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2016 CGS Annual Meeting
Selected PowerPoint presentations from the 2016 CGS 56th Annual Meeting 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.
Pre-Meeting Workshop Presentations
Creating and Sustaining Campus-Wide Career and Professional Development Programs
Henry Campa and Judith Stoddart (5.26 MB)
Master's Level Enrollment Management
Lynn M. Maurer (1.5 MB)
M.J.T. Smith (1.2 KB)
Review of Graduate Programs: Master's and Doctoral
Mark Garrison (545 KB)
Scott Herness (1.89 MB)
Heather Zwicker (484 KB)
Preparing for Crisis Communications
Karen DePauw (2.0 MB)
Amy Hurd (1.3 MB)
Ron Vetter (1.5 MB)
Ron Vetter (2.0 KB)
Post Docs
Elizabeth Watkins and Michael Zryd 1.01 MB)
Building Competency Based Master's Programs
Aaron M. Brower (255 MB)
Anthony Scheffler (255 MB)
Supporting Student's Writing and Degree Completion: Boot Camps, Write-Ins and Writing Retreats
Cari Moorehead and Jovana Milosavljevic (3.24 MB)
Pamela Carmines (2.8 MB)
Concurrent Sessions Presentations
Engaging International Graduate Alumni
Pushpa Murthy (3.46 KB)
Robin Garrell (243 KB)
The Emerging Master's Degree
Beth Boehm, Paul Gemperline, James Marshall and Bob Augustine (3.79 MB)
Creating A PHD for A New Generation of Humanities Students: Sparking Cultural Change
Eva Badowska (1.02 MB)
Developing Thriving Online Graduate Programs
Cheryl Addy (114 KB)
Wojtek Chodzko-Zajko (8.96 MB)
Lynn Maurer (181 KB)
International Competition For Master's Students
Keiichiro Yoshinaga (75 KB)
Redesigning The Survey Of Graduate Students and Postdoctorates In Sciences and Engineering (GSS)
Kelly Kang, Patricia Green, Peter Einaudi (552 KB)
The Role of Mentoring In Enhancing Graduate Student Diversity
JoAnn Canales, Henry Frierson and Melissa McDaniels (5.8 MB)
The Future Of The Dissertation
Brandy Randall (669 KB)
Stackable Graduate Certificates and Customizable Master's Degrees
Charles Taber (573 MB)
Kerry Wilks (2.05 MB)
What Is A Doctorate? A Global Conversation
Bernadette Franco (500 KB)
Promoting Laboratory Safety: Role Of The Graduate Dean
Mark McLellan (2.45 MB)
Ethics In The Era of Big Data
Anna Harvey (429 KB)
William Tate (34 KB)
The Public and Private Value Of Master's Education: A Focused Discussion
Mark Sheridan and Christopher Sindt (1.68 MB)
Lessons From Alliances For Graduate Education and The Professoriate (AGEP)
M.J.T. Smith (361 KB)
Karen Butler Purry (690 KB)
Prior Learning Assessment In Graduate Education
William Ayres (360 KB)
Robert Wojtowicz (560 KB)
Reinventing Graduate Orientation
Jeffrey Franke (850 KB)
Plenary Sessions Presentations
Strategic Business-Higher Education Partnerships: Impact on Graduate and Undergraduate Education
Brian Fitzgerald (593 KB)
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