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Continuums of Service Conference Registration Reminder
26 March 2003 19:46 UTC
**PLEASE EXCUSE CROSS-POSTINGS**
Dear Colleagues,
If you haven't done so already, register on-line today for the Western Region
Campus Compact Consortium's Sixth Annual Continuums of Service Conference,
"Service-Learning in Challenging Times: Contexts and Crossroads," April 9-11,
2003 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Bellevue, Washington.
Conference information and on-line registration are available at
www.wwu.edu/~campcomp/cos/ <http://www.wwu.edu/~campcomp/cos/> (best viewed
using Internet Explorer 5.0+ or Netscape 6.0+). You may also download,
complete, and fax or mail the registration form available on-line. There is an
$18 processing fee for faxed and mailed registrations.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 2003
Registration will only be available on a space-available basis after the
registration deadline.
HOTEL RESERVATION DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 2003
To receive the significantly reduced conference rate, make your reservation
today at 800/222-TREE and mention that you are a Continuums of Service
conference participant.
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CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS:
Welcome Reception and Opening Plenary: Wednesday April 9, 6:00 - 8:30 pm
"Forming Communities Through Stories"
Featuring SWIL KANIM, Actor, Musician, and Storyteller, Lummi Nation
Keynote Address I: Thursday, April 10, 8:45 - 10:15 am
"Citizenship as a Way of Life"
Featuring DR. BILL GRACE, Executive Director, Center for Ethical Leadership
Keynote Address II: Friday, April 11, 8:45 - 10:15 am
"Students at the Crossroads: Service, Advocacy, Activism"
Featuring NANCY LANDA, Student, California State University, Northridge;
SHANNON BREWER, Student, University of San Diego; DICK CONE, Moderator,
University of Southern California (retired)
Keynote Address III: Friday, April 11, 12:00 - 1:00 pm
"Educating Citizens: Preparing America's Undergraduates for Lives of Moral and
Civic Responsibility"
Featuring DR. THOMAS EHRLICH, Senior Scholar, The Carnegie Foundation for the
Advancement of Teaching
PRE-CONFERENCE SESSIONS
On Wednesday, April 9, from 1:00 - 4:00 pm the conference offers four
pre-conference workshops:
"Introduction to Service-Learning," Rhosetta Rhodes, Spokane Falls Community
College; Sima Thorpe, Gonzaga University; Patricia Chantrill, Eastern
Washington University; Keith Kelley, Whitworth College; Sallie Christensen,
Spokane Public Schools
"Advancing the Service-Learning Research Agenda," Andrew Furco, University of
California, Berkeley; Sherril Gelmon, Portland State University; Barbara
Holland, National Service-Learning Clearinghouse/ETR Associates
"Strategic Planning for Service Learning Success," Lynn Badertscher, Fresno
City College
"The Power of Community Partnerships," Marie Sandy, Pitzer College; Lily
Rodriguez, CCFR and Associates; Denise Palmer, A Christian Place Magazine;
Rachel Vaughn, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health
SHARE AND LEARN WITH LEADERS IN THE FIELD, FEATURED IN THE FOLLOWING CONCURRENT
SESSIONS:
STUDENT TRACK
"Apathy and Activism: Student Action for Change," Dick Cone, University of
Southern California (retired); Nick Longo, National Campus Compact
"Student Directions in Civic Engagement," Annie Bolick-Floss, Tara Pueblo,
Lenora O'Keith, Corey Dobyns, and Rebecca Sanchez, Humboldt State University
"Student-Led Programs: Attaining the Full Potential of Service-Learning," Kali
Stanger, Shaival Shah, William Bowen, and Jessica Oliva, Stanford University
"A Walk in the Woods: How PSU Seniors Impact Institutional Capacity," Chris
Carey, Kevin Kecskes, Ronnie Craddock, Sarah Wald, and Ruthie Dreger, Portland
State University
"Claiming our Voice: Student Leadership for Public Problem Solving," Adam
Smith, Layne Newton, Caitlin Csipkay-Brehm, Phil Christian, and Amy Spring,
Portland State University; Martha Gaugh, Portland Public Schools
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP TRACK
"Assessment Strategies for Building and Sustaining Community-Campus
Partnerships," Sherril Gelmon, Portland State University; and Barbara Holland,
National Service-Learning Clearinghouse/ETR Associates
"K-HE Partnerships: Uniting Systems, Curricula, Students, and Community," Roger
Henry and Barbara Baird, Brevard Community College
"How to be an Effective Community Partner," Cesie Delve Scheuermann, Salem
Parks Foundation; Erin Swezey, Washington Campus Compact
"Engaging as Citizens: Transforming Community-University Partnerships in a
Service-Learning Immersion Program," Marie Sandy and Yvonne Gutierrez, Pitzer
College; Lily Rodriguez, CCFR and Associates
"A Toolkit for Campus Community Partnerships," Steven Jones, National Campus
Compact
OTHER CONCURRENT SESSIONS
"National Policy Toward Service and Service-Learning in a Changing Time: What's
the Latest? What Can Your Campus Do?" Elizabeth Hollander, Campus Compact;
Marsha Adler, San Francisco State University
"Service Learning: Social Change or Status Quo," Kent Koth, Stanford
University; Ron Krabill, University of Washington, Bothell
"Who is Learning in Service-Learning?" Seth Pollack and Pamela Motoike,
California State University, Monterey Bay; Christy Teranishi
"Building Engagement Across the Campus: Creating Engaged Departments," John
Saltmarsh and Edward Zlotkowski, Campus Compact; Sherrill Gelmon, Portland
State University
"Institutionalizing Service-Learning in the California State University:
Innovations Developed and Lessons Learned," Season Eckardt, The California
State University, Office of the Chancellor; Trisha Studt, California State
University, Fresno; Patricia Rozee, California State University, Long Beach;
Amy Stafford, Sonoma State University
"Creating a New Context: Civic Engagement at Research Universities," Michaelann
Jundt, University of Washington; Lori Vogelgesang, University of California,
Los Angeles; Marshall Welch, University of Utah
"Creating Engaged Departments: Moving Faculty Culture from Private to Public,
Individual to Collective Focus for the Common Good," Kevin Kecskes and Amy
Spring, Portland State University
"Service-Learning and Connections to Policy," Terry Pickeral and Susan Vermeer,
Education Commission of the States
"Service-Learning in Teacher Education: Origins, Current Challenges, and Future
Goals," Jeffrey Anderson, Seattle University; Robert Howard, University of
Washington, Tacoma; Don Hill, Service-Learning 2000 Center
"The Challenges of Recruiting and Retaining Engaged Faculty," Maureen Rubin and
Jennifer Romack, California State University, Northridge; Susan Agre-Kippenhan
and Sherril Gelmon, Portland State University
We hope to see you in Bellevue in the spring!
Warm regards,
Julie Muyllaert
Continuums of Service Conference Co-Coordinator
ph: 360.650.4229
fx: 360.650.6895
em: julie.muyllaert@wwu.edu
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