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Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act

Federal legislation relating to student consumer rights requires all institutions participating in Federal student assistance programs to compile and publish completion and graduation rates. The information-gathering requirements are contained in legislation known as the Student Right-To-Know and Campus Security Act as amended by the Higher Education Technical Amendments of 1991.

Evergreen Gallery Opens April 2nd with Artist Basia Irland

Basia Irland, Opening Remarks by President Les Purce

Gallery opening, art exhibition

April 2, 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (exhibition continues through April 29, 2009)
The Evergreen State College Gallery, Main Floor of The Daniel J. Evans Library at Evergreen

Basia Irland is a sculptor and installation artist, a poet and book artist, and an activist in international water issues. Her thoughtful interdisciplinary projects combine beautiful artworks, a fascination with research, and a participative engagement with the viewer.

Give Peace a Dance, Saturday April 25th

Give Peace a Dance at The Evergreen State College

Saturday April 25th, 2009 Reggae Fun to Follow Procession of the Species

After the Procession of the Species in downtown Olympia, The Evergreen State College is continuing the community celebration with Give Peace a Dance, a gathering of music of New Monsoon, a rock and experimental band form San Francisco, Kore Ionz, a reggae, rock and roots band from Seattle and Pachamama with afro-beat, reggae and ska from Los Angeles.

Grandmothers Counsel the World

Grandmothers Counsel the World at The Evergreen State College

Members of International Council of Indigenous Grandmothers Arrives in Early May

KAOS & TCTV bring Democracy Now’s Amy Goodman to Olympia

On Sunday March 29th at 5:30pm, award-winning investigative journalist and host of Pacifica’s “Democracy Now” will appear at Olympia’s historic Capitol Theater in a benefit for KAOS-FM Olympia Community Radio and Thurston Community Television. The event is in support of her book “Standing Up to the Madness: Ordinary Heroes in Extraordinary Times,” by Amy Goodman and her photo-journalist brother David Goodman, now out in softcover. The book will be available at the event.

Evergreen State College Administrator Art Costantino Honored by the NASPA Foundation

(Olympia, Wash.) The NASPA Foundation recently recognized Evergreen State College’s Vice President for Student Affairs Art Costantino as a Pillar of the Profession in the 2009 award ceremony in Seattle Monday.

The award recognizes professional distinction, regional and national leadership within NASPA, and extraordinary service. The acronym NASPA stands for the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.

Evergreen Geoducks Headed to NAIA Division II national tournament

Evergreen’s win last Saturday earned it one of the Cascade Conference's two automatic bids to the national tournament on March 11-17 in Branson, Missouri. Automatic bids go to the regular-season conference champs and to the conference tournament champs. Evergreen has reached the nationals only once before, advancing in 2002 with a team led by Andre Stewart.

Enriching "Teaching Case Studies" in E-Learning Spaces

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1By Shalin Hai-Jew
Office of Mediated Education, Kansas State University

E-learning offers promising ways to develop and deploy teaching case studies. The open-ended and analytical aspects of teaching case studies, with their various digital artifacts, offer synergistic ways of exploiting the tools of various learning management systems (LMSes).

Thinking about Cases:

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By Linda Moon Stumpff and Barbara Leigh Smith
The Evergreen State College

Classic Ways to Teach Cases

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Dwight Oberholtzer, emeritus Professor, Pacific Lutheran University

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