Identification Number Conversion
AS OF FRIDAY JULY 11, 2008 THE UNIVERSITY WILL NO LONGER UTILIZE
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS AS IDENTIFIERS. ALL STUDENTS, FACULTY
AND STAFF MEMBERS HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED A NEW IDENTIFICATION
NUMBER. WE URGE YOU TO START USING THIS NEW IDENTIFIER
IMMEDIATELY!
QUESTIONS SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO:
THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR @ EXT. 6170, HUMAN RESOURCES @ EXT
6188, THE GOLD CARD HELP DESK @ EXT. 6150, OR CITS @ EXT 6182!
Technology Assimilation in
Science Classroom (TASC): A New Standard for Enhanced Student
Learning
July 1-29, 2008
The
Department of Biological Sciences and the Department of
Education and Psychology at Alcorn State University will host a
four-week workshop for middle school and high school science
teachers from the surrounding school districts from July 1-29,
2008. The workshop entitled Technology Assimilation in Science
Classroom (TASC), is funded by the Mississippi Institutions of
Higher Learning through No Child Left Behind: Improving Teacher
Quality Grant Professional Development Program. Fourteen
teachers from surrounding school districts will participate in
the program. Participants will receive a stipend, daily lunch,
Science software and supplies. The main objectives of this
program are:
1.
To provide a
four-week summer workshop, exposing the participants to computer
applications in science.
2.
To involve
teachers in hands-on laboratory activities in molecular
biology.
3.
To prepare
teachers with methods to reach the varied interests and
abilities of todays students (Team building, critical thinking
and computer presentations).
4.
To host two
follow-up sessions, one per semester in the following academic
year.
5.
To help participants develop an
awareness for science project and implement at their school.
If you need
more information please contact Dr. Babu P. Patlolla, Director
of TASC Program at (601) 877-6242 email
bpatlolla@alcorn.edu or Mr. Leroy Johnson, Science
Coordinator at (601) 877-2303 or Dr. Jan Duncan, Education
Coordinator at (601) 877-6208.
Alcorn State University
College For Excellence
2008 Summer
Developmental Program
Dr.
Yinka Oredein, Assistant Dean/Program Director
Mrs.
Jiardine McDonald, Summer Development Program/Academic Advisor
Bowles Hall Room 110, tel. 601-877-3952
Ms.
Lore Green, Administrative Assistant, Bowles Hall Room 108,
tel. 601-877-6226
Accuplacer Pre-Test
.Bowles Hall Room 205
February
11-May 27, 2008
Dormitory Opens
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Memorial Day Holiday
Monday, May 26, 2008
Student Orientation
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Classes Begin
.Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Accuplacer
Post Test
July 14-16, 2008
Final Exam
July 22-24, 2008
Dr. Edward Vaughn, Dean, College For Excellence
"Where Great Minds Come To Be Born"
What is the Summer Developmental Program?
The Summer Developmental
Program is a nine week summer enrichment program designed to
enhance the academic skills of students who do not meet all the
criteria for admission into Mississippi's eight public
universities. Qualified students will take course work in
English, mathematics, and reading. This program will include
classroom instructions, seminar, career counseling/mentoring, as
well as, computer-assisted tutorials. In addition, the
students will receive counseling and support needed to
matriculate successfully in the academic and social community of
the university. These courses will not count toward
graduation. However, with successful completion of the Summer
Developmental Program, the student will be able to enroll as a
freshman in Fall Semester 2008. Students who failed to meet the
exit requirements for 2008 Summer Developmental Program will be
advised of other educational alternatives and will be assisted
in pursing those options.
The year-long academic
support program will be required of those students who
successfully complete the 2008 Summer Developmental Program.
The program is designed to assist those students admitted with
academic deficiencies, as well as other volunteer students, with
their freshman courses.
Things You Should Know About
The Summer Developmental Program....
Term:
Nine Weeks
Dates: May 27, 2008 to August 1, 2008
Credit Hours: 12 credit Hors for all students ( Hours do not
count toward graduation)
Course
Work: English - (EN-098)
Mathematics - (MA -098)
Reading- (Re-098)
Academic Support Lab/Seminar (LA-098)
Course
Description: Developmental English
Developmental Mathematics
Developmental Reading
Academic Support Lab
Contact
Hours: 2450 contact minutes are required for each 3 credit
hour Lecture based course. The Lab Section will require
4900 contact minutes.
Alcorn
Student Academic Honesty
Profile: Academic Integrity
Work
Ethics
Good Citizenship
Fees to
attend the Summer Development Program
In State
( On Campus) $3,296.00
In
State (Off Campus) $2,004.00
Out of
State (On Campus) $6,040.00
Out of
State (Off Campus) $4,778.00
There
will be a $75.00 housing fee. This fee is not added un the cost
of tuition. You will be responsible for paying the housing fee
upon your arrival on campus. The student is responsible for
purchasing books, approximately $200.00. For information on
financial assistance, please call (601) - 877-6190.
List Of Contacts
Dr.
Yinka Oredein, Associate Dean/Program Director
Mrs. Jiradine McDonald, Academic Advisor, Summer Developmental
Program (601)-877-2329
Mr. Emmanuel Barnes, Director of Admissions (601) 877-6147
Mrs. Juanita Russell, Director of Financial Aid (601) 877-6190
Mrs. Laura Johnson, Director of Housing (601) 877-6478