Time

Activity

Space/Location

1:00 pm to

5:00 pm

Registration & Check In

• SLI participants will check in and receive program, lodging keys and folders.

Siena College Student Union Atrium

1:30 pm to

5:30 pm

Special Programming & Albany Excursions.  

• Special beginning to advanced Advocacy and Lobbying Training and Immersion with RESULTS. Open to 30-40 student, staff, faculty, and partner participants.  Sign up here!
• PolicyOptions Strategy Session  

5:30 pm to

6:45 pm

Dinner available

Siena College Serra Hall

7:00 pm to

9:00 pm

All Group Summer Leadership Institute Welcome

Featuring keynote speakers and introduction to Siena College and SLI 2011

Student Union

Great Room

9:15 pm to

12:00 am

Social Activities

• Social Justice Movie Night - Freedom Riders 
• Arts & Crafts
• Board Games
• Pandini's Lounge 
• Latin dancing lessons
• Administrator & Faculty Reception 

Time

Activity

Space/Location

7:30 am to 8:45 am

Breakfast

• All Bonner Service participants will depart

Siena College Serra Hall

9:00 am to 9:30 am

All Group Morning Session.   A rousing start to the day may include:

• Introduction to the day’s theme
• Special presentations by Bonner partners, faculty, and students.

Concurrent Registration for Engaged Scholarship & Teaching Symposium for those attending on June 1 and 2.

Student Union

Great Room

9:30 am to 9:45 am

Break to move to workshops

Beverages & snacks available in halls outside track meetings

9:45 am to 11:00 am

Track Meetings.  Each of the tracks will meet including:

• Bonner Congress—From Vision to Reality: Taking Big Ideas to the Next Level, with Bonner Staff and Roosevelt Campus Network Think 2040—Great Room
• Bonner Interns—Your Roles as Program Managers—Serra Hall West Room
• Administrators & VISTA Track—featuring a special chance to learn about the history and landscape of national civic engagement with CIRCLE—Roger Bacon Key Auditorium
• Engaged Scholarship & Teaching Symposium -Strategies for Cultivating Academic Community Engagement, featuring presentation by Trisha Thorme—New Hall Dining Room

11:00 am to 11:15 am

Break

Beverages & snacks available 

11:15 am to 12:30 pm

Elective Workshops Block 1 (Click for details including presenters and locations)

• Becoming a Fair Trade Institution: It Takes a College 
• Building A Better Brand
• From Service to Solidarity: The Bonner Theme in a Franciscan Key for Programs at Catholic Institutions 
• Harnessing the Power of the Media to Build Awareness and Support for Your Projects
• Journalism as Service
• Making the Model Work for You: Service-Learning Seminars for Faculty and Community Partners 
• Maximizing Student Learning from Community-Based Research 
• Supporting Faculty Buy-in to Community Engagement:  Multiple Frames for Multiple Purposes 
• Teach on the Beach’s News Hour: Live from Ghana
• The Importance of Nutrition in Early Education
• Think 2040 Phase 2: Immigration (targeted for Bonner Congress) 
• Welcome to Mr. Bonner's Neighborhood  
• Work on Purpose:  Create a Career That Matters (targeted for Bonner Interns)

12:30 pm to

1:30 pm

Lunch

Siena College Serra Hall

1:45 pm to

3:00 pm

Elective Workshops Block 2 (Click for details including presenters and locations)

• Can I Major in Service-Learning?  The Rise and Spread of Academic Programs in Higher Education 
• CBR in Action:  A GPS Study of Trash Routes in Richmond, Indiana 
• From Student to Student: Leaders Leading Leaders
• Integrating Advocacy into Bonner Programming or Academic Curricula 
• It's in the Cards: Interjecting Social Class in the Classroom 
• Marketing for Results:  Obtaining and Developing High Impact Partnerships 
• Mirror Mirror on the Wall: Use-friendly Reflection Strategies
• Refugees:  From Peril to Protection 
• Service and Student Learning: From Research to Practice 
• The Art of Building Relations and Effective Government Advocacy
• The Global Perspective On Campus: Models for Merging International Journalism and Academia 
• Things I Wish I Would Have Figured Out in Year Two Instead of Year Eight: Program Management Best Practices
• Work on Purpose:  Create a Career That Matters  (targeted for Bonner Interns)

3:00 pm to

3:15 pm

3:15 pm to

4:30 pm

Special Sessions including:

• Access to Education, Opportunity to Serve: College Is Not the 13th Grade—A special session for Bonner Congress and Interns—joined by Albany high school students—Great Room
• Administrators & VISTA Track—featuring program planning around summer service internships and an introduction by Echoing Green Foundation
• Engaged Scholarship & Teaching Symposium - Strategies for Institutionalizing Academic Community Engagement, featuring presentation by Dr. Dan Butin

4:45 pm to

6:00 pm

Networking Sessions and Fair

Including administrators, YOS members, students, high school students, and faculty

Siena College MAAC Gym

6:00 pm to

8:45 pm

Dinner Out

Various restaurants

See trifold

9:00 pm to

12:00 am

Social Activities

• Class Receptions (Dessert; prepare battle of the classes)
• Game Show Night
• Faculty & Administrator Reception 

Time

Activity

Space/Location

7:30 am to 8:45 am

Breakfast

• All Bonner Service participants will depart.

