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Archived Board Minutes

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:59:02 GMT

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Membership Interest Council

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 03:52:12 GMT

Co-Chairs Rachel Bukanc Assistant Dean/Director Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities Florida State University PO Box 3062440 282 Champions Way, UCA 4119 Tallahassee, FL 32306-2440 WORK (850) 644-5136 FAX (850) 644-0687 EMAIL rbukanc@admin.fsu.edu Alexis Iffert Director, Student Conduct Georgia Gwinnett College 1000 University Center Lane, Building D-1118 Lawrenceville, GA 30043 WORK (678) 407-5760 EMAIL aiffert@ggc.edu Mission: To engage interested members of ASCA in discussions regarding trends and issues in particular areas affecting our field. Through these discussions new programs and presentations will be developed for the conference and ASCA as a whole. Vision/Objectives: Board of Director Liaison acts as the direct communication link between the Board and MIC’s through regular communication with the MIC Co-Chairs. MIC Co-Chairs report directly to the Board of Director Liaison. Co-Chairs will compile and complete reports from their...

Circuit 1 - Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:23:53 GMT

Welcome to ASCA Circuit 1! Hello Circuit 1 Members: My name is Bohdan J. Zaryckyj, please call me Bo. I will be the Circuit I Representative this year. This is an opportunity I am very excited for. I have been a member of ASCA since February 2007. I have worked in student affairs for the last 6 years at several different institutions. Currently, I am the Coordinator of Alcohol and Other Drug Education and Community Standards at Springfield College. I have served Circuit I in several different capacities. I was on the 2008 Circuit I Fall Drive In Committee and I co-chaired the 2009 ASCA portion of the New Professionals Workshop. If you have any questions and/or suggestions about Circuit I or ASCA please do not hesitate to contact me at bzaryckyj@spfldcol.edu. Northeast Leadership Team Bohdan J. Zaryckyj (Circuit I Rep) Marlin Nabors (Director at Large Circuit 1 and 2) Cathy Cocks (Circuit II Rep) Archived Newsletters: May 2008 Circuit 1 Newsletter ...

2010 Gehring Academy for Student Conduct Administration

Fri, 05 Mar 2010 22:00:04 GMT

Week of June 21-25, 2010 University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 2010 Gehring Academy Registration 2010 Gehring Academy Housing Options 2010 Gehring Academy Information 2010 Gehring Academy Brochure 2010 Gehring Academy Cost 2010 Gehring Academy Payments & Refunds 2010 Gehring Academy Core Faculty 2010 Gehring Academy Diversity Scholarhip Application Once you register you will receive an email confirmation. Please DO NOT make your non-refundable travel plans before you receive a second confirmation. The second confirmation is a Program confirmation and should be received by April 19.

Educational Opportunities

Thu, 04 Mar 2010 16:48:07 GMT

ASCA Board of Directors

Wed, 03 Mar 2010 06:18:25 GMT

President W. Scott Lewis, JD Associate General Counsel Office of the VP for Student Affairs Saint Mary's College Notre Dame, IN 46656 Partner, NCHERM 20 Callery Way Malvern, PA 19355-2696 Work - (574) 284-4571 NCHERM Work - (601) 993-0229 Fax - (574) 284-4524 Email - slewis@saintmarys.edu scott@ncherm.org wscottlewis1@aol.com President-Elect Daniel Swinton, Ed.D & JD Director, Office of Student Conduct & Academic Integrity Vanderbilt University 2301 Vanderbilt Place VU Station B #351598 Nashville, TN 37235 Work - (615) 322-7868 Fax - (615) 322-7871 Email - daniel.c.swinton@vanderbilt.edu Past President Tamara King, JD Director of Judicial Programs Washington University in Saint Louis 6515 Wydown Blvd.; Campus Box 1250 St. Louis, MO 63105 Work: (314) 935-4174 Fax: (314) 935-7776 E-Mail: king@wustl.edu Secretary Dwayne Scott, Ed.D. Associate Dean of Students The University of Memphis Office of...

