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Western News, November 18, 1982, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: Faculty; staff; students and emeriti have long involvement with United Way, Sadler is Intellectual Skills Development Conference luncheon speaker here on Friday, CMU-WMU exchange underway this week, WESTOPS Report keeps clientele informed, Weaver to receive high education award, Longevity checks of $355,383 to be issued Nov. 30

Hollins Columns (1982 Nov 15), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Sinclair surveys seniors
• Classic Symposium held
• Ornstein reviews '82 elections
• SGA explains beer charge
• Student contests apathy
• Short term offers various opportunities
• Critic sentences COLUMNS for "heinous crime"
• Give it up for a day!
• Sophomores thank seniors
• Letter from the Editor
• Senate reports issues
• Smokeout stomps cigarettes
• Kitchen chemist
• Belford addresses ODK
• Scholar discusses capitalism
• Criminals aided
• Christmas celebration begins in Lexington
• Senior Crowned queen
• ODK sets goals
• Pre-Law society speaker answers questions
• Students express opinions on Trust System
• Fossen joins Hollins sociology department
• Computers teach Russian
• Play presented
• Rowe String Quartet visits College
• Students review Nagrin …

The Grizzly, November 12, 1982, Gina Daviso, Katie Cyr, Sara D. Seese, Beverly Bergey, Perry Romer, Richard P. Richter, Alison K. Brown, Duncan C. Atkins, Regina Ciritella, Scott Scheffler, Jean Morrison, James Nowrey, Doug Nevins

Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present

Nobel Prize Winner at Ursinus • Tray Contest at Wismer • Life in the Fast Lane • International Accord Signed • Berry Brings About Changes • Eclectic Exhibit • President's Corner • Registrar Announces Finals Schedule • Stallone Knocked Out in "First Blood" • From Bar to Bard • UPB Bus to New Market • No Encore, Please • Immersion Excursion • USGA Notes • Frostburg Freezes UC in ECAC Playoffs • Field Hockey Ends Season at .500 • Career Options Presented • Grizzlies Drop Season Finale to Widener • Harriers Take Second in MAC Meet

Western News, November 11, 1982, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: Brown & Gold Day to draw 1,500 high school students; parents, JTB seeks participation to find 'best alternatives', Feirer: U has role in Michigan's recovery, Thirteen positions 'likely to be involved' in layoff considerations; talks are begun, Second 'Education Forum' to be next week, Dance Alumni Week will begin on Monday, For Western; capital-outlay bill was very positive

Board Of Trustees Meeting Minutes, November 9-10, 1982

Board of Trustees Minutes

Minutes from the Wright State University Board of Trustees Meeting held on November 9-10, 1982.

Grand Valley Forum, Volume 007, Number 11, November 8, 1982, Grand Valley State University

1982-1983, Volume 7

Grand Valley Forum is Grand Valley State's faculty and staff newsletter, published from 1976 to the present.

Western News, November 4, 1982, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: Grad programs get ASHA reaccreditation, State appropriates $1.2 million for McCracken Hall, Set Intellectual Skills Development conference, Recess scheduled for end of year, Appropriations compromises for 1982-83 described, Nichols named Swickard pre-school director, Woman Researcher Conference next Friday

The Echo: October 29, 1982, Taylor University

1982-1983 (Volume 86)

Servant and Fireworks – Energy Conservation to Double in Five Years – Dr. Robert Pickering, To Visit Taylor – Missions Awareness Week – Seminary Information Day – Good News Clubs – Focusing In Ilium 1982-83 – Grant County United Way Meets Goal – TSO Update – No Longer Edi-bore-ial – Reflections on Repose – The Media Perspective – The President’s Perspective – Consortium Update: The Christian Liberal Arts College – Menu – Campus Beat – Career Archeology; Professor Heath Shares Insights – Profs Are People Too – Education—Atheism – SGA Combats New Soviet Atheistic Drive – Students Guide to Interterm …

Western News, October 28, 1982, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: First College of Education 'Forum' is underway, Announce McKee Graduate Fellowship recipients, WMUK to begin $50,000 fund drive Sunday, OlD has student assistant awards available, On the Lansing scene; few things are predictable, Blanchard; Headlee respond to MAGB questions, Ziring: U.S. cannot prevent SW Asia change

The Grizzly, October 22, 1982, Gina Daviso, Mary Mulligan, Brian E. Kelley, Richard P. Richter, Larry Muscarella, Mark Lewis, Kenneth Behle, Elizabeth P. Harp, Duncan C. Atkins, Caryn Talbot, Kevin Kunkle, Bev Walizer, Martin Atreides, Perry Romer, John Doyle, Doug Nevins, Scott Scheffler, Michael Schlesinger, James Nowrey, Jean Morrison

Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present

Ferry Named Ursinus Queen • Unique Course Offered • U.C. Choir Presents Bach • Night School Enrollment Up • 1983 Spring Registration • Letters to the Editor • President's Corner • Lewis on Wall Street • Half a Great Show • Watching the Boob Tube • Homecoming '82 • And to Prove My Point • New Bus Schedule • Washington Semester: Get Out of Here • Bear Pack Falls to Stiff Competition • Soccer Conquers Albright and Alumni • Grapplers Take to the Mats • Grizzlies Suffer Homecoming Setback • Delaware tops Lady Bears

Chapter 17: Learning Cycles And Anthropology, Ellen Dubas

ADAPT Program: Essays

We can rarely send students to live in cultures we want them to learn about. Yet all of them are proficient in living in their own culture. Since I am asking them to do fieldwork in a culture that they are extremely well acquainted with, they are able to assume a level of competence and confidence that gives them great interest in the cultural system they are manipulating.

