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John Tate Academic Advising Conference

The 2008-2009 Professional Development Conference and Tate Advising Award Ceremony & Luncheon will be held on May 1, 2009.
8:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Radisson Hotel Metrodome
Sponsored by:
• Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
• Academic Advising Network (AAN)

Registration is now available online - register for the conference today!!
https://www.myu.umn.edu/metadot/index.pl?iid=4291680

8:00–8:15 Check In
8:15–8:45 Breakfast/Welcoming Comments
8:55–9:45 Program Session One
9:55-10:45 Program Session Two
10:55–11:45 Program Session Three
11:45–1:15 Awards Ceremony and Luncheon

Questions should be directed to tateconf@umn.edu.

Conference Sessions
SESSION 1, 8:55 - 9:45 a.m.

* Going Green for You and the U - Jess Etten & Emily McCreight
* Moving Our Outcomes from Maps to Stories: Advising at the Intersection of Learning and Development - Chris Kearns, Carl Brandt & Rebecca Rassier
* Meeting the Needs and Exceeding the Expectations of the 21st Century Transfer Student - Sarah Ihrig & Katie Granholm

SESSION 2, 9:55 - 10:45 a.m.

* 3 Rs of Advising in Difficult Times: Resources, Referrals, and Resilience. Helping Student Identify Support and Build Self-Advocacy Skills - Susan Warfield & Josh Casper
* CLA's Enrollment Tracking System: Evoking Transformative Service by Identifying Evolving Trends in Students and Engaging Targeted Subpopulations - Colin DeLong, Angela Bowlus, Julie Ann Edin & Les Opatz
* The McNamara Academic Center Reporting System - Mike Prytz, Todd Helmer, Peyton Owens III & Michael Werner

SESSION 3, 10:55 - 11:45 a.m.

* When Uncomfortable is Good: Growing Our Commitment to Multiculturalism - Mireya Smith, Patti Neiman & Nora Dwyer
* The Changing Times: Moving Beyond Satisfaction to Outcome Assessment - Nikki Letawsky Shultz & Sara Georgeson
* University Initiatives to Promote Self-Authorship - Andy Howe

John Tate Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Advising

This award is named in honor of John Tate, Professor of Physics and first dean of University College (1930-41). More information can be found on the Provost's web site.

2009 Tate Award Winners
Linda Herrick, Nuring (UMR)
Cindy Pavlowski, Social Work (CEHD)
Heidi Perman, St. Paul Campus Career Center
Ellen Sunshine, Martin Luther King Jr. Program (CLA)