2010 Gehring Academy Core Faculty (Tentative)

Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:27:11 GMT

Training Institute Karen Boyd, Ph.D. Candidate Ryan Holmes, M.A. Tamara King, J.D. Jim Lancaster, Ph.D. John Lowery, Ph.D. Dave Parrott, Ph.D. Jennifer Schrage, J.D. Matt Stimpson, Ph.D. Ed Stoner, J.D. Senior Scholar: Donald D. Gehring, Ph.D. Mid-Level/Senior Institute Lee Bird, Ph.D. Rob Kelly, Ph.D. W. Scott Lewis, J.D. John Zacker, Ph.D. Senior Scholar: Gary Pavela, J.D. Mediation Nancy Geist Giacomini, Ed.D. Daniel C.Swinton, J.D. & Ed.D. Advanced Conflict Resolution One-Day Program Nancy Geist Giacomini, Ed.D. Ryan Holmes, M.A. Jennifer Schrage, J.D. Academy Homepage ASCA Homepage

2010 Gehring Academy Housing Information

Mon, 01 Mar 2010 21:41:30 GMT

Gehring Academy Housing Options Each Academy participant is responsible for making their own housing arrangements. Three Options 1) University Guest House 2) University of Utah Residence Hall 3) SLC Marriott University Park ***Both the University Guest House and the University Residence Hall are non-smoking facilities according to the Utah Clean Air Act. University Guest House King Deluxe Double Queen University Guest House Information - only 50 rooms are available at the Guest House The room rate (single or double occupancy) is $78.00 in addition to taxes of 11.6%. To reserve a room, call 801-587-1000 or 888-416-4075. Mention “ASCA 2010” for the appropriate rate. This is a fully functioning hotel, similar to non-campus hotels. You will need to hold the reservation with a credit card and indicate your check-in and check-out dates. Payment must be made at check-in and a credit card...

2010 Academy Registration

Mon, 01 Mar 2010 21:36:20 GMT

Training Institute

Mid-Level/Senior Institute

Mediation

Conflict Resolution (One-Day Program)

if not registered for another program

Academy Homepage

ASCA Homepage

2010 Gehring Academy - Payments and Refunds

Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:35:59 GMT

Once you register you will receive an email confirmation. Please DO NOT make your non-refundable travel plans before you receive a second confirmation. The second confirmation is a Program confirmation and should be received by April 19. Payments Payment for the Academy must be received by June 1, 2010. Any questions regarding payment can be directed to the ASCA Central Office staff at (979) 845-5262. We will work with you if there are concerns about making payment by this date. Refund Policy All cancellations and requests for refunds MUST be submitted in writing by June 1, 2010. Telephone requests WILL NOT be honored. An email to asca@tamu.edu should be received no later than midnight June 1, 2010 to receive a full refund of the registration fee (less an administrative fee of $25.00). Refund requests received after June 1, 2010 , but prior to 14 days from the start of the Academy (June 6, 2010) will receive a 50% refund. Requests for refunds received after the deadline will...

Circuit 2 - Connecticut, New York, Vermont

Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:16:08 GMT

Welcome to Circuit 2 Circuit of the year 2009! If you have an event or an article you'd like to have posted please contact webmaster Halena Sajko sajko@hartford.edu

Online Course: Motivating and Retaining Student Leaders

Thu, 25 Feb 2010 18:27:34 GMT

How do we keep student leaders excited about and engaged in the organizations they volunteered to participate in? How do we motivate newly elected officers? How do we motivate and retain newly acquired members? How do we keep the passion and energy alive after mid-terms? The answer: by focusing more on the people and less on the position and/or the organization. In this course, we will target three key areas (1. Assessment, 2. Coaching, 3. Action Plan) to help you motivate and retain student leaders and help students reach their greatest potential in their leadership roles.

For more course information and a syllabus log on to http://thehousinguniversity.com/asca/

Online Course:Preparing Personnel for a Student Conduct Board

Thu, 25 Feb 2010 18:24:42 GMT

How do you prepare your conduct board? Questions that need to be addressed probably include: who comprises the board? Is it students, faculty, or staff? Maybe it’s a combination of all three. And then we must ask… are they returning board members who are already familiar with the conduct process? How many of them are brand new and will require additional training? If students are involved, do you allow them on the board if they have a judicial record? If so, do you identify violations whereby students may not serve on the board (e.g. if a student was on probation, can they still apply to be a board member? What if suspended?). How is it determined whether a case goes to your board, or is heard by an administrator? Do students who have allegedly violated policy have a ‘say’ in who hears their case? These are all important questions that require much consideration in order to ensure a fair and just hearing process.

For more course information and a syllabus, log on to http://thehousinguniversity.com/asca/

Online Course: Campus Speech Codes:Fundamentals, Cases and Trends

Thu, 25 Feb 2010 18:22:52 GMT

This online course with take place April 12-30, 2010. This course examines the law and policy issues related to campus speech codes. Special attention will be paid to applicable First Amendment law (fighting words, time, place, and manner restrictions, hate speech, etc); analysis of key cases, decisions and rulings, including guidance from the Department of Education; and discussion of current and historical trends in dealing with this issue.

