Lifetime of Learning

Lifetime of Learning
Poverty Education, Engaged Learning, and Community-University Partnerships
Friday, October 24, 2014
Faulkner University, Montgomery, AL
Featuring Keynote Address by
Bill Muse, PhD
President, National Issues Forum
Retired President, Auburn University
and Breakout Sessions Discussing Best Practices at AP’s Higher Education Members
Sponsored by Alabama Possible and Faulkner University. CEUs available.
REGISTRATION
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PLEASE CHECK A BOX ! Student/VISTA $75 ! Conference Presenter $85 ! Community Partners $125 ($150
after October 10) ! Faculty & Staff from AP Higher Education Partnership Member Institutions $125 ($150 after October
10) ! Faculty & Staff from Non-Member Institutions $150 ($175 after October 10)
AP Members: Alabama DPSE • Alabama State University • Athens State University • Auburn University • Auburn University
Montgomery • Birmingham-Southern College • Calhoun State Community College • Enterprise State Community College • Faulkner
University • Jacksonville State University • Judson College • Lawson State Community College • Northeast Alabama Community
College • Northwest-Shoals Community College • Samford University • Shelton State Community College • Troy University • University
of Alabama • UAB • University of Montevallo • University of West Alabama
MAIL CHECKS TO Alabama Possible, PO Box 55058, Birmingham, AL 35255 or REGISTER ONLINE at
www.alabamapossible.org/events QUESTIONS? 205-939-1408 or conference@alabamapossible.org
Your contact information will be included in the participant roster. LIFETIME OF LEARNING
Poverty Education, Engaged Learning & Community-University Partnerships
AGENDA
8:30
REGISTRATION
9:00
WELCOME & MORNING KEYNOTE
Dr. Billy Hilyer
President, Faulkner University
Ralph Foster
AP Higher Education Task Force Chair
Director, Office of Public Service, Auburn University
11:30 LUNCH
Dr. William Muse, President National Issues Forum and
Retired President, Auburn University
1:00
BREAKOUT SESSION TWO
1.
Combined Session
Exploring the Relationship Between Poverty,
Hunger, and the
Natural Environment: A
Collaborative Research Model for Student Groups
Cheyenne Higdon, Phi Theta Kappa Alabama Regional
President; Vickie Murphy, Phi Theta Kappa Alabama
District 1 Vice President; Christopher Pattillo, Phi Theta
Kappa Alabama District 2 Vice President; and Jena
Freese, Phi Theta Kappa Alabama District 3 Vice
President
Dr. Stephen Monroe
Assistant Dean, College of Liberal Arts, The University
of Mississippi
10:40 BREAKOUT SESSION ONE
1.
Combined Session
Making Student Involvement Work For Your
Partnership: The 57 Miles Experience
Benjamin Burkeen, Student Director of Community
Engagement and Henry Downes, Student Director of
Advancement, 57 Miles Partnership, The University of
Alabama
Promoting College/Community Partnerships and
Engaged Learning: The Blueprints College Access
Initiative and Honors in Action
Dyllan Bailey, Phi Theta Kappa Vice President of
Scholarship, Northwest Shoals Community College–Phil
Campbell; Tyler Jenkins, Phi Theta Kappa Vice
President of Leadership, Northwest Shoals Community
College–Phil Campbell; Markisha Spearman, Phi Theta
Kappa Vice President of Service, Northwest Shoals
Community College–Phil Campbell; Erica Valdez, Phi
Theta Kappa Vice President of Fellowship, Northwest
Shoals Community College–Phil Campbell.
2.
Developing Rigorous, Culturally Responsive and
“Class” Conscious Learning for K-12 Students
Dr. Courtney Bentley, Associate Professor of Teacher
Leadership, Coordinator of Leadership Programs,
University of Montevallo
3.
Storytelling In the City: Incorporating Public Work
Into First-Year English Courses
Dr. Cassandra M. Ellis, Assistant Professor of English,
University of Alabama at Birmingham; and Dr. Nichole
Lariscy, Assistant Professor of English, University of
Alabama at Birmingham
4.
Alabama Possible Board Meeting
Becoming Allies Beating Hunger: How The
University of Alabama and West Alabama Food
Bank Work to Fight Food Insecurity
Courtney Chapman Thomas, Center for Sustainable
Service & Volunteerism Director, The University of
Alabama; Addie Bunn, Beat Auburn Beat Hunger Action
Team Leader, The University of Alabama
2.
Hands on History: Trading the Classroom for
a Time Machine
Dr. Christopher Thrasher, Instructor of History
Calhoun Community College
3.
Summer Harvest: Creating Community Connections
through Service Learning
Dr. Jill A. Wicknick, Associate Professor of Biology,
University of Montevallo; Dr. Meredith Tetloff, Assistant
Professor of Social Work, University of Montevallo; Dr.
Hollie C. Cost, Professor of Special Education, Service
Learning Coordinator, University of Montevallo
2:00
GENERAL SESSION
Christopher H. Spencer, Director of Community
Development,
Center
for
Community-Based
Partnerships, The University of Alabama
Felicia Jones, Executive Director, Black Belt Community
Foundation
3:00
FINAL REFLECTION
3:30
ADJOURN