A learning cycle in anthropology consists of three stages: exploration, invention and application. One exploration phase of a learning cycle is cultural anthropology consists of, firstly, asking students to put their last …

Chapter 14: Personal-Emotional Development In Adapt, Vernon Williams

ADAPT Program: Essays

From its inception theorists in the student development field have written about developing the whole student. As time passed, we became increasingly aware of the vastness of our ignorance regarding how to enhance that development. Beginning in the early sixties, this knowledge gap began to be filled. Theorists such as Keniston (1965), Astin (1969), Sanford (1966), Chickering (1969), Roy Heath (1958), and Douglas Heath (1968) contributed to this knowledge. Recently Perry (1970) has had a large influence on student development theory. Loevinger (1976) has produced a new work extending her theory significantly. That addition enhances the value of her theory …

Chapter 15: Adapt Faculty: Who Are They?, Robert Fuller

ADAPT Program: Essays

You have had a chance to read about the ADAPT program. The presentations in this book are as varied as the styles of the people who participated in the ADAPT project. Amidst all of this variety of information, you may be wondering just what the essential features of the ADAPT program really are. Is it essential to have six different disciplines in the program? Does it make any difference which six disciplines you choose? Do evaluating psychologists play a key role in such a project? There are, I believe, two necessary conditions for starting an ADAPT-type program: a first-rate, tenured …

Chapter 16: The Adapt Workshop And Its Legends, Robert Fuller

ADAPT Program: Essays

Almost from its beginning, the ADAPT project had faculty development workshops as one of its products. Early in the ADAPT project the staff agreed that ADAPT was not a set of curricular materials to be developed and marketed. Rather the ADAPT faculty saw the insights gained from Piaget’s work as a different way of understanding college teaching. This understanding may manifest itself in active learning classroom exercises based on the Learning Cycle. Perhaps, more importantly, the constructivism of Piaget transforms the mission of the college teacher and it provides clues to proper teaching behaviors. The best way to share the …

Chapter 4: A Teacher's Guide To The Learning Cycle, Thomas C. Campbell, Robert Fuller

ADAPT Program: Essays

Suppose you are preparing to teach a new college course this year. Assume that this course is designed to serve students who have career goals other than to become college professors. We would like you to consider what teaching strategies you will use to teach such students.

Chapter 7: Piaget And Mathematics Students, Melvin C. Thornton

ADAPT Program: Essays

Usually in the beginning courses I teach there are several students who never seem to understand what is really going on. These students are neither lazy nor dumb. Some even work very hard in math and do quite well in their other courses. Yet there seems to be something about their work in mathematics which produces frustration instead of understanding. I recall experiencing that kind of "learning" in high school geometry. I and many of my friends got fairly good grades in that course by memorizing without much understanding. As a high school sophomore I was just not ready for …

Piagetian Programs In Higher Education: Prologue, Robert Fuller

ADAPT Program: Essays

How can my college teaching be made more effective? A few years ago, several of us at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln were struggling with that question. During that time the work of Piaget and the studies of the reasoning skills of American college students were brought to our attention. From those results the ADAPT program was developed.

Ua12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. 58, No. 13, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Regular features include:

• Callboard
• Commentary
• Editorial Cartoon
• For the Record - arrests
• Letter to the Editor
• Opinion
• Sports

This issue contains articles:

• Rose, Barry. Two Charged in Alleged Rape Attempt
• Kinsner, Sandy. Dancer Turns from Broadway to His Alma Mater for Inspiration - Tim Millett
• Newton, Tommy. Ralph Antone Will Play Despite Arrest
• Pinkston, Janet. Student Resembles Tom Selleck
• Paul, Steve. Federal Government Increases Penalties on Student Loan Default
• Football Program Belongs in Division II
• Dias, Monica. Doug Robertson, Sean Peck Chosen as Few Freshmen Vote
• Dias, Monica. Resolution …

Pulse/Lifelines, Fort Wayne Bible College

TUFW Alumni Publications (All)

The Fall 1982-1983 edition of Pulse/Lifelines, published by Fort Wayne Bible College in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The Westerner Vol. 3 No. 2, Western Michigan University

The Westerner (1980-1997)

• 'Partners in Progress' surpasses goal with 57.3 million • 'We shalI prevail,' says Bernhard • Kemp to step down from Board • Administration asked to 'consider' program cuts • Air Force coop program proves success • Feirer and Ziring are Distinguished Faculty Scholars • Ziring _cautions that U.S. dare not resist Middle East change • Distinguished Alumni Awards presented to four • Three receive McKee Graduate Research Fellowships • WMU Foundation elects new officers and directors • Computers and writing skills are inextricably tied • Organization established for EXCITE • 'Fanfares and Celebration': Dalton Center dedication lives up to …

Uni Schedule Of Classes, Fall 1982, University Of Northern Iowa

UNI Schedule of Classes

A listing and schedule of the courses being taught as well as policies and procedures concerning attending classes at the University of Northern Iowa.