For more course details and a syllabus, log on to http://thehousinguniversity.com/asca/

An Introduction to Outcomes Assessment in Student Conduct Systems: Session 2

Thu, 25 Feb 2010 18:04:17 GMT

How do we develop programmatic outcomes? How do we develop learning outcomes? What are the differences between these outcomes? How do we measure these outcomes?

For more information about this webinar log on to http://www.theasca.org/en/cev/145

Webinar - An Introduction to Outcomes Assessment in Student Conduct Systems: Session 1

Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:55:21 GMT

Outcome assessment of programs has become a challenge we face on every campus. What are the best techniques? What techniques will provide us with the information we need? How do we capture the data we need? How do we measure the outcomes?

For more information about this webinar visit: http://www.theasca.org/en/cev/144

Legislative Issues

Tue, 23 Feb 2010 20:44:09 GMT

The Legislative Issues Committee continues to track legislation of relevance to judicial affairs specifically and student affairs in general. We are using this page as a resource for ASCA members who are seeking to be informed or are looking for additional resources. Please check back often. For any additional questions, feel free to contact the ASCA Legislative Issues Co-Chairs: Brian Glick Assistant Director, Office of Judicial Affairs Northern Illinois University bglick@niu.edu *Please remember to follow your institution's protocols when offering any feedback on legislation. 02/23/2010- Here is an updated list of bills that our committee is tracking on behalf of ASCA. Currently tracked bills 02/23/2010 10/29/09 - Final Rules to Federal Register, 10/29/09, regarding Higher Education Opportunity Act. Please go to the following URL: http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2009/pdf/E9-25373.pdf 5/15/09: Please take the time to review the HEA Negotiated Rulemaking...

Liaisons & Contacts

Mon, 22 Feb 2010 22:26:08 GMT

CAS Standards Liaison

John Zacker
Director of Student Conduct
University of Maryland
2118 Mitchell Bldg.
College Park, MD 20742

WORK (301) 314-8208
FAX (301) 314-9533
E-MAIL jzacker@umd.edu

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Parlimentarian

Jim Neumeister

Director, Judicial Affairs

Northwestern University

Scott Hall, Room 7

601 University Place

Evanston, IL 60208

WORK (847) 491-4883

FAX (847) 467-2523

EMAIL neumeister@northwestern.edu

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YAHOO! Listserv Moderator

Jonathan Zerulik

Assistant Director of Student Conduct

Dobbs University Center, Drawer PP

Atlanta, GA 30322

WORK (404) 727-6195

FAX (404) 727-0281

EMAIL jonathan_zerulik@emory.edu

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2010 Academy Cost

Mon, 22 Feb 2010 14:18:52 GMT

Registration will open on Monday, March 1, 2010.

Once you register you will receive an email confirmation. Please DO NOT make your non-refundable travel plans before you receive a second confirmation. The second confirmation is a "Program" confirmation and
should be received by April 19.

Training Institute

Members Before April 1st - $550
Members After April 1st - $625
Non-Members Before April 1st - $650
Non-Members After April 1st - $725

Mid-Level/Senior Institute

Members Before April 1st - $600
Members After April 1st - $675
Non-Members Before April 1st - $700
Non-Members After April 1st - $775

Mediation

Members Before April 1st - $600
Members After April 1st - $675
Non-Members Before April 1st - $700
Non-Members After April 1st - $775

Conflict Resolution (one-day program)

Before April 1st - $110
After April 1st - $110

Donald D. Gehring Academy for Student Conduct Administration

Mon, 22 Feb 2010 14:17:13 GMT

2010 Gehring Academy Basic Information Click on the U logo for information History of the Institute In June 1993, ASJA held its first summer Campus Judicial Affairs Training Institute at Bowling Green State University. Don Gehring chaired the institute which was attended by 130 people. After holding a highly successful second annual training institute at Bowling Green State University in July 1994, the ASJA Board of Directors approved a resolution formally naming the institute the Donald D. Gehring Campus Judicial Affairs Training Institute. In 1995 Institute began moving around the country to better serve members throughout the country. The 1995 & 1996 Institutes were held at Western Washington University in Bellingham. In 1997 Institute participants were introduced to the competency-based model that was held that year and in 1998 at St. Mary’s College in Indiana. The end of the decade saw Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island hosting the 1999 & 2000...