Wyoming Academic & Student Affairs Conference
Thursday, September 22, 2011, in Laramie, Wyoming

Presentation Materials

1. Conference Agenda
2. Individual College Reports
3. Western Wyoming Community College Report
4. UW Task Force on Learning Outcomes for the Baccalaureate (USP)
5. Concurrent/Dual Enrollment Data Subgroup Recommendation
6. Concurrent and Dual Enrollment (McCann, Abernethy, and Connolly)
7. Statewide Longitudinal Data Systems (SLDS) (Tammy Aagard)
8. 2011 Wyoming Transfer Conference
9. Wyoming INBRE (Scott Seville)
10. Wyoming College Access Challenge Grant (Becky Vinzant)
11. International Speaker Series Schedule (Jean Garrison)
12. Wyoming Model United Nations Program (Jean Garrison)
13. UW International Studies newsletter, Spring 2011 (Jean Garrison)
14. Wyoming Distance Learning Center report (Liz Simpson)
15. UW Adult and Postsecondary Education Graduate Programs (Cliff Harbour)
16. UW Professional Studies Department Graduate Programs chart (Cliff Harbour)
17. Revolutionizing Nursing Education in Wyoming (Sue Steiner)
18. News release: WCF grant on nursing workforce issues (Sue Steiner)
19. Statewide Authorization Costs spreadsheet (Maggi Murdock)
20. Conference Participants
21. College Readiness/UW Admission Standards (Andy Hansen)

Session Notes

1. UW 2009-10 data on college transfer students (Tammy Scott)
2. Dual & Concurrent Enrollment (McCann, Abernethy, and Connolly)
3. Statewide Longitudinal Data System (Tammy Aagard)
4. College Readiness – UW Admission Standards (Andy Hansen)
5. Transfer Initiatives
6. University Studies Program revision process (Andy Hansen)
7. Academic Affairs Leaders - INBRE, Workshops, Advising, Articulation, Manslow grant
8. Student Affairs Leaders – Access Grant, Gainful Employment, Summer Conference
9. International Updates (Jean Garrison)
10. Educational Articulation (Allen Trent)
11. Wyoming Distance Learning Center  (Liz Simpson)
12. State Authorizations (Maggi Murdock)
13. UW Adult and Postsecondary Education Graduate Programs (Cliff Harbour)
14. Revolutionizing Nursing Education in Wyoming (Sue Steiner)