Search
Program Calendar
Browse By Day
Browse By Person
Browse By Unit
Browse By Session Type
Search Tips
Personal Schedule
Sign In
X (Twitter)
Session Submission Type: Paper Session
The reality of higher education today is that capstone courses cannot exist in isolation from the rest of the curriculum, department, and university. We must be held accountable for assessing the degree to which ends have been met. It is only once students realize the intended outcomes that the curriculum is likely to remain stable and current. If there is a discrepancy, in outcomes, then the curriculum is likely to undergo some revision.
Teaching Communication Ethics as a Means of How We Live Our Lives - Debra Worley, Indiana State University
Capstone Courses Keep up with the Times: Moving from a Service Project to an Online Program - Noreen Schaefer-Faix, Defiance College
Intersections of Stability and Change: Integrating Community-based Learning in the Senior Capstone Course - Colleen Garside, Weber State Univ
Capstone Action Project: Pathway to a Future of Social Responsibility - Karyl Sabbath, Otterbein College
Senior Portfolios as Discourse of Stability and Change - Kara Laskowski, Shippensburg University
The Capstone Experience: What are Students Learning? What are Faculty Learning about Student Learning? - Ellen Hay, Augustana College
The Senior Level Field Experience Course: Changing All of that Theory - Armeda Reitzel, Humboldt State Univ
Integrating Student Learning: The Capstone Course in Communication - W. Bradford Mello, National Communication Association