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Concurrent Programs Below are some of the 130 fascinating, and varied, concurrent sessions offered during the 14th World Conference on Cooperative Education. Read the topics, look at who is presenting, and let your mind wander! Imagine what you can learn from the presenters, and from your colleagues, during four days of exploration, illumination, and growth. For a complete list of speakers, and the topics that are presenting, click on the links below.There are approximately 15 speakers presenting during each session, so you are sure to find some exciting topics in each concurrent session. If you have a question send it to aeoc@waceinc.org. | Concurrent A | Concurrent B | Concurrent C | Concurrent D | | Concurrent E | Concurrent F | Concurrent G | Join us in Boston ! “Developing a Corporate Feedback System for Use in Curricular Reform” Kettil Cedercreutz, Associate Provost Professor Cheryl Cates “University-Industry Partnership and the Development of Technopreneurship in Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria ” Mr O.R. Olawuni Professor O. A. Bamiro "U.S. High School Guidance Counselor Co-op Survey" Frank Linnehan, Ph.D Paul J Stonely, Ph.D. Christy Harris Weer, Ph.D. “Building Networks” Amelou Benitez-Reyes, Ph.D. “Co-op Education: Moving Towards Mode 2 Knowledge Production” Garnet Grosjean, Ph.D.University of British Columbia Vancouver , Canada “Looking Forward While Looking Back: The Use of Electronic Portfolios for Curriculum Improvement, and Reflection in Cooperative Education Programs” Mark Erickson Melvin Simms Kostia Bergman Veronica Porter “Competency Deficiencies in Graduates: New Zealand Employers' Views On Bridging the Gap Between Academia and Industry” Dave Hodges Noel Burchell “Continuing Professional Education and Work-Integrated Learning – A Necessary Condition for Nurses' Professional Development” Prof. D. Micetic-Turk Professor P. Kokol Assistant Professor Z. Turk “Opportunities and Challenges: Industry-Based Projects in the Final Year Industrial Design Course” Dr Erik Bohemia, Senior Lecturer "Development of Project Competences in Community-based Educational Projects Through Cooperative Education: An Argentina - United Kingdom Collaborative Study" Dr Neil I. Ward Aurelie Thoulet Andrea L. Marcilla Mariela Rocca “Training for Our High-Tech Global Community” Gene Stodolak. “Curriculum on Global Peace Support Operations; A Work-Integrated Learning model for African Higher Education Institutions and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research.” Lt Col PJ De Montfort Dr KJ De Beer Dr JW Mostert Prof HJ Langholtz "College to Career Transitions: Reducing the Need for 'Extreme Makeover' of New Grads" Paul I Hettich, PhD Camille Helkowski, MA “Using Co-operative Education as a Succession Planning Vehicle” James Gustafson Kevin Fiessel “Enhancing the Educational Features of Cooperative Education Programs: Working Hand-in-Hand with Employers to Build a Global Workforce” Norah McRae “Closing the Loop : Online Assessment and Learning Instruments” Associate Professor Cheryl Cates Assistant Professor Anita Todd “The university coordinator: defining, developing, and understanding the principles necessary for optimal student learning” Merrelyn Bates
Kenneth Bennett “Utilitarian Learning Approach the Enemy of WIL” Bruce Calway
Rod Edwards
"Problem Solving in International Cooperative Education”
David MacKay
David MacKay “The Development of Cooperative Education In the Tourism
and Hospitality Industry: Issues in the Context of Thailand”
Penny Burden
Lesley Moore “Learning Through Work, Learn Direct (LtW): An evaluation of work-based learning experiences supported by an IT learning contract and resources” Lesley Moore
Anthony Pickles
Quentin Beck
“The Legacy Group”
“The Flight to Neptune: frameworks for experiential IT learning set to the tune of a Co-op student success story” Noor Rahman “Co-operative Education at the Master’s and Doctoral Level” “New Technologies in Recruitment-A Canadian Analysis of
Current Trends” “Practicing work-integrated learning as if research on
learning really mattered” “Global Workforce Development: Intercultural
communication skills” “Considering Culture: How to write a Canadian Resume” “The results of Japan’s first “qualitative” survey on
work-integrated learning (WIL) program and method of
its evaluation” “From Internship to Employment: the Case of International
Students in Japan” “Ritsumeikan’s Emergence from the Backwaters of Co-op
Education: Creating Internships As An Integral Part of
Undergraduate Curriculum” “The Present Status of Cooperative Education in Thailand:
SUT Case Study” “The application of grounded theory method in the development
of equal partner- like relationship” “Integrating Theory and Practice at the University College
of Nursing Studies, University of Maribor” ‘Integrating working experiences into nursing education
with intelligent tools” “Opening Doors in Business Education: The need for
Relationship Education” "Life Orientated Education System” “Cooperative Education Experience at King Fahd
University of Petroleum and Minerals” “Work-Integrated Doctoral Research Schemes for
Professionals-A Decade of Experience at Bits, Pilani (India)” “ A University should serve the Needs of our Society”
“Co-operative Education: A holistic academic value-
adding paradigm at the University of South Africa” “The international student: A dilemma for cooperative
education ( A South African Case Study)” "Developing internationally marketable graduates” “5 Stars-What does it take to be an accredited industry
experiential learning provider for hospitality management
students?” “Experiential learning- the issue of academic throughput.
