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Please read the attached and join us at the best service-learning conference of
the year.
Forgive any cross postings and please make sure you inform your collegaues who
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Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1998 11:29:00 MST
From: "Lyvier Conss"@mr.mc.maricopa.edu
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND JOIN US FOR
THE MOST EXCITING NATIONAL CONFERENCES
REGISTER NOW
Campus Compact National Center for Community Colleges
Eighth Annual National Conference
THEME: CHANGE & DIVERSITY FOR A CIVIL SOCIETY
WHEN: MAY 26-28, 1999
WHERE: MARRIOTT MOUNTAIN SHADOWS RESORT
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Dr. Benjamin Barber, Director
Walt Whitman Center for the Culture and Politics of
Democracy
Rutgers University
30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS WELFARE REFORM; IMMIGRATION; AMERICA READS; DIVERSITY;
WHICH DISCUSS S-L EXCHANGE PROGRAMS; CAPACITY BUILDING; ASSESSMENT &
WITHIN: EVALUATION; MENTORING; ENVIRONMENT; HOUSING; K-12;
DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC WITHIN THE: SCIENCES;
OCCUPATIONAL/VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS; & ENGLISH; GRANT
MANAGEMENT; STUDENT LEADERSHIP; DISTANCE LEARNING;
REFLECTION; CRITICAL THINKING AND MANY MORE
PRE-CONFERENCE: SERVICE-LEARNING, CHALLENGING PREJUDICE
AND RESPECTING DIFFERENCES
May 26, 1998
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 P.M.
Nationally, numerous assessments have shown that service-learning is a powerful
tool in helping students challenge prejudice and reduce negative stereotypes in
relation to age, disability, class, ethnicity, race, national origin, religion
and sexual orientation. This pre-conference will focus on specific
service-learning and diversity strategies developed at community colleges and
universities. Faculty and community perspectives will be presented through
interactive classroom exercises. Topics will include honoring indigenous and
multicultural traditions of service, intercultural, interclass and
intergenerational service-learning. Additional topics to be covered are using
on-line instruction to complement community based service, reflection and
assessment strategies specific to service-learning and respecting differences.
Presenters: Dr. Robert Franco, Professor of Anthropology, Kapiolani Community
College; Dr. Karen Umemoto, Assistant Professor of Urban Studies, University of
Hawaii, Manoa; Dr. Neghin Modavi, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Kapiolani
Community College; Dr. Tanya Renner, Assistant Professor of Psychology,
Kapiolani community College; and Puanani Burgess, Director of the Waianae Coast
Comprehensive Health Center
COST: BEFORE APRIL AFTER APRIL
CAMPUS COMPACT MEMBERS $300 $325
NON-MEMBERS $350 $375
STUDENTS $250 $300
ONE-DAY REGISTRATION $150 $175
PRE-CONFERENCE $125 $150
HOTEL RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE BY APRIL 15, 1999 TO RECEIVE GUARANTEE RATE OF
$87 + TAX SINGLE OR DOUBLE OCCUPANCY. THIS RATE IS AVAILABLE 4 DAYS PRIOR AND
AFTER CONFERENCE BASED ON AVAILABILITY.
TO BOOK NOW - CALL MARRIOTT MOUNTAIN SHADOWS AT 1-800-782-2123.
Travel Discounts: Call Sundance Travel at 1-800-522-2595 for discounted
airfares on Delta airlines; Southwest Airlines and Avid Rent-A-Car.
If you or your agent call directly refer to these codes:
Delta Airlines #DMN126048A; Southwest airlines#F0979; Avis #D130937.
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES: T-SHIRT EXCHANGE and MORNING HIKES
FOR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION CALL GLORIA AT (602) 461-6280 OR E-MAIL
SCHOONOVER@MC.MARICOPA.EDU
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ALL IN SUNNY ARIZONA!!!
Lyvier Conss
Executive Director
Campus Compact National Center
for Community Colleges
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