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Tuesday, June 13 • 8:30am - 9:30am
Keeping it Real: The real-world tale of two students in an experimental PhD program with authentic assessment | Poster Session

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In this session, participants experience the reflections of two PhD candidates, one who returned to school after nearly 20 years in the workforce and one student who is transitioning directly from an undergraduate degree into a combined masters and PhD path. Their program of choice, Evaluation, Statistics, and Measurement PhD program at the University of Tennessee Knoxville, focuses on an experiential curriculum design with the goal of immersing students in real world application of skills (Kolb & Kolb 2005) to promote purposeful engagement in evaluations and confidence in their professional abilities. Hear how your PhD program can be turned into a meaningful and engaging experience for students of all ages and work experience. Enhance your department and promote your university by learning experiential program design techniques that will encourage applicants and stimulate students.

Speakers
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Kevin Kidder

National Institute for STEM Evaluation & Research (NISER)
Kevin is a second year doctoral student in the Evaluation, Statistics, and Measurement program. He received his BS in Psychology from Middle Tennessee State University. His primary research interests include LGBTQ+ issues in higher education, program evaluation, and teaching statistics... Read More →
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Sondra LoRe

National Institute of STEM Evaluation and Research (NISER)
Sondra LoRe, is a program evaluator with nearly twenty years' experience working in K-20 education. Her interests include the impact of effective program evaluations to serve populations of students in STEM education. A former Dale Carnegie instructor, Highly Effective Teaching (HET... Read More →


Tuesday June 13, 2017 8:30am - 9:30am EDT
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