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2014 CGS New Deans Institute & Summer Workshop
CGS Summer Workshop and New Deans Institute Final Program
Selected PowerPoint presentations from the 2014 CGS New Deans Institute and Summer Workshop are below. Presentations are in chronological order by each category. Presentations are offered as Adobe Acrobat PDF files. The file size is indicated after the name of each presenter.
New Deans Institute Presentations
Session II: Governance and Organization
Robert Augustine (1.81 MB)
Jeannine Blackwell (291 KB)
Session III: Budget and Staff Management Strategies
Barbara Knuth (272 KB)
Pamela Stacks (117 KB)
James Wimbush (271 KB)
Session IVA: Political Engagement
Steven Matson (275 KB)
Session IVB: Graduate Admissions and Financing
Edelma Huntley (806 KB)
Carol Shanklin (92 KB)
Session V: Program Quality Assessment
Mark J T Smith (782 KB)
Janet Weiss (1,005 KB)
Summer Workshop Presentations
ProQuest Breakfast Meeting
Austin McLean (1.41 MB)
Plenary II: The Future of Accreditation: Implications for Universities and Their Graduate Schools
Judith Eaton (954 KB)
ETS Breakfast Meeting
David Payne (941 KB)
Plenary III: Leading Campus Initiatives in Professional Development
Barbara Knuth (954 KB)
Frances Leslie (904 KB)
Allison Sekuler (3.62 MB)
Allison Sekuler's "Prezi" version
Writing a Winning ETS/CGS Award Proposal
Lunaire Ford (971 KB)
Jeffery Gibeling (214 KB)
Technical Workshop: Advocacy: Getting Beyond Awareness and Taking Action
Maureen Grasso (1.08 MB)
Maureen Grasso's Second Presentation (776 KB)
Julie Shroyer (668 KB)
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