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2013 CGS New Deans Institute and Summer Workshop
Selected PowerPoint presentations from the 2013 New Deans Institute and Summer Workshop are below. Presentations are offered as Adobe Acrobat PDF files. File size is indicated after the name of each presenter.
New Deans Institute Presentations
Session II: Governance and Organization
Robert Augustine (1.14 MB)
Jeannine Blackwell (285 KB)
Session III: Budget and Staff Management Strategies
Barbara Knuth (345 KB)
Pamela Stacks (121 KB)
Session IVA: Political Engagement
Maureen Grasso (578 KB)
Steven Matson (275 KB)
Session IVB: Graduate Admissions and Financing
Ramona Mellot (275 KB)
Carol Shanklin (92 KB)
Session V: Program Quality Assessment
Nancy Marcus (275 KB)
MJT Smith (92 KB)
Summer Workshop Presentations
ProQuest Breakfast Meeting
Marlene Coles (1.63 MB)
Plenary II: Everything is a Remix: Implications for Graduate Education
Charles Caramello (94 KB)
Nancy Marcus (47 KB)
NSF Support of Graduate Students: What Works? What's Needed?
Richard Linton (336 KB)
Giselle Muller-Parker(92 KB)
GRE/TOEFL Breakfast Meeting
Jacqueline Briel and Michelle Hampton (1.94 MB)
Becoming a Winner: Hints for Preparing a Successful ETS/CGS Award Proposal
Robert Augustine (340 KB)
Karen Colley (705 KB)
Karen Weddle-West (571 KB)
Enhancing Financial Education for Graduate and Undergraduate Students
Daniel Denecke and Jeff Allum (1.16 MB)
Mike Noetzel and Betsy Palmer (222 KB)
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