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As part of our mission to improve student
transitions into and through higher education, the National Resource
Center for The First-Year Experience and Students in Transition
created an advisory board to bring together a global community of
scholars who are dedicated to promoting student learning,
development, and success. Board members serve in a consultative role
for the Center giving advice and contributing suggestions for
publications, marketing and funding strategies, research topics, and
conference speakers. Further, advisory board members author articles
for Center publications and evaluate nominees and grant proposals
for the Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate Award and Paul P.
Fidler Research Grant, respectively. Members include leaders and
experts in higher education representing a variety of institutional
types, professional associations, and research centers. The board
consists of 16 advisors serving terms staggered over a four-year
period. The contributions of these individuals have been and
continue to be vital to the Center's work in improving the lives of
students. Our board members include:
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2015 |
Trudy Bers Oakton Community College
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2015 |
Thomas Grites The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
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2015 |
Shaun Harper Center for the Study of Race and Equity in Education, University of Pennsylvania
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2015 |
Sally Rogan University of Wollongong
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2014 |
Susan Albertine Association of American Colleges and Universities
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2014 |
Barbara Tobolowsky University of Texas at Arlington
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2014 |
Robert D. Reason Center for the Study of Higher Education, Penn State
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2014 |
David T. Harrison Columbus State Community College
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2013 |
Pamela F. Person University of Cincinnati
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2013 |
Andrew K. Koch John N. Gardner Institute for Excellence in Undergraduate Education
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2013 |
Jullian Kinzie Center for Postsecondary Research, Indiana University
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2013 |
George R. Boggs American Association of Community Colleges
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2012 |
Vasti Torres Indiana University
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2012 |
Mark Allen Poisel Pace University, New York
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2012 |
Joyce Holl National Orientation Directors Association
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2012 |
Chris M. Golde Stanford University
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