A new issue of the Kentucky Journal of Higher Education Policy and Practice (KJHPP) has been published. This issue reflects the hard work and contributions of several members of the EPE community. Jason Block, Dave Brown, and Jim Breslin continue to provide leadership for the journal as student editors. EPE students Heather Davis, Megan Beach, and Jill Page all have work appearing in the new issue. In addition, Dr. Karin Lewis, Assistant Provost for Undergraduate Education and Executive Director of Academic Enhancement, is co-author of the piece with Megan Beach. If you see any of these individuals, please congratulate them and visit the journal site to read their work (http://uknowledge.uky.edu/kjhepp/vol1/iss2/3/).
Monday, July 23, 2012
Preview Night Coordinator- AUGUST – OCTOBER, 2012
THE COLLEGE OF
EDUCATION IS SEEKING A UK PREVIEW NIGHT COORDINATOR TO REPRESENT THE COLLEGE.
The Academic Services & Teacher Certification Office wishes to employ a motivated person to serve as the 2012 Preview Night Coordinator to represent and recruit for the College of Education. This person could be a graduate student, a part time staff member or faculty member, or college alumnus who can enthusiastically represent the College to prospective students and their parents. Although it would be most satisfactory for the College to employ a single coordinator to attend all of the preview night events, this might not be possible, so two coordinators might be employed to share the coordinator responsibilities.
As Preview Night Coordinator, this person (or persons) will attend twenty-one UK Preview nights from August 27 through October 18.
Preview nights are scheduled in the evenings in various cities throughout Kentucky and surrounding states. Preview night events are planned and managed by the UK admissions and recruitment office. UK also manages travel to and from the Preview Night sites.
There is a stipend of $100.00 per preview night, with transportation (interstate bus) provided and reimbursement for dinner included. Materials and training are supplied by staff in the Office of Academic Services and Teacher Certification. (NOTE: For the out of state trips to Naperville, IL, Atlanta, GA, Fairfax, PN, and Cleveland, OH the stipend is increased to $200.00 per night.)
Faculty and Staff are asked to contact potential preview night coordinators about this opportunity. The experience of Preview Night Coordinators in earlier years has been very positive. The UK bus service allows them to study or prepare for classes or conduct other personal business as needed. Although there are late nights associated with Preview Night trips, this is a low-stress activity. The time span for the assignment is limited, and the payment plan is adequate.
This is an excellent opportunity for the right person (s).
Interested persons should contact Rose Boulay, rose.boulay@uky.edu, 257-1229
The Academic Services & Teacher Certification Office wishes to employ a motivated person to serve as the 2012 Preview Night Coordinator to represent and recruit for the College of Education. This person could be a graduate student, a part time staff member or faculty member, or college alumnus who can enthusiastically represent the College to prospective students and their parents. Although it would be most satisfactory for the College to employ a single coordinator to attend all of the preview night events, this might not be possible, so two coordinators might be employed to share the coordinator responsibilities.
As Preview Night Coordinator, this person (or persons) will attend twenty-one UK Preview nights from August 27 through October 18.
Preview nights are scheduled in the evenings in various cities throughout Kentucky and surrounding states. Preview night events are planned and managed by the UK admissions and recruitment office. UK also manages travel to and from the Preview Night sites.
There is a stipend of $100.00 per preview night, with transportation (interstate bus) provided and reimbursement for dinner included. Materials and training are supplied by staff in the Office of Academic Services and Teacher Certification. (NOTE: For the out of state trips to Naperville, IL, Atlanta, GA, Fairfax, PN, and Cleveland, OH the stipend is increased to $200.00 per night.)
Faculty and Staff are asked to contact potential preview night coordinators about this opportunity. The experience of Preview Night Coordinators in earlier years has been very positive. The UK bus service allows them to study or prepare for classes or conduct other personal business as needed. Although there are late nights associated with Preview Night trips, this is a low-stress activity. The time span for the assignment is limited, and the payment plan is adequate.
This is an excellent opportunity for the right person (s).
Interested persons should contact Rose Boulay, rose.boulay@uky.edu, 257-1229
Dissertation Defense TODAY
Come support Justin Nichols, today (Monday), as he
defends his dissertation: A critical analysis of Football Bowl Subdivision
coaching contract components. 12:00 in 122 Taylor Ed.
Kelly D. Bradley, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Educational Policy Studies & Evaluation
University of Kentucky
131 Taylor Education Building
Lexington, KY 40506
Friday, July 20, 2012
Graduate Student Work Opportunity at UK Advising Network
From: UKADVNET - University of Kentucky Advising Network
[mailto:UKADVNET@LSV.UKY.EDU] On Behalf Of Deffendall, Matthew B
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2012 2:56 PM
To: UKADVNET@LSV.UKY.EDU
Subject: Graduate Student Work Opportunity Now Available-Please share with those
students that may be interested.
The University of Kentucky First Scholars Program is currently seeking a Graduate Student Worker for the 2012-13 academic year. The Graduate Student Worker will be responsible for overseeing various aspects of the First Scholars Program. The First Scholars Program is available to Kentucky high school graduates that are first-generation college students (parents did not continue education after high school) who enroll at the University of Kentucky full-time as a freshman. Twenty students are selected annually to participate in a comprehensive support program including academic, social, and personal development.
