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Engaging the Campus Community in Common Reading Programs Charles Haberle Providence College 36 th Annual Conference on the First-Year Experience February 2017 Session Outline Brief overview Providence College Roundtable


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36th Annual Conference on the First-Year Experience February 2017

Engaging the Campus Community in Common Reading Programs

Charles Haberle Providence College

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Session Outline

  • Brief overview – Providence

College

  • Roundtable conversations
  • Large group discussion
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http://bit.ly/2kk9CHr

Audience Poll

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  • Established 1917
  • Located in Providence, RI
  • 4,400 FTE
  • Catholic, private liberal arts institution
  • Primarily residential student population
  • Popular majors: Biology, Marketing, Finance, Psychology

Providence College

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PC Common Reading Program

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  • Committee membership
  • New students – book discussions
  • Events/programs
  • Contests

Engaging Our Community

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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

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HeLa Tours

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Malala Visit to Providence

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Promoting Common Reading – Social Media

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Student Essay Contest

  • Regular prompts on social

media

  • Review committee led by

Writing Center director

  • Faculty/staff judges
  • Recognition at Freshman

Family Weekend event

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Facebook Trivia Contest

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Small Group Discussion

  • https://etherpad.net/p/Common_Reading
  • Question 1: How has your institution engaged community members in

your Common Reading Program?

  • Question 2: What barriers, if any, make it difficult to engage your

campus community in your Common Reading Program?

  • Question 3: What strategies might you propose to remove potential

barriers or otherwise engage campus communities in Common Reading Programs?

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Chuck Haberle Chair, Common Reading Program Steering Committee Providence College chaberle@providence.edu 401.865.1154 http://www.providence.edu/academic-affairs/common-reading/ https://www.facebook.com/friarbook

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