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Webinar Series Schedule
This free webinar series, hosted by Roompact in collaboration with the University of South Florida Department of Residential Education, was designed for scholar-practitioners to explore, analyze, and evaluate innovative engagement practices to enhance student success and academic excellence. This four-week series has intentionally scaffolded learning to allow subject matter experts to share strategies, techniques, and best practices. Join us as we share tools utilized at the University of South Florida and leverage tangible takeaways to implement at your institution.
You can sign up for this free four-part webinar series by clicking the button below. Each week, the link to the webinar will be sent out 24 hours before the webinar and one hour before the webinar begins. Recorded webinar sessions will be posted below.
Academic & Curricular Engagement
Wednesday, June 3, 2020 | 3:00 pm EST
Learning Outcomes
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Identify strategies to support and strengthen residential engagement to support student success.
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Cultivate and manage internal and external partnerships to enhance residential curricular and programmatic models.
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Examine digital student engagement models and how to successfully integrate them within your residential communities.
Living Learning Programs
Wednesday, June 10, 2020 | 3:00 pm EST
Learning Outcomes
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Understand and identify logistical components of residential academic support initiatives.
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Examine strategies to integrate academic experiences within on-campus residential communities.
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Cultivate and support divisional and institutional academic and campus partnerships.
Faculty & Campus Partner Engagement
Wednesday, June 17, 2020 | 3:00 pm EST
Learning Outcomes
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Identify strategies to support and strengthen residential academic programs.
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Benchmark practices, programs, and faculty engagement models with other institutions.
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Cultivate and manage internal and external campus partnerships to engage faculty and campus partners to support academic initiatives within residential communities.
Evaluation & Planning: Residential Education Assessment
Wednesday, July 1, 2020 | 3:00 pm EST
Learning Outcomes
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Identify and create learning outcomes to establish the necessary infrastructure to build and sustain curricular and programmatic models.
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Design and implement assessment initiatives including needs, satisfaction and use evaluations and/or benchmarking of your curricular and programmatic models.
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Understand and articulate the impact of curricular and programmatic models on your students, department, and campus stakeholders.
Wednesday, June 3, 2020
Expand Your Engagement: Creating an Innovative Curricular Approach
Interested in learning how to expand your engagement to support student success and academic excellence in your residential communities? Roompact and the University of South Florida’s Residential Education team invites you to explore the development of a curriculum that is engaging and adaptable to meet the ever-changing needs in higher education. COVID-19 raised new challenges for engaging with students in a virtual world. In this webinar USF's Residential Education team will highlight the implementation of their Residential Curriculum through their online world called "Bulls in the Cloud". Insights and best practices shared by Roompact will ensure your success as a scholar practitioner. Whether considering a curricular approach, a blended student learning engagement model or the development of digital connections with students, this is a webinar you do not want to miss!
Panelists



Paul Gordon Brown
Director of Client Experience
Roompact
Email: paul@roompact.com
Website: www.paulgordonbrown.com
Wednesday, June 10, 2020
Intent versus Impact? Do Both! Designing Impactful LLC Programs through Intentional Relationship Building
Creating a strong structure and foundation for your Living Learning Program (LLP) is highly dependent on collaborative relationships between Residential Education staff and academic partners. A key component in making an impact on residential students is in the success of these relationships. In this webinar, we will share strategies and insights to create a best practice model that guides our Academic Initiatives and Living Learning Community program. Join us as we explore an innovative approach to increasing co-curricular engagement, buy-in, and interest in high-impact practices which support academic excellence within our residential communities.
Panelists

Chazman McKoy
Coordinator for Academic Initiatives
University of South Florida
Email: chazman@usf.edu


Lindsey Williams, Ph.D.
Living Learning Community Academic Partner, eduCARE
University of South Florida
Email: lnwilliams@usf.edu
Wednesday, June 17, 2020
Learning Reconfigured: Engaging Faculty & Academic Partners in the Residential Education Experience
The University of South Florida has a robust faculty and academic partner engagement model via our academic initiatives within Residential Education. The success of these programs is rooted in strong partnerships between professional staff, academic partners, and faculty in the creation of intentional academic initiatives. Therefore, we recognize the importance of on-boarding our faculty members and academic partners as well as preparing our professional staff to leverage their partnerships. In this session, participants will develop strategies for faculty and academic partner recruitment, on-boarding, program development, and collaboration conducive to student success. Additionally, attendees will gain insight on the experiences of a faculty currently serving as a FIR and an academic partner serving as a Living Learning Community advisor who will share their perspectives on engaging with students outside of the classroom.
Panelists

Neudy Carolina Nuñez
Program Director for Academic Initiatives and Living Learning Communities
University of South Florida
Email: ncnunez@usf.edu

Anthony Iannelli
Living Learning Community Academic Partner, Rising Health Professionals
University of South Florida
Email: aiannell@usf.edu

Tangela Serls, Ph.D.
Faculty-in-Residence, Summit Hall
University of South Florida
Email: serlst@usf.edu
Wednesday, July 1, 2020
Panelists
Storytelling with Data: Engaging Residential Staff in Assessment Practices
Join panelists from the University of South Carolina and University of South Florida in an interactive, workshop style webinar. Through this session, the panelists will explore best practices to collect, interpret, and present data to campus partners and departmental leadership to create buy-in and provide the “why” to students and staff. Additionally, panelists will share how innovative curriculum assessment strategies can enhance the student experience and support departmental and institutional priorities. Participants will learn and share best practices for curricular assessment and design assessment action plans to use at their respective institutions.

Kirsten Kennedy, Ph.D.
Associate Vice President for Student Housing and Well-Being
University of South Carolina
Email: kirstenk@mailbox.sc.edu

