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cenylin | page | Sep 25, 2006 - 11:43pm

Proposal for a Student-Organized Conference

 

Title/Theme: Poverty in the Land of Prosperity

 

Date: Saturday, February 10, 2007

 

Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

 

Location: Burkle Building

 

Purpose: To start a transdisiplinary dialogue concerning poverty in America. To raise and answer questions such as: How do we learn about poverty culturally? What are the religious aspects or implications of poverty? How are economics related to poverty? In what ways does the government system influence poverty? What are the psychological implications of poverty, especially for women? In what ways can we address issues of poverty?

 

Overview: Invited speakers will give presentations on poverty in America according to their own disciplines and research experience. Following presentations, CGU students will constitute a student panel that will present their own research and then lead a public discussion. Lunch will then be provided to participants while poster presentations are being made, marking the middle of the day. A second session of speakers and the last student panel will follow.

 

Schedule:

 

8:30-9:00         Conference registration

9:00-9:45         Gina Lamb, Ph.D., Pitzer College, Media Studies

9:45-10:30       Pamela K. Brubaker, Ph.D., Cal Lutheran University, Economics & Ethics

10:30-10:45     Break

10:45-11:45     Student Panel #1

11:45-1:15       Lunch & Poster Presentation

1:15-2:00         Heather Bullock, Ph.D., UC, Santa Clara, Psychology & Women’s Studies

2:00-2:45         Jeff Thomas, Claremont School of Theology, Pastor & Religion Student

2:45-3:00         Break

3:00-4:00         Student Panel #2

 

Planning Timeline:

 

11/10/07          CGU Call for student panelists and poster presenters

11/10/07          Speakers and facilities confirmed

12/10/07          Student panelist and poster presenter decisions

12/10/07          Travel arrangements made, catering confirmed

1/10/07            Conference volunteers organized, conference publicity

1/27/07            Conference materials prepared

2/09/07            Break refreshments made

2/10/07            Conference

 

 

Planning Responsibilities:

Dong Hyun Kim:           speaker confirmations, conference facilitator

Catherine Nylin:           refreshments, organize volunteers

Anthony Shin:              publicity, issue call for proposals

Betty Tanius:               facilities arrangements, catering arrangements

CGU volunteers:           A/V coordination, transportation arrangements, thank-you baskets,                                                 conference material preparation, registration table

 

Budget:

 

Travel                                                         $400

Honorariums                                                $600

Refreshments                                              $200

Catered lunch for participants                         $150

Thank-you baskets for speakers                     $100

Conference materials                                     $50  

TOTAL                                                          $1500

 


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cenylin | page | Sep 24, 2006 - 5:58pm

Proposal for a Student-Organized Conference

 

Title/Theme: Poverty in the Land of Prosperity

 

Date: Saturday, February 10, 2007

 

Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

 

Location: Garrison Theater

 

Purpose: To start a dialogue about the state of poverty in America. To raise and answer questions such as: How do we learn about poverty culturally? What are the religious aspects or implications of poverty? How are economics related to poverty? In what ways does the government system influence poverty? What are the psychological implications of poverty, especially for women? In what ways can we address issues of poverty?

 

Schedule:

 

8:30-9:00         Conference registration

9:00-9:45         Gina Lamb, Ph.D., Pitzer College, Media Studies

9:45-10:30       Pamela K. Brubaker, Ph.D., Cal Lutheran University, Economics & Ethics

10:30-10:45     Break

10:45-11:45     Student Panel #1

11:45-1:15       Lunch & Poster Presentation

1:15-2:00         Heather Bullock, Ph.D., UC, Santa Clara, Psychology & Women’s Studies

2:00-2:45         Jeff Thomas, Claremont School of Theology, Pastor & Religion Student

2:45-3:00         Break

3:00-4:00         Student Panel #2

 

Planning Timeline:

 

11/10/07          CGU Call for student panelists and poster presenters

11/10/07          Speakers and facilities confirmed

12/10/07          Student panelist and poster presenter decisions

12/10/07          Travel arrangements made, catering confirmed

1/10/07            Conference volunteers organized, conference publicity

1/27/07            Conference materials prepared

2/09/07            Break refreshments made

2/10/07            Conference

 

 

Planning Responsibilities:

Dong Hyun Kim:           speaker confirmations, conference facilitator

Catherine Nylin:           refreshments, organize volunteers

Anthony Shin:              publicity, issue call for proposals

Betty Tanius:               facilities arrangements, catering arrangements

CGU volunteers:           A/V coordination, transportation arrangements, thank-you baskets,                                                 conference material preparation, registration table

 

Budget:

 

Travel                                                         $400

Honorariums                                                $600

Refreshments                                              $200

Catered lunch for participants                         $150

Thank-you baskets for speakers                     $100

Conference materials                                     $50  

TOTAL                                                          $1500

 


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cenylin | page | Sep 24, 2006 - 5:55pm

Proposal for a Student-Organized Conference

 

Title/Theme: Poverty in the Land of Prosperity

 

Date: Saturday, February 10, 2007

 

Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

 

Location: Garrison Theater

 

Purpose: To start a dialogue about the state of poverty in America. To raise and answer questions such as: How do we learn about poverty culturally? What are the religious aspects or implications of poverty? How are economics related to poverty? In what ways does the government system influence poverty? What are the psychological implications of poverty, especially for women? In what ways can we address issues of poverty?

 

Schedule:

8:30-9:00         Conference registration

9:00-9:45         Gina Lamb, Ph.D., Pitzer College, Media Studies

9:45-10:30       Pamela K. Brubaker, Ph.D., Cal Lutheran University, Economics & Ethics

10:30-10:45     Break

10:45-11:45     Student Panel #1

11:45-1:15       Lunch & Poster Presentation

1:15-2:00         Heather Bullock, Ph.D., UC, Santa Clara, Psychology & Women’s Studies

2:00-2:45         Jeff Thomas, Claremont School of Theology, Pastor & Religion Student

2:45-3:00         Break

3:00-4:00         Student Panel #2

 

Planning Timeline:

11/10/07          CGU Call for student panelists and poster presenters

11/10/07          Speakers and facilities confirmed

12/10/07          Student panelist and poster presenter decisions

12/10/07          Travel arrangements made, catering confirmed

1/10/07            Conference volunteers organized, conference publicity

1/27/07            Conference materials prepared

2/09/07            Break refreshments made

2/10/07            Conference

 

Planning Responsibilities:

Dong Hyun Kim:           speaker confirmations, conference facilitator

Catherine Nylin:           refreshments, organize volunteers

Anthony Shin:              publicity, issue call for proposals

Betty Tanius:               facilities arrangements, catering arrangements

CGU volunteers            A/V coordination, transportation arrangements, thank-you baskets,                                              conference material preparation, registration table

 

Budget:

Travel                                                         $400

Honorariums                                                $600

Refreshments                                              $200

Catered lunch for participants                         $150

Thank-you baskets for speakers                     $100

Conference materials                                     $50  

TOTAL                                                          $1500

 


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