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Student-faculty experiences, student motivation, mentorship and PK16 issues
Fri, October 26, 2:50 to 4:00pm, Kingsgate Conference Center, Mt. Lookout (Room 136)Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
Learn more about student-faculty senate agenda alignment, the relationship between motivation & imposter syndrome in female graduate students, mentorship programs, as well as PK16 pathways of promise.
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Chair
Discussant
Individual Presentations
Student and Faculty Senate Agenda Alignment: A Test of Comprehensive Shared Governance - Michael T Miller, University of Arkansas; Dan P Nadler, Northern Kentucky University
Relationship between motivation and impostor syndrome in female graduate students - Ashley Vaughn, University of Cincinnati; Marcus Lee Johnson, University of Cincinnati; Gita Taasoobshirazi, Kennesaw State University
A Mixed Method Program Evaluation of Future Institute Road-to-Success Mentorship Program - Sherrie Wisdom, Lindenwood University; Lynda Leavitt, Lindenwood University
PK16 Pathways of Promise: A Data Informed Dialogue between IHEs and Local Area Districts - Rabab Darwish, Bowling Green State University; Matthew R. Lavery, Bowling Green State University; Melissa Cardenas, Bowling Green State University; Dawn Shinew, Bowling Green State University; Brian Campbell, Bowling Green State University