ASCA 2015 Case Study Competition
For optimal participation, please attend the orientation in Horizons East at 7:45am on Thursday, February 5. If you are unable to attend, please review this information and send an e-mail that you wish to participate by 8:15am on Thursday, February 5 to: Ashleigh – [email protected] Chris – [email protected] We recommend you include if you already have a team or not.
ASCA 2015 Case Study Competition Thursday, February 5, 2015 Presented by: Ashleigh J. Wade-Ndoye, University of Florida Chris Fiorello, Marymount University Case Study Competition Sponsored by the Raymond H. Goldstone Foundation
Agenda • • • • • •
Case Study Types Case Study Guidelines Format Judges/Judging Criteria Housekeeping Items Partner Process and Registration
Case Study Types • Case Study Types – Graduate/New Professional & Mid-Level • Eligibility: • Graduate and New Professional • Enrolled in Masters Program for 2015 Semester • Employed in Student Conduct for ≤ 2 years • Use University of Maryland, College Park Code
• Mid-Level • Employed in Student Conduct for > 5 years, but < 8 years
Case Study Guidelines • Prepare Response as a Team • Do it on your own – You’ve got this! • • •
No consulting other professionals Can utilize outside sources, articles, URLs Use these Code of Student Conducts when appropriate
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University of Maryland Code of Student Conduct Virginia Commonwealth University
• Be creative! • •
No use of PowerPoint, Presio, Prezi, or other electronic modes Think “Best Elevator Pitch”
• Teams of 2 or 3 – Don’t want anyone to be left out!
Format • Presentation order will be assigned randomly via e-mail. • Expect e-mail from Ashleigh and Chris directly after this presentation.
• 7 minutes – Present Case Study Response to Judges • 3 minutes – Judges Ask You Questions • Each Team can watch the other teams present AFTER you have presented. • No questions for other teams please.
• Each Room Will Have a Moderator. • Moderator Role – Bring you in, introduce you to judges, time keeper for presentation and questioning
Judges & Judging Criteria • Howard Bailey: Western Kentucky University • James Bond: University of Maryland • Edwin Darrell: San Diego State University • Gary Dickstein: Wright State University • Nancy Giacomini: Sullivan University • David Parrott: Texas A&M
• Judges will be paying attention to: • Innovation & Approach • Organization of Presentation & Thoughts
• Valid and Rational Approach and
Responses – Is it practical? Does it make sense?
Housekeeping Items Partner Up! Case Study Competition Tips Packet Case Study Handout Questions: Contact Ashleigh or Chris • Ashleigh – [email protected] • Chris – [email protected] • Winners will be announced at Closing Banquet. • Good Luck, Thanks For Your Participation!
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ASCA 2015 Case Study Competition Thursday, February 5, 2015 Presented by: Ashleigh J. Wade-Ndoye, University of Florida Chris Fiorello, Marymount University Case Study Competition Sponsored by the Raymond H. Goldstone Foundation
Agenda • • • • • •
Case Study Types Case Study Guidelines Format Judges/Judging Criteria Housekeeping Items Partner Process and Registration
Case Study Types • Case Study Types – Graduate/New Professional & Mid-Level • Eligibility: • Graduate and New Professional • Enrolled in Masters Program for 2015 Semester • Employed in Student Conduct for ≤ 2 years • Use University of Maryland, College Park Code
• Mid-Level • Employed in Student Conduct for > 5 years, but < 8 years
Case Study Guidelines • Prepare Response as a Team • Do it on your own – You’ve got this! • • •
No consulting other professionals Can utilize outside sources, articles, URLs Use these Code of Student Conducts when appropriate
• •
University of Maryland Code of Student Conduct Virginia Commonwealth University
• Be creative! • •
No use of PowerPoint, Presio, Prezi, or other electronic modes Think “Best Elevator Pitch”
• Teams of 2 or 3 – Don’t want anyone to be left out!
Format • Presentation order will be assigned randomly via e-mail. • Expect e-mail from Ashleigh and Chris directly after this presentation.
• 7 minutes – Present Case Study Response to Judges • 3 minutes – Judges Ask You Questions • Each Team can watch the other teams present AFTER you have presented. • No questions for other teams please.
• Each Room Will Have a Moderator. • Moderator Role – Bring you in, introduce you to judges, time keeper for presentation and questioning
Judges & Judging Criteria • Howard Bailey: Western Kentucky University • James Bond: University of Maryland • Edwin Darrell: San Diego State University • Gary Dickstein: Wright State University • Nancy Giacomini: Sullivan University • David Parrott: Texas A&M
• Judges will be paying attention to: • Innovation & Approach • Organization of Presentation & Thoughts
• Valid and Rational Approach and
Responses – Is it practical? Does it make sense?
Housekeeping Items Partner Up! Case Study Competition Tips Packet Case Study Handout Questions: Contact Ashleigh or Chris • Ashleigh – [email protected] • Chris – [email protected] • Winners will be announced at Closing Banquet. • Good Luck, Thanks For Your Participation!
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