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The 2007 Advanced Kellogg Institute was a huge success. Stay tuned for an announcement about future Advanced Kellogg Institutes.
July 29 - August 3, 2007
Tailoring Interventions: Alternatives to Developmental Courses
The 2007 Advanced Kellogg Institute will focus on meeting the diverse needs and improving the learning experience of developmental students by examining the placement process. The seminar addresses the use of cognitive and non-cognitive student characteristics during placement procedures. When both areas of assessment are considered for determining an intervention, student learning can be improved. Non-cognitive instruments will be reviewed, as well as alternative interventions such as learning communities, first year seminars, tutoring, and student success courses. Each participant will be responsible for completing an action plan during the Advanced Kellogg Institute.
Faculty Leaders
Hunter Boylan
Director, National Center for Developmental Education, Appalachian State University
Barbara Bonham
Senior Researcher, National Center for Developmental Education, Appalachian State University
Faculty Guest Speaker
Dan Friedman
Director, Freshman Seminar, Appalachian State University
FACULTY BIOS
The Advanced Institute may be taken for three hours of graduate credit. This credit is applicable to all Appalachian State University graduate degrees. Those taking the Advanced Institute for credit will attend all class sessions, participate in class activities, and write a reaction paper.
For additional information, contact Hildreth Davis, kellogg@appstate.edu (828-262-2805) or Kate Hoffman, hoffmankm@appstate.edu (828-262-3057)
Advanced
Kellogg Institute Application
Information on the Lifelong
Learning Tax Credit
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