:00 p.m. The return bus will pick-up at 5:45 p.m. from the site and participants may either get off at the museum for the reception or travel on to the Hotel.	Main Hotel Entrance
5:45 PM	Buses to Reception - Buses will run continuously between the Hotel and the Museum during the reception	Main Hotel Entrance
6:00 – 7:30 PM	Reception (with cash bar) The reception at the Museum on Thursday night is CASH only and that there is NO ATM on site at the museum. There is an ATM in the lobby area of the hotel, right outside the hotel management offices. (Next to the business center, just inside the entrance to the Conference Center).	Jule Collins Smith Museum
8:00 PM	All buses returned to hotel
Post 8:00 PM	Dinner on your own

Day Three-Friday, March 28, 2014

Time (CT)	Event	Room
7:00 – 8:00 AM	Breakfast Service	Ballroom A
8:00 – 9:00 AM	Roundtable Discussions and Executive Committee Membership Recruitment Session	Ballroom A
9:00 – 9:15 AM	Break/Transition	Foyer
9:15 – 10:30 AM	Concurrent Session 5:
	Workshop: Spicing Up the Lion's Pride at Southeastern LA University Through Communication, Collaboration, and Education Presenters: Wendy D. Jacocks, M. Jean Stewart, Amber Scheibengraber, Kailee Landry, Kati Holt, Raven Jacob, Kelsi Carmichael	Meeting Room A
	Presentation 1: Service Learning in Community Health: Lessons Learned from a Multi-Course Needs Assessment Presenters: Moya Alfonso, Mara M. Usry, Ben Massey Presentation 2: Connecting Curriculum to Community Issues: How Service-Learning Engages P-16 Students and Inspires Change Presenters: Katherine F. Thompson, Gayle Andrews, Ashley Shaver, Courtney Saxon	Meeting Room B
	Presentation 1: Transmitting, Transforming, and Extending: Qualities of an Authentic Service-Learning Partnership Presenters: Estanislado S. Barrera IV, Margaret-Mary Sulentic Dowell Presentation 2: Sustainable Community Initiatives Presenter: Aneshia Wilson	Meeting Room D
	Presentation 1: Engaging Youth in Identifying Community Problems and Developing Solutions Presenters: Jeff D. Buckley, Jennifer W. Jordan, JoAnne Leatherman Presentation 2: Community Through Design Presenter: Janden Richards	Meeting Room H
	Workshop: The Elephant in the Room: Talking About Race, Power, and Privilege in the Service-Learning Classroom Presenter: Jess Hofbauer	Terrace Room 1
	Presentation 1: Using Service-Learning Collaborations to Tackle Teen Health Issues Presenters: Dr. Sallie Coke, Dr. Karen Berman Presentation 2: Service Learning is Win-Win: Powerful Partnerships=Empowered Students Presenter: Mike Polites	Terrace Room 2
	Presentation 1: Service-Related Competencies of Entering Freshman and Graduating Seniors Presenters: Gautama Adi Kusuma, Dr. Gary Kirk, Jake Grohs Presentation 2: Why do we need one another? Community partnerships that help students better understand the importance of education as it relates to creating capacity in their home communities. Presenters: Matthew Monroe, Patrick Perry	Terrace Room 3
	Workshop: Get Started Researching Your Service-Learning Activities Presenters: Paul H. Matthews, Drew Pearl	Governor's Room
	Panel: The Living Democracy Project: Going from Transactions to Transformation in Civic Engagement Presenters: Nan Fairley, Dr. Mark Wilson, Living Democracy Community Partner TBA, Living Democracy Student 1 TBA, Living Democracy Student 2 TBA	Seminar Room
	Panel: University-Community Partnerships that Work: The Senior Hunger Coalition Presenters: Dr. Shannon O. Wilder, Sarah Jackson, Eve Anthony, Carol Conroy, Jung Sun Lee	Auditorium
10:30 – 10:45 AM	Break/Transition	Foyer
10:45 AM – 12 PM	Concurrent Session 6:
	Workshop: Proud to Serve: Learning in Civilian Communities by Engaging Military Communities Presenters: Casey D. Mull, Chesley Davis, Brian Stone	Meeting Room A
	Presentation 1: Leveraging Existing Civic or Governmental Programs to Enable Service Learning Presenter: Dr. Tim Biggart Presentation 2: Micro-Unit Affordable Housing Addressed in a Service-Learning Design Studio Presenter: Thomas K. Davis	Meeting Room B
	Presentation 1: Teaching Social Policy Through Service-Learning Presenters: William F. Dabney Jr., Trey Bickham, Younghee Lim, Elaine M. Maccio Presentation 2: Cutting EDGE: Connecting Learning and Civic Outcomes Presenters: Natalie Stickney, Tamra Ortgies-Young, George Vargis, Salli Vargis, Chelsey Storin	Meeting Room D
	Presentation 1: Cross-Curricular Collaboration: A Three-Way Multi-Year Service Learning Partnership for a Healthier Alabama Presenters: George L. Daniels, Eric Cooks Presentation 2: Bring Learning to Life: Experiential Learning as a Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Presenter: Kelly Rogers	Meeting Room H
	Workshop: Strengthening High Impact Practices in Co-Curricular Service Programs Presenter: Emily Penprase	Terrace Room 1
	Presentation 2: Institutionalizing Service Learning Presenters: Sanjay S. Mehta, Jeffrey R. Wozniak	Terrace Room 2
	Presentation 1: Teens As Planners - Youth Voice Youth Action Community Change Presenters: Sharon Speights Gibson, Leigh Anne Aaron, Christa Campbell, Valencia Thornton, Jennifer Johnson Presentation 2: International Service Learning: Fostering International Cooperation/Avoiding International Dominance Presenter: Steven Jones	Terrace Room 3
	Workshop: Preparing the Palate with Drop-In Service: The Volunteering Appetizer before the Transformational Entrée Presenter: Ashley Oliphant	Governor's Room
	Panel: Encouraging Collaborative Connections: Advantages of Interdisciplinary Service-Learning in Local and Regional Multicultural Settings Presenters: Ian Dunne, Kristin Bradley, Reed Otten, Trina von Waldner	Seminar Room
	Panel: Developing Mutual Capacity: Creating and Growing a School-Based/University Partnership Presenters: Brian P. Zoellner, Richard H. Chant, Wanda G. Lastrapes, Charles A. Willard, Ivan Matos	Auditorium
12:10 – 2:00 p.m.	Lunch, Keynote, and Closing Ceremony Welcome: Dr. Timothy Boosinger, Provost and Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Auburn University Keynote: Addressing Complex Social Problems through Collective Impact Keynote Intro: Chris McCauley Keynote Speaker: David Phillips Closing Ceremony: Greetings from 2015 Summit Host, Betsy Hart *Sponsored by David Mathews Center for Civic Life	Ballroom A
2:50 PM and later	I-85 Express and Groome Transport shuttles to Atlanta airport; pick-up at AU Hotel. Please check schedules for earlier and later pick-ups.	Lobby and main parking circle

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