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AlcoholEDU: Does It Work?
Get PDFThe purpose of this experiment was to investigate the knowledge, attitudes and consumption patterns of incoming freshmen college students of Salve Regina University befor and after going through AlcoholEDU, a comprehensive online alcohol awareness program. A pre-test, post-test design was used to assess the overall impact of AlcoholEDU as well as the additional interventions that the experimental group participated in. These interventions consisted of a series of newspaper articles, a Discovery Channel film and a YouTube presentation. The Alcohol Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT), Young Adult Alcohol Problems Screening Test (YAAPST) and the College Alcohol Problems Scale - Revised (CAPS-r) were the dependent measures used to determine the program and interventions\u27 effectiveness. A decrease in the drinking was undetected, however, knowledge significantly increased among participating students
Understanding Developmentally Appropriate Practice: Benefits of Thematic Center-Based Instruction
Get PDFDevelopmentally appropriate practice acknowledges and respects the unique learning styles, approaches, and individual needs of students, and is the key to establishing an effective and sucessful learning environment. Early childhood classrooms that utilize this approach, in combination with hands-on exploration and thematic, center-based instruction, maximize the support of students\u27 overall physical, emotional, cognitive, and social development. It is this type of environment, the least restrictive environment, where young children blossom like flowers
AS Minutes 2008 03 05
Get PDFFACULTY ASSEMBLY MEETING AGENDA
Wednesday, March 5, 2007 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm O’Hare 260
Call to Order
Acceptance of Minutes of the January Faculty Assembly Meeting
Treasurer’s Report
Announcements
Action of Board of Trustees on Emeritus Proposal
Disposition of comments/discussion re: Cap on Core Complement Courses
Reminder: Applications/Nominations for Antone Excellence Awards
Suggestions conveyed to John Mixter, Security
Faculty Capitol Campaign
Reports
FACSB meeting with Sr. Therese: Lois Eveleth
Evaluation Process (of Administrators) Committee: Sr. Diane Tomkinson
Use of Library Space/Center for Teaching and Learning: Annette Torrey
Motion: For discussion and vote: Faculty statement on staff terminations
For information: Motion on election and membership of EPC
Other
Adjournmen
AS Minutes 2008 12 08
Get PDFAGENDA: FACULTY ASSEMBLY MEETING
December 3, 2008
O’Hare 260 at 2:30 p.m.
Scheduled Time
Call to Order
Approval of Minutes of November 5, 2008 meeting
Old Business
Proposal from EPC (Diane Tomkinson)
Proposal film minor (Donna Harrington-Lueker)
Proposal for new BS in Nursing Curriculum (Peggy Matteson)
Protocol Revision Committee (Thomas Day/James Mitchell)
New Business
Faculty Input: Topics for Forums Concerning Academic Rigor
Adjournmen
Salve Regina University Fifty-Eighth Annual Commencement program, 2008
Get PDFThe Commencement program details the order of exercises, academic honors, and graduates.https://digitalcommons.salve.edu/commencement-programs/1060/thumbnail.jp
The Emerging Role of DNA Analysis in the Criminal Justice System
Get PDFForensic science has evolved into the most advanced investigative tool used in the criminal justice field. DNA evidence is a strong component of forensic science and with constant advancements of DNA testing so that its evidence is more reliable and accepted in the criminal justice system will help provide justice for the quily and innocent alike
