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2012 CGS New Deans Institute and Summer Workshop
Selected PowerPoint presentations from the 2012 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 (633 KB)
Lisa Tedesco (52 KB)
Session IVA: Political Engagement
Maureen Grasso (1.75 MB)
John Keller (216 KB)
Patricia McAllister (184 KB)
Steven Matson (566 KB)
Session IVB: Graduate Admissions and Financing
George Justice (385 KB)
Carol Shanklin (91 KB)
Session V: Program Quality Assessment
Duane Larick (913 KB)
Patrick Osmer (337 KB)
Summer Workshop Presentations
Plenary I: Pathways Through Graduate School and Into Careers
Dwight Hutchins (918 KB)
Jean Morrison (216 KB)
ProQuest UMI Dissertations Publishing Breakfast Meeting
Marlene Coles (1.31 MB)
Advancing STEM Graduate Education: New Directions at NSF
Jessie DeAro, Richard Linton, Gisele Muller-Parker, and Melur Ramasubramanian (510 KB)
Plenary III: The Art and Science of Leading through Negotiations
Kathleen McGinn (633 KB)
Preparing Future Faculty to Assess Learning: Preparing a Successful Proposal
Daniel Denecke (584 KB)
John Girash and Rachael Lancor (2.73 MB)
GRE/TOEFL Breakfast Meeting
David Payne and Eileen Tyson (2.77 MB)
Ethics Education in International STEM Collaborations: Preparing a Successful Proposal
Daniel Denecke and Julia Kent (581 KB)
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