Part of the ASCA Summer School Series! This presentation shares how student conduct offices can incorporate outreach efforts. This is accomplished by first sharing some literature on the purpose of campus outreach, the value of campus outreach for Towson University’s Office of Student Accountability & Restorative Practices, the outreach methods currently in place at Towson University, and assessing the effectiveness of outreach efforts. Participants will be given time to brainstorm what outreach could look like for their office including what their office hopes to accomplish by incorporating outreach, what methods of outreach are effective on their campus, and how they will assess the effectiveness of their outreach.
Learning Outcomes:
Knowledge & Skills:
Continuing Education Credits:
Continuing Education Credits for those Certified through the Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification:
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Presenter Information & Bio:
Dr. Rica Clements (She/Her) Rica Clements serves as a Coordinator in the Office of Student Accountability & Restorative Practices at Towson University. Rica holds a B.S. and M.A. in Education from the University of Central Florida and earned her Ed.D. in Curriculum & Instruction from Liberty University. She has worked in Education for the last 8 years, working with students inside and outside the classroom. Formerly a secondary math teacher, Rica has found a new passion in student accountability and restorative practices. Alison Peer, Ed.D. is the Associate Dean of Students at Towson University. She earned her doctoral degree in Educational Leadership in 2023 from Frostburg State University. Alison’s area of research is in the implementation of restorative practices in college student accountability processes. Among other responsibilities, she chairs the Restorative Practices Steering Committee at TU and has been deeply invested in growing restorative work there for the past eight years. Contact: rclements@towson.edu
Dr. Alison Peer (She/Her) Alison Peer, Ed.D. is the Associate Dean of Students at Towson University. She earned her doctoral degree in Educational Leadership in 2023 from Frostburg State University. Alison’s area of research is in the implementation of restorative practices in college student accountability processes. Among other responsibilities, she chairs the Restorative Practices Steering Committee at TU and has been deeply invested in growing restorative work there for the past eight years. Contact: apeer@towson.edu
This event will be held over Zoom.
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