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HONORS CONFERENCE (formerly Honors Day) 2009| Page |
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Presentation Guidelines 2009 Summary Schedule 2009 Detailed Schedule 2009 Great Debate Technology Support Press Release
Jennifer Smith: History and Philosophy Psychology and Sociology Gordon McNeer: Modern Languages English Fine Arts Brooks Lansing: Political Science Criminal Justice Business Kim Melton Business GOLD Conference Education Kellie Whelan-Kim: Teacher Education Laurie Jossey: Health and Physical Education Science & Health Professions Brenda Smith: Nursing Physical Therapy Karen Briggs: Biology Chemistry Math and Computer Science Physics The Great Debate Derek Sutton Mountain Laurels Amy Childers Publicity B.J. Robinson Jon Miner Maria Albo Conference Co-ordinator Carl Cavalli |
Congratulations Please take time to explore two items on the menu to the left: First, explore the Detailed Schedule link for a glimpse at all the presentations and activities that took place. Second, take time to look over the Honors Day Committee e-mail links and send a congratulatory message or two to members of the committee on a job well done! Pictures! Pictures! Pictures! -- Coming soon! If you have some pictures, send them to me so I can add them to our site. See you all next year for our 15th annual conference! The fifteenth annual NGCSU Honors Academic Conference (formerly "Honors Day") is on the afternoons of Wendesday, April 7th, and Thursday, April 8th 2010. It is currently scheduled for 3pm to 7pm each day. The fourteenth annual NGCSU Honors Academic Conference (formerly "Honors Day") was on the afternoons of Tuesday, April 7th, and Wednesday, April 8th 2009. It was scheduled for 3pm to 7pm each day. Look for us on FACEBOOK!: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44685066733 A note about attendance... The Honors Conference is a forum to showcase student excellence and achievement. Each department selects student papers or projects to present at their appropriate panel. Honor societies and other relevant groups may also stage related presentations at each panel or may stage their own special panels or activities. In general, presentations involve significant original research or thinking, often in the form of multimedia presentations (visuals, graphics, video, audio, computer presentations). Each presentation will last around 10 to 12 minutes. The honor society/other group activities will total about 20 minutes for each panel. Technology information for participants: If you have questions about technology availability or have a technology request, please see this form, and send your requests to Eric Nelken at eanelken@ngcsu.edu |
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