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Thursday, April 9, 2015 - Roundtable/Concurrent Session 4 - 1:30pm - 3:00pm
PROMOTINg A SEAMlESS TRANSITION
FROM ASSOcIATE dEgREE NURSINg (AdN) TO BAccAlAUREATE NURSINg (BSN)
location: Kirkwood woRKfoRCE DEv. TRACK
Presented by: Anna Hubbard, Associate Dean of Nursing, Indian River State College, Fort Pierce, FL
This roundtable discussion will address the Institute of Medicine’s recommendation to increase the proportion of
nurses with a baccalaureate degree to 80% by 2020. Through a Blue Cross Foundation grant, Indian River State
College was able to promote a seamless transition from ADN to BSN nursing. Included in this presentation will be
The Chair Academy’s 24th Annual International Leadership Conference
enrollment, retention, and completion related to this program. In addition, a discussion of Quality Matters online
instruction success will be examined.
FAcIlITATINg REFlEcTION IN INSTRUcTIONAl dESIgN dEcISIONS
TO ENHANcE WEll-BEINg ANd PROdUcTIvITy
location: leschi
Presented by: Susan Stanton, Director, Rehabilitation Science Online Programs, University of British Columbia,
Vancouver, BC; Randy Singer, Associate Dean, British Columbia Institute of Technology, Burnaby, BC
Creating academic environments that grow productivity in a climate of competing demands, strained resources, and
heightened learner and academy expectations for instructional innovation is an ongoing challenge for leaders. Such
circumstances can pressure instructors to adopt instructional approaches and learning technologies without
suffcient refection on their impact on themselves, peers, learners and the academy.
Attendees will beneft by:
• Identifying forces infuencing instructional design decisions
• Analyzing the impact of such decisions
• Exploring the potential role of refection in instructional design
• Sharing perspectives on the benefts of refection in instructional decision-making
• Creating opportunities to facilitate refection in instructional design
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PROMOTINg A SEAMlESS TRANSITION
FROM ASSOcIATE dEgREE NURSINg (AdN) TO BAccAlAUREATE NURSINg (BSN)
location: Kirkwood woRKfoRCE DEv. TRACK
Presented by: Anna Hubbard, Associate Dean of Nursing, Indian River State College, Fort Pierce, FL
This roundtable discussion will address the Institute of Medicine’s recommendation to increase the proportion of
nurses with a baccalaureate degree to 80% by 2020. Through a Blue Cross Foundation grant, Indian River State
College was able to promote a seamless transition from ADN to BSN nursing. Included in this presentation will be
The Chair Academy’s 24th Annual International Leadership Conference
enrollment, retention, and completion related to this program. In addition, a discussion of Quality Matters online
instruction success will be examined.
FAcIlITATINg REFlEcTION IN INSTRUcTIONAl dESIgN dEcISIONS
TO ENHANcE WEll-BEINg ANd PROdUcTIvITy
location: leschi
Presented by: Susan Stanton, Director, Rehabilitation Science Online Programs, University of British Columbia,
Vancouver, BC; Randy Singer, Associate Dean, British Columbia Institute of Technology, Burnaby, BC
Creating academic environments that grow productivity in a climate of competing demands, strained resources, and
heightened learner and academy expectations for instructional innovation is an ongoing challenge for leaders. Such
circumstances can pressure instructors to adopt instructional approaches and learning technologies without
suffcient refection on their impact on themselves, peers, learners and the academy.
Attendees will beneft by:
• Identifying forces infuencing instructional design decisions
• Analyzing the impact of such decisions
• Exploring the potential role of refection in instructional design
• Sharing perspectives on the benefts of refection in instructional decision-making
• Creating opportunities to facilitate refection in instructional design
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