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DEV EVELO ELOP P AN AN EX EXCITING TING CO COMMO MMON N READ EADING ING PR PROG OGRAM RAM Dr. T erry Irvin err vin Chair ir, , Department artment of Basic sic Stud udies ies Columbus umbus State te University versity


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DEV EVELO ELOP P AN AN EX EXCITING TING CO COMMO MMON N READ EADING ING PR PROG OGRAM RAM

  • Dr. T

err erry Irvin vin Chair ir, , Department artment of Basic sic Stud udies ies Columbus umbus State te University versity Irvin vin_t _ter erry@colum y@columbusstat usstate.edu e.edu

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Co Comm mmon

  • n Reading

ding Prog

  • grams

rams Purp rpose

  • se

Broad Goal: l: Foster er stud udent ent suc uccess cess Sp Spec ecific c Goals ls: model el academ emic ic beh ehavio ior set et expe pectati tations ns for st stude udent nt suc uccess cess foster er studen dent t involv lveme ement nt pr promote e more m e mea eaningf gful ul le learning ing

Laufgrab graben en, , J.L., ., (2006). ). Commo mon reading ding programs: grams: Going ing beyon yond d the e book

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(Monog

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aph No. 44). . Colum lumbi bia, a, SC: : Univ iversi ersity ty of South th Caroli

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a, National ional Resou sourc rce e Cente ter for the e Firs rst-Yea ear r Experie erience nce and Stude dents nts in Trans nsitio ition. n.

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TH THE SELE LECTIO CTION CO COMMIT MITTEE TEE

  • In

Involv lve e EVERYB YBODY ODY –Se Sele lectio ion n committee tee sho hould ld ha have e rep epres esentati entatives ves from al all l area eas of c campu pus, , faculty lty, , staff, , studen dents ts –St Start ea early ly. . Late e October er – Novem ember er good times es for th the e foll llowi wing g fall ll –Give e ea each h me memb mber er a s spe pecif ific ic task and a timel eline ne for c compl pleti etion

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TH THE SELE LECTIO CTION PROCES CESS

  • It’s political! Try to pick a book that most

dep epartments ments can em embrace. e.

  • Don’t let one department/discipline dominate

the he pr process ess.

  • Cho

hoose e a bo book wi with h lo local l inter erest/co est/conne nnectio ction

  • Thr

hree ee rul ules es for th the e sel electi ection

  • n:

– Must be under er 325 5 pages – Must be acces ccessib sible le to ALL f freshm shmen en – Ca Cann nnot

  • t have been

en made in into a m movie ie (e (eno noug ugh said id !)

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MAKE KE TH THE BOOK K ACC CCESSIBL IBLE

  • Buy

uy the he book for Al All l incomi ming ng fres eshm hmen, en, Fres eshm hman n Lea earni ning ng Community ty instructo uctors, rs, Fres eshm hman n Se Seminar instruct ructor

  • rs
  • Provid

ide e the he book for ad admi ministrat strator

  • rs,

s, dea eans, , cha hairs rs, , fres eshm hman n compo positi ition

  • n instructor

uctors. s.

  • Get

et copi pies es to fr fres eshm hman n adviso sors, rs, upp pper er-divi ivisio ion n instructors ructors, , and staff wh who expr pres ess s an inter erest. est.

  • IF THEY CAN GET IT

, THEY’LL READ IT . IF THEY Y READ D IT IT , T , THEY Y WIL ILL L USE SE IT IT IN IN TH THE CLASSRO SROOM OM AND TALK ABOUT IT IT AC ACROSS S CAM AMPUS US.

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AUTHO THOR

  • Sc

Sche hedule ule the he aut uthor hor to sp spea eak after er stud udents ents ha have e ha had a c cha hance ce to rea ead the he book

– CSU U sched edules les the author

  • r for 2nd

nd week of Octobe

tober – Speech ech is is heavily ily advertised vertised and nd held d at the common

  • n

meeting ing hour when no clas asse ses s meet

  • Autho

hor r mee eets wi with h spe pecial l groups ps or cla lasses es in additio ion n to the he camp mpus us-wi wide e spee eech

  • Author’s fee is always a consideration when

sel elec ecting ting a bo book

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CO COLL LLAB ABORA ORATE TE

  • T

ake e advantag age e of e even ents/ ts/pr prog

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rams s alr lrea eady y bei eing pl planned ed on campu pus and i in the he community ty.

– Freshm shman an Convoc

  • cat

atio ion speak aker er – Southeastern eastern Lit iterar rary y Festival ival – Th The Big ig Read ad

  • Encourage

urage instructo ructors rs in up uppe per-leve level l courses ses to use e the he book.

– Co Communic nicat atio ions ns majors rs in inter ervie iewe wed d Vie ietnam nam veterans’ widows for Library of Congress archives (The Thin ings gs They y Carri ried) d) – Politic itical al Scienc ience e majors

  • rs held

d campus us debat bates es on gu n guns ns

  • n campus

us (No Rig ight to Remain in Sil ilent) nt)

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Select ct a Bo Book

  • k wi

with th Co Comm mmunity unity Co Connecti nections

  • ns
  • r

r Speci cific ic Tie ies to to th the Are rea

  • In

Increa eases ses campu pus inter erest est in Common Rea eading ng

  • All

llows ws students ents many opp pportuni unitie ties s to tie e cla lassr sroo

  • om

m le learnin ing g to re real-li life e examp mple les

  • Assures

res ea easy access ess to lo local l expe perts s and res esources rces

  • Sp

Spurs community ity pa participa cipati tion

  • n in c

campu pus s activit vitie ies s associated ated wi with h the he book

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ACT CTIVIT IVITIES IES

  • Provide

de a vari riety ety of activi ivitie ties s to compleme mplement nt the e year’s selection.

– Freshma hman n convo vocat cation ion speech ch, , lectur ures, es, class s guests sts – Ente tertain rtainmen ment t events: ts: movies, ies, stude udent nt-led d music/ ic/art art – Service ce opportun rtunit ities ies – Field d trips, ps, essay/ ay/art rt conte test sts

  • Schedu

hedule le eve vents nts through

  • ughout
  • ut the

e year r to maintain ntain interest terest across ss campu mpus

  • Involve

volve camp mpus s and comm mmunit nity y mem ember bers s in campus pus- wide e and class ssroom

  • om eve

vents nts

  • If yo

you u feed ed them, em, they ey will come me

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ASSESSMENT MENT

  • Assessment is essential. What do you want to

achieve? How do you know when you’ve met goals?

  • Take roll – how many students attend/participate in

events? What percent of freshmen participate?

  • Get feedback – survey students, faculty, community
  • Imbed questions about Common Reading in end-of-

term student and instructor evaluations of FYE.

  • Use this data to modify and improve Common

Reading program.