Hollins Columns (1982 Sept 27), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Hollins exposed to The Naked Truth
• Stewart leaves: search ensues
• Mixer ends with a crash
• Library hours need to be changed to aid students
• Columns encourages reader response
• Editorial Policy set
• Lecture sparks response
• Hollins programs affected little for current year
• National plans benefit students
• Anthropology aspects shown through films
• Diamonds are forever...
• Prospectives visits Hollins
• French natives bring culture to College
• Guide provides information on world affairs careers
• Computer intro held
• GOP club campaigns
• MBA lecture held at UVa
• Catholic Mass celebrated
• Eat, Drink, And Be Merry In Roanoke
• Coming Events... September 27 thru October 10 …

Grand Valley Forum, Volume 007, Number 05, September 23, 1982, Grand Valley State University

1982-1983, Volume 7

Grand Valley Forum is Grand Valley State's faculty and staff newsletter, published from 1976 to the present.

Wmu Board Of Trustees Regular Meeting September 17, 1982, Wmu Board Of Trustees

WMU Board of Trustees Meetings

• Acceptance of the Agenda
• Minutes
• Correspondence
• President's Remarks
• Board Committee Appointment
• Academic Personnel Report
• Non-Academic Personnel Report
• Gift and Grant Reports
• Recommendation re Gas Main Easement
• Recommendation re Purchase of Land
• Recommendation re Michigan Association of Governing Boards Assessment - Establishment of a Lansing Central Office
• Recommendation re Honorary Doctorate
• Resolution re Trustee Emerita Mildred L. Johnson
• Board Committee Reports
• Public Comments
• Adjournment

Hollins Columns (1982 Sept 13), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Convocation: College celebrates 141st opening
• Security Boots Unregistered Cars
• Letter to the Editor
• Activities Fair supported
• Archivist points out fact
• Letter to the Editor from the Editor
• Changes: Faculty in transition
• Publications editor named
• Art classes offered
• Hollins opens the gates
• Mesner joins History Department
• Sophomore enters Army ranks
• Writing Center offers assistance
• Counseling offers career choices
• Coming Events... September 13-26
• Roanoke College displays art

Western News, September 9, 1982, Western Michigan University

Western News (1972-2018)

Story highlights: McKees establish fellowships through 'Partners', Electricity savings of at least $42,000 are attainable if U community cooperates, Bernhard 'Open Office Hours' fall schedule set, Western 'long a leader' in innovation; programs, Center for Adult Education classes set, Complete Berrien County project field work

Hollins Columns (1982 Sept 5), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Welcome
• Letter from the Editor
• Sisters welcome Class of 1986
• SGA asks for suggestions
• Committee monitors students' bad checks
• President Paula Brownlee welcomes new students to campus
• Honor Code makes Hollins special
• College formally opens
• Hollins rejuvenates campus
• Craven plans orientation
• Diverse class enters Hollins
• Freshman class elections open to eager students
• Organizations offer students choices
• Head Residents join freshmen newcomers
• Ode to the Freshmen
• Resident staff offers advice to roommates
• Professors recommend courses
• Council sponsors concerts
• Staff welcome new students
• Compare banks to seek your needs
• Varsity sports kick off
• Malls offer variety shops
• New coach …

Michael Walsh's Review Of R. M. W. Dixon's The Languages Of Australia, Michael Walsh

Pacific Studies

No abstract provided.

Academic Migration Patterns, Profiles, And Opinions Of University Of Northern Iowa Students Who Received Bachelor's Degrees Fall Semester 1980 And Spring Semester 1981, Paul C. Kelso, Office Of Student Research. University Of Northern Iowa

History of Education Book Gallery

This study was designed to secure the desired information and to make some comparisons between recent teacher education and liberal and vocational arts graduates of the University.

Vol. 6 No. 1 (1982): Pacific Studies Front Matter, The Jonathan Nāpela Center For Hawaiian And Pacific Islands Studies

Pacific Studies

Pacific Studies is published two times a year by The Jonathan Nāpela Center for Hawaiian and Pacific Studies, Brigham Young University Hawai‘i #1979, 55–220 Kulanui Street, Lāʻie, Hawai‘i 96762, but responsibility for opinions expressed in the articles rests with the authors alone. Subscription rate is US$40.00 yearly, payable to The Jonathan Nāpela Center for Hawaiian and Pacific Studies. The Jonathan Nāpela Center for Hawaiian and Pacific Studies (formerly The Pacific Institute) is an organization funded by Brigham Young University Hawai‘i. The Center assists the University in meeting its cultural and educational goals by undertaking a program of teaching, research, and …