Applicants must have completed a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in the fields of education, higher education administration or leadership, college student personnel, psychology, and/or sociology and plans to attend the University of Kentucky as a graduate student during the 2012-13 academic year. Applicants should have a desire to work in the field of academic support services and the ability to work with diverse student populations, including low-income, first generation, and students with disabilities. Those interested in the position should possess excellent written and oral communication skills, as well as, excellent organizational skills and the ability to create and manage spreadsheets.
Job responsibilities of this position include:
* Provide comprehensive needs assessment, academic planning, and on-going monitoring of participants' progress
* Manage and maintain confidential participant activity records
* Assist with data collection, assessment and development of mid-year and annual reports.
* Supervise and serve as mentor to the Pay-it-Forward Office Assistants
* Conduct research and benchmarking for f student development policies and procedures
* Work several special events that may occur on nights and weekends
This part-time position will pay $12-15 per hour for approximately 10 hours per week. This is a part-time employment opportunity that does not include tuition assistance or an assistantship. Additional information on the posting and access to the online application may be found at: www. ukjobs.uky.edu
Job Title: STUDENT: Grad Student Worker
Requisition No. : js541592
Deadline to apply is August 10, 2012
For more information, contact Martina Martin (257-3532) or Matthew Deffendall
(257-1925).
Matthew B. E. Deffendall, M.A.
Director of First Generation Initiatives, Undergraduate Education
Interim Assistant Dean of Student Affairs, College of Health Sciences
Adjunct Faculty, Department of Communications
217 Funkhouser
Lexington, KY 40506-0054
Office: 859-257-1925
Cell: 859-559-3151
Fax: 859-323-1932
The University of Kentucky First Scholars Program is currently seeking a Graduate Student Worker for the 2012-13 academic year. The Graduate Student Worker will be responsible for overseeing various aspects of the First Scholars Program. The First Scholars Program is available to Kentucky high school graduates that are first-generation college students (parents did not continue education after high school) who enroll at the University of Kentucky full-time as a freshman. Twenty students are selected annually to participate in a comprehensive support program including academic, social, and personal development.
Applicants must have completed a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in the fields of education, higher education administration or leadership, college student personnel, psychology, and/or sociology and plans to attend the University of Kentucky as a graduate student during the 2012-13 academic year. Applicants should have a desire to work in the field of academic support services and the ability to work with diverse student populations, including low-income, first generation, and students with disabilities. Those interested in the position should possess excellent written and oral communication skills, as well as, excellent organizational skills and the ability to create and manage spreadsheets.
Job responsibilities of this position include:
* Provide comprehensive needs assessment, academic planning, and on-going monitoring of participants' progress
* Manage and maintain confidential participant activity records
* Assist with data collection, assessment and development of mid-year and annual reports.
* Supervise and serve as mentor to the Pay-it-Forward Office Assistants
* Conduct research and benchmarking for f student development policies and procedures
* Work several special events that may occur on nights and weekends
This part-time position will pay $12-15 per hour for approximately 10 hours per week. This is a part-time employment opportunity that does not include tuition assistance or an assistantship. Additional information on the posting and access to the online application may be found at: www. ukjobs.uky.edu
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Transylvania University-International Student Advisor
Transylvania University
International Student Advisor (half-time position) (Student Affairs)
Lexington, Kentucky
This job reports to the
VP for Student Affairs and Dean of Students. Relocation is not provided and travel is not required. This is a
Part-Time
position, working 1st Shift.
Job Skills/Requirements
Transylvania
University seeks to hire an International Student Adviser to provide
services and guidance to international students and contribute to
campus-wide internationalization initiatives. This position is a
half-time (20 hours per week) position 12 months per year. Duties of
the ISA will include: Assurance of campus-wide compliance with federal
laws and SEVIS regulations related to international students in F-1
status; counseling of new international students regarding visa
application ...[more]
Education Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree
- Bachelor's Degree
Additional Information/Benefits
The
ideal candidate will be highly organized with excellent communication
skills. Position requires a bachelor's degree. Preference will be
given to candidates who possess a master’s degree and have student
affairs experience with international populations.
Please apply by July 11, 2012; however, resumes will be accepted until
the position is filled.
Submit cover letter and resume on-line by following the staff job
openings link at www.transy.edu/jobs. Note: only one document can be
submitte...[more]
Benefits:
Medical
Insurance, Life Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Paid
Vacation, Paid Sick Days, Paid Holidays, Long Term Disability, 401K/403b
Plan, Educational Assistance
Screening Requirements:
Criminal Background CheckFor further information, click HERE.
Ohio Student Affairs Assessment Conference
Dear Colleague,
We are so excited
to host the 2012 Ohio Student Affairs Assessment Conference—Creative
Assessment: Improving Student Affairs’ Practice on July 20th! We
have a great group of presenters and featured speakers who are sure to leave us
all with ideas to bring back to our campuses and departments! For a look at the
outstanding presentations we saw at last year’s conference, go to the Past Conference Presentations tab on the
conference website.
Remember to register before July 13. After this date,
the cost of registration will go up to $75.00. There will be on-site
registration available on the day of the conference, beginning at 8:00AM.
Check-in begins
at 8:00AM and the conference begins at 9:00AM. Our conference
website provides more information about the schedule, parking,
directions, and speakers. Don’t hesitate to contact Emily Slager or D’Arcy Oaks
with any additional questions via phone at 614-247-6220 or via e-mail at slager.5@osu.edu
or oaks.9@osu.edu.
We look forward
to seeing you in a couple of weeks!
Lance Kennedy-Phillips,
Ph.D.
The Office of Student Life
Center for the Study of Student
Life
The Ohio State University
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