A South African dilemma?” “Factors determining the successful management of
Cooperative Education” “Workforce Mentors: Do they prepare students for the cultural, technical, economic and ethical aspects of an increasing global society?” Diane Ayling “Students’ and Employers’ Perspectives on Migrant
Students in Co-operative Education in New Zealand” “Industrial Oriented Teaching and Learning Strategies”
“A sociocultural framework for learning in cooperative
education” “Does social interaction affect student learning in
university based co-operative education experiences?” “Cooperative Learning: an environmental approach” “A survey of the significance of industry projects to the
companies who sponsor them” “Practicum, Partnership and Practices: A New Zealand
Case Study” “The Workplace eLearner: Designing and delivering
eLearning into the workplace” “Satisfying Accreditation Standards. Comparing Clinical-
based Model and Apprenticeship-based Model
Internship Programs” “Digital Portfolios: Using Technology to Promote
Meaningful Integration of Liberal Arts, Professional,
And Practice Orientated Learning in a Physical Therapy
Curriculum” “The Double Edged Sword of Preparing ‘Millenial” Students for the Global Workforce” “The History and Evolution of an International
Cooperative Education Department in a Changing
World: From Telex to Internet 1985-2004” “Creating, Delivering, and Assessing an Online
Internship Course” “The Benefits of Coop to Employers” “Bridging the Gap: Education and Industry” “Developing Cross-Cultural Competencies through
International Co-op Programs” “Integrated Learning Model for International Education” “Two Models of Active Learning: Classroom-based Experiential Education and Cooperative Education” Ann Galligan “The Administration of a Cooperative Education
Program” “Experiential Education Capstones: Courses as Catalysts
for Communication, Critical Cognition, Cultural
Competency, and Civic Collaboration” “The Value of GPA as an Indicator of Co-op Job
Performance” “The Eastern European/North American International
Professional Practice Training Program for University
Student ‘Scholars’ ” “Travels to Trollhattan”
“Individuals with Disabilities: An Untapped
Global Resource”
Walt Russ Rothamer
"Practice School Programme of BITS, Pilani – A successful model of Practice Oriented Education" V.S.Rao Elizabeth Fletcher Foy D Potgeiter
Patrick Keleher Malcolm Wieck Practice-Oriented Education The Third International Conference on Practice-Oriented Education runs concurrently with the 14th World Conference on Cooperative Education. This unique dimension of the WACE world conference features more than twenty programs focused specifically on practice-oriented education. Delegates to the world conference may select to attend any or all of these programs as part of their regular registration fees. The theme of the POE track is "Exploring the Land In Between: Into the Brink of Experience and Back Again." “A Systems Perspective on Design Education” Johann van der Merwe “Smoke and Mirrors: Service Learning in the Discipline” Beth Lynne Ritter-Guth “Assessing the Impact of Cooperative Education on Early Experiential Learning” Mark Yorra "Challenge Mapping as a Method of Prospective Experiential Learning" Frederick Jones "Creative and Practical Community College Curriculum Design" Anna Szabados "Academic Programmes Structuring for Practice-Oriented Education - A Decade of Experiences at BITS, Pilani (India)" L K Maheshwari "On-Line Work Evaluation Program" Debbie Lengyel "The Changing South African fashion environment and the practice-oriented learning implications for higher education institutions offering clothing and fashion management qualifications" Annadine Vlok "Creating a Liberal Arts Co-op Course: An Integrative Seminar Approach" Rita Jacobs "Reflective, Professional Development, Student Portfolios to Integrate Classroom and Co-operative Education Experiences in the Health Professions" Judy Barr "Work Stories/Stories Work" Jo Tyler "Planned Change in Higher Education: Current Lessons from Practice " Francine Crystal, “Teaching from Practice – Pedagogies in experience-based programs” David Moore "Assessment for Practice Oriented Education" Prue Howard, “Best Practices in Online Experiential Learning Courses” Sheri Dressler “Community Transformation and Career Choices: A Participatory Exercise” Katherine Kravetz "Exploring Multiple Models of Service Learning: Naturally integrating Classroom and Workplace Learning " Kristen Simonelli, "From Coop to Classroom: Assessing Tax Knowledge Acquired in the Workplace and Integrated into the Classroom" Charles Bognanni, "The Learning Company: An Environment in Between" Doug Barkey "Building Bridges from Theory to Practice: The Impact of the Internship in a Doctoral Program" Angela Hernquist "Internship and Problems of Transfer of Learning: Does Placement Demotivate Interns on Return to Studies?" John Duignan "POE-Surprise! in France: How the Compagnons Do It" John Herzog "Overcoming the Gap: The Case of Student Teaching" Etta Kralovec "Unlocking Adult Voices through Action Research: The Hyde Park Instructional Model" Nathalis Guy Wamba “Creating Multi-level Workshop and Learning Experiences” Lynne Copp “The Rashomon Dialogue: An Interdisciplinary Community of Practice Dedicated to Integrative Teaching, Learning and Scholarship” Lorna Hayward, "At the Edge: How Purpose-Centered Models Facilitate Practice-Oriented Learning" Ann Lopes "Addressing Adult Learners’ Preconception: An Integration of Experiential and Academic Strategies" Marilyn Grapin "The Power of Education in Practice, A model for a Co-op Project Course" Lena Melkonian "Action Reflection Learning" Tony Pearson “Development of a New Curriculum for Surgical Trainees ("Residents") in the UK : the Significance of Workplace Learning” Natalie Briggs, “Facilitating the Space Outline" Sandra Smith "Encounters of Cross Cultural Kind: The Uses of Oral History with Police Office Students" Barbara Kantz "Learning Occurs as a Community of Soul Makers" |
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