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The Parent and Family Relations KC actively participates in NASPA national conferences through pre-conference workshops and presentations which are archived on this site.


2012 CONFERENCE - PHOENIX, AZ

Visit the NASPA Annual Conference Archives and select the Sponsored Group filter to see all of the Parent and Family Relations-sponsored presentations from the 2012 conference!


2011 CONFERENCE - PHILADELPHIA, PA

  • Pre-Conference Institute

    The Parent and Family Relations Knowledge Community presented the annual Parent and Family Relations Institute on Sunday, March 13 entitled Parent and Family Engagement: Working across Student Affairs. This full-day session allowed participants who work with parents and families to connect, engage, and interact with colleagues. Student affairs staff who work with parents and families as a devoted office or as part of larger work responsibilities manage a multitude of varying issues, including explaining privacy rights, communicating crisis situati8ons, measuring and assessing programmatic success, maintaining associations/councils, and assisting and channeling fundraising efforts. This institute addressed and engaged the audience regarding these and additional topics and participants had opportunities to connect across institutional type, topic, and paradigm.

    Presenters included:

    • Cara Appel-Silbaugh, Director of Parent/Family Programs, University of California-San Diego

    • Jerry Price, Vice Chancellor/Dean of Students, Chapman University

    • Ryan Lombardi, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students, Ohio University

    • Laura Page, Coordinator for Parent Relations , University of Missouri

    • Jody Donovan, Interim Dean of Students and Executive Director of Parent & Family Programs, Colorado State University

    • Kacee Collard Jarnot, Assistant Director of Parent and Family Programs, Colorado State University

    • Anne Ziemniak , Associate Director, Parent Programs, University of Southern California

    • Marjorie Savage, Director, Parent Programs, University of Minnesota

Presentations included:

    • Empty Nest No More: Working with Families on the Moving Back Transition

    • Writing, Measuring, and Assessing Learning Outcomes for Parent/Family Programs 

    • Recent Research and the Parent & Family KC Research Consortium
       

    • Parent/Family Councils and Working with Development Colleagues

      **Visit the Annual Conference Archives to download these presentations! Search under Program Title for "       Parent and Family Engagement"
  • 2011 Conference Presentations
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2010 CONFERENCE - CHICAGO, IL

  • Pre-Conference Institute
The fourth annual Parent and Family Relations Knowledge Community pre-conference institute was held on March 7, 2010. This half-day session allowed participants to choose two of three tracks to attend during the course of the Institute. The Newcomer Track introduced how to build a parent and family program. The Re-Energize track discussed how to maintain a strong program with a highlight on resources. The Best Practices track allowed participants to learn best practices for program design with attention to not only practical solutions but also scholarly research. Participants were given the opportunity to connect with one another as well as seasoned administrators that work with parents and families in higher education. Below is a list of sessions offered along with a copy of each presentation:

2009 CONFERENCE - SEATTLE, WA

  • Pre-Conference Institute
The third annual Parent and Family Relations Knowledge Community pre-conference institute took place on March 8, 2009. Parents and families of college students are now a fixture in the landscape of our institutions. Colleges and universities are taking different approaches to parent involvement, but virtually every institution is faced with the decision about how they want to manage these important constituents. This pre-conference institute highlighted key concepts and strategies for developing effective and healthy partnerships with parents and families to help facilitate student success. Below is a list of sessions offered along with a copy of each presentation:

2008 CONFERENCE - BOSTON, MA

  • Pre-Conference Institute
Parents and Families: Providing the Navigation for Student Success was a half-day pre-conference institute that took place on Sunday, March 9, 2008 at the NASPA Annual Conference in Boston, MA. Below is a list of sessions offered along with a copy of each presentation:


2007 ACPA/NASPA JOINT MEETING - TAMPA, FL