Roundtable Discussion Friday, November 8, 2013: 8:00 AM-8:50 AM
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel (Gallier A)
125 Building an Honors Community through Special Events
Austin Theis, Lock Haven University;
Paul Van Auken, Lock Haven University
Students become closer when they participate in various events together. This presentation will explain many different types of events the Lock Haven University Global Honors Program hosts and how they build a sense of community amongst Honors Students.
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel (Gallier B)
101 Hurricane Katrina as an Apocalyptic Event
Heather Landfield, Ramapo College Honors Program
The original translation of the word apocalypse is not "the end of the world", but rather "a revelation". Hurricane Katrina was a cataclysmic storm that uncovered topics such as the living conditions in certain areas, the way African Americans are portrayed by the media, and the quality of military infrastructure.
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel (Oakley)
68 10 Ways to Bomb a Conference Presentation
Jose Rodriguez, Florida International University
As students advance in their leadership roles, it is crucial for them to develop a strong sense of professionalism. Through an interactive discussion, students will learn the importance of powerful networking, public speaking, professional attire and presentation styles that will help them stand out as young professionals in their field.
