Adult and Student Workshops
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Changing Standards, Raising ExpectationsLocation:
Room: 401 Overview:
Who says African-American male high-school students can’t succeed in tough academic courses and advanced placement courses? They definitely can and do, when they are committed to solid preparation for college success and have the right support systems. This workshop - showcasing an AAMI Best Practices Leadership Award recipient - will demonstrate that you can meet the standards when expectations are raised. Moderator:
Presenters:
Ms. Betsy Green, Assistant Project Director, USG’s African-American Male Initiative
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Model Campus Infrastructures for Student SuccessLocation:
Room: 402 Overview:
Three seasoned administrators of college-based retention programs share their strategies for building model infrastructures for student success: leveraging institutional support, recruiting and building a strong leadership team, student organizational involvement and creating a campus climate that promotes, recognizes and accepts differences. Learn how to build a program that delivers on your campus. Moderator:
Presenters:
Dr. Eric Blacknall III, Assistant Director, African-American Student Services and Programs, Georgia State University
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Mentoring: What You See Is What You Will Be!Location:
Room: 300 Overview:
For some young men, mentoring is the motivating factor that helps them see new possibilities for their lives, providing images of success to which they might not otherwise be exposed. In this workshop, two young men who are being mentored - and the adults who mentor them - will share the advantages and benefits of a positive mentor-mentee relationship. Come learn if this might be the ticket to your success! Moderator:
Presenters:
Mr. Tony Owens, Student Transition Coordinator, Performance Learning Centers, Communities in Schools of Georgia, Inc.
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Title: I hate Math… I hate Science: Using Math and Science to Enhance Your SuccessLocation:
Room: 213/217 Overview:
This session will provide the ‘the tricks of the trade’ on how to help students understand that math and science are extremely powerful tools in promoting academic success, and there is no need to fear (or hate!) these important core subjects. Techniques and tools for the mastery of math and science principles will be provided by leading educators and practitioners. Moderator:
Presenters:
Dr. Army Lester, Professor of Biology, Kennesaw State University
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