Roundtable Discussion

Sponsored by Texas A & M University

Friday, November 8, 2013

8:00 AM-8:50 AM


68
10 Ways to Bomb a Conference Presentation

101
Hurricane Katrina as an Apocalyptic Event

125
Building an Honors Community through Special Events

9:00 AM-9:50 AM


86
Can Honors Save the Liberal Arts Tradition?

87
Catalyst For Conversation

89
The Benefits (and Disadvantages) of iPads in the Honors Classroom

138
Hometown Tourism: A How-To on Studying Abroad in Your State

10:00 AM-10:50 AM


102
Political Engagement and College Students: Is Higher Education Doing Enough?

103
The Impact of Honors Colleges on Honors State Organizations

104
Unmasking Our Identities within the Honors Tableau: Identity Negotiation and the Honors Curriculum

287
Being Honorable: The role of ethics in the Honors College experience

11:00 AM-11:50 AM


117
Ain't Nobody Got Time For That -- Honors and STEM Majors

119
Honors Event Programming

120
Unsweeping Things from under the Rug: Mental Illness and Substance Abuse in Honors Communities

136
Color Wheel of Time

12:00 PM-12:50 PM


118
Honors Dialog on the Many Facets of Sustainability

137
For the love of all disciplines: keeping demanding majors in the thesis process

139
Stewardship: Creating Strong Relationships

290
Is Bigger Better & How to Cope?

1:00 PM-1:50 PM


88
Student Development Workshops

154
Honors Dialog on the Many Facets of Sustainability

155
How to Put the "Joie de Vivre" into your Honors Program

156
Leveling the Playing Field: Using Verbal Puzzles to Enable Collective Critical Thinking and Diversification of Thought

157
Our Ultra-Committed Honors Students

3:45 PM-4:35 PM


70
Finding Your Balance: Effective Honors Student Government

Saturday, November 9, 2013

9:30 AM-10:20 AM


179
Commonalities and Differences between Student and Professional Science Journals

180
Donate Me: an Expose into the Ethical and Legal Issues of Child Organ Donations

181
"Status, Access, Power, and Stuff": The Relevance of Game Theory to Honors Programs

182
Top Merit Undergraduate Scholarship Program Directors' Roundtable

10:30 AM-11:20 AM


198
Breaking Down the Framework of Viable Hypotheses: Towards Ideal Hypothesis Formation

199
Meeting, Mentoring, and Modeling: The Essential Role of Honors Student Staff in Recruitment and Retention

200
Perspectives on Experiential Learning: students' textured exploration

201
Reforming Alabama's 1901 Constitution

11:30 AM-12:20 PM


218
Developing Transformative Honors Student Leaders--Who? What? When? Why? How?

219
Getting to Know Jefferson: A Study and Comparison of His Personal Writings to Current America

220
Study Abroad with Honors

11:30 AM-12:25 PM


Roundtable I

12:30 PM-1:20 PM


234
Honors Scholarships: Best Used for Recruitment or Retention?

235
Macaulay Honors Advisement: Building a cross-campus advising team in a large public university

236
Performing High Performance: Social Class and the Identity of the Honors Student

237
The Honors Student-Athlete

1:30 PM-2:20 PM


69
A Room of Their Own: Strategies for Creating a Self-Sustaining Media Board

253
Our Conflict with Climate: Is Transformation Through Synthesis the Answer?

254
Professional Development - A Four -Year Approach

255
What's different about Honors mathematics?

2:30 PM-3:20 PM


271
Honors Coursework Substitutes in Conflict with Honors Education

272
Inventing an Honors Liberal Arts Seminar

3:30 PM-4:20 PM


288
Explorations in Population Health: The Transformation of Pre-Med Education

289
Honors as a Calling Card for Universities: Strategic Planning and Positioning of Honors Colleges

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