Siena College Serra Hall

8:30 am to

9:45 am

9:00 am to 9:45 am

All Group Morning Session.   A rousing start to the day may include:

• Introduction to the day’s theme
• Special presentations by Bonner partners, faculty, and students.

Student Union

Great Room

9:45 am to

10:00 am

Break to move to workshops.

Beverages & snacks available 

10:00 am to 11:30 am

Track Meetings.  Each of the tracks will meet including:

• Bonner Congress—featuring Key Bonner Partners
• Bonner Interns—Designing and Leading Trainings and Reflections, featuring Work on Purpose and Echoing Green as a resource
• Administrators & VISTA Track—Issue Education on Campus—Roger Bacon Key Auditorium
• Engaged Scholarship & Teaching Symposium—Lessons from the National Community Engagement Landscape

11:30 am to

11:45 am

Break 

Beverages & snacks available 

11:45 am to

1:00 pm

Lunch

• Students will have lunch at Serra Hall
• Administrators and Faculty will have lunch at New Hall, with presentations by Spelman and Stetson

1:15 pm to

2:30 pm

Elective Workshops Block 3 (Click for details including presenters and locations)

• Aceing AmeriCorps: It's Easier Than You Think
• ENGAGE Social Issues: e-Citizenship at a University
• Engage, Reflect, Change: Enhancing Service through Reflection
• Evolving Language of Service-learning and Civic Engagement 
• Focus Group: Work on Purpose   
• From Surviving to Thriving Part 1: What Keeps Us from Going Home?
• How to Establish a Women's Reentry Mentoring Program
• Immigration Detention & Community Based Alternatives 
• Integrating Public Policy CBR into Coursework: The PolicyOptions Model  
• It's All About Leadership and Rock n’ Roll
• Life-Mapping: Where You Are, Where You're Going
• Service Learning Syllabus Design 
• Starting After-School Programs    
• True Colors: Exploring Diverse Personal Styles 

2:30 pm to

2:45 pm

Beverages & snacks available

2:45 pm to

4:00 pm

Elective Workshops Block 4 (Click for details including presenters and locations)

• Building on the Legacy of Community Service: Challenges and Strategies
• Bridging the Gap Between Service and Academics 
• Bringing Bonners Together : Planning Regional Bonner Conferences (Midwest and South)
• Community Asset Mapping: Getting Started
• Crafting a Life of Meaning, Significance and Service through Bonner: The Discernment Process and Life Planning
• Faculty Step Back, Students Step Up: Students as Colleagues in the Classroom 
• From Surviving to Thriving Part 2: Going Home Without the Guilt
• O.P.E.R.A.: A First-letter Mnemonic Rubric for Designing Service-learning Courses 
• Planning Your Next Big Event
• Preparing Students to Be Global Citizens 
• The Bonner Global Village
• Think 2040 Phase 2: Education and College Access (targeted for Bonner Congress) 
• Venturing into the Fray: Digging through Community-based Research of Local Political Issues 

Elective Workshops Block 5 (Click for details including presenters and locations)

• A Perfect Storm 
• Civil Rights Study Tour 
• Cooking Up Opportunities: The Impact of Solar Cookers in a Tanzanian Village 
• Identity & Travel: Cross-Cultural Diversity Appreciation
• International Partnerships Strategy Session 
• Keep Your Eyes on the Prize: Strategic Planning and Strategic Living in Our Institutions  
• Managing Up ... A Strategy to Motivate Results
• Sharing the Love: Integrating Bonner Student Service Leadership into a Student Service Corps on Your Campus
• The Campus Leaders Roundtable: A Strategy for Engaging Marginalized Students 
• The Community as a Classroom: Partnering with Faculty 
• Think 2040 Phase 2: Community Development and Poverty (targeted for Bonner Congress)  
• Understanding the Intricacies of Race & Racism in Service 

Block Party (outdoor games, music, frisbee, fun)

6:00 pm to 7:15 pm

Dinner with BBQ

Serra Hall

7:30 pm to 9:00 pm

All Group Big Night! Bonner Video Project Night and Talent Show.

Siena Student Union

9:00 pm to 12:00 am

Dance Party!

MAAC Gym

Time

Activity

Space/Location

7:30 am to 8:45 am

Breakfast

• All Bonner Service participants will return.

Serra Hall

9:00 am to 10:15 am

Final Track Meetings: 

• Bonner Congress—Making It Happen: Regional Organizing
• Bonner Interns—Juggling the Many Hats You Wear
• Administrators & VISTA Track—Bonner Business
• All Bonner Service—teams return and pull together presentations.

10:15 am to 10:30 am

Break to move to workshops.

Beverages & snacks available 

10:30 am to 11:45 am

All Group Closing Session

• Featuring presentations by All Bonner Service and tracks

Siena Student Union Great Room