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CGS 2018 New Deans Institute and Summer Workshop
CGS Summer Workshop and New Deans Institute Final Program
With over 275 meeting registrants, this year's summer meeting was an outstanding success! Meeting participants explored varied and important issues in graduate education. New and returning participants—graduate deans; associate and assistant deans; faculty and staff from colleges/universities; association, federal and state agency, and other education-related administrators; and others interested in graduate education—enjoyed a unique forum where they met leaders in their field and exchanged ideas and information.
Selected PowerPoint presentations from the 2018 CGS Summer Workshop and New Deans Institute are below. Presentations are in chronological order by each category. Presentations are offered as Adobe Acrobat PDF files.
New Deans Institute Presentations
Session III: Managing Operations: Time, Staff and Partnerships
William J. Karpus
Session IV: Managing Enrollment: Recruiment, Admissions, and Funding
Jerry Pogatshnik
Summer Workshop Presentations
ProQuest Breakfast Meeting: PQDT Global, A Uniquely Valuable Resource: What Researchers Get From The World’s Largest Curated Collection of Dissertations and Theses
Plenary II: Supporting Graduate Student Health Grand and Wellness
Mona Shattell
Plenary III: Messaging and Connecting Through The New Media
Steve Allen
Concurrent Dean’s Toolboxes
Flipping The Orientation
Katy DeRosier
Engaging Departments In Research Ethics Training
Judith Stoddart
Using Data To Improve Graduate Student Life
Karen Butler-Purry and Shannon Walton
Technical Workshop: Graduate Admissions: Emerging Approaches
Suzanne E. Barbour
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