Season's Greetings

FSU ISLT Alumni Get-Together - Dec 5, Tallahassee

As an alumnus or current grad student of Instructional Systems and Learning Technologies (ISLT) program at FSU, you are invited to the 2nd get-together in Tallahassee! See below announcement from Alumni Relation Committee. We hope you join us!

Tallahassee ISLT Alumni Get-Together

• When: Friday December 5, 2014, 5:30 PM
• Where: BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse (1749 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, FL32301)
• RSVP by email to Anchalee Ngampornchai (anchalee23@yahoo.com) by Monday, Nov 24th

We are FSU! #FSUnited

We recognized the strength of unity in the Florida State University community after the library incident. Last Thursday, FSU students, faculty, alumni, and staff gathered around the Integration Statue on the FSU main campus and united with candles held. The event concluded with the FSU Marching Chiefs playing the "Hymn to the Garnet and Gold." FSU students, faculty, alumni, and staff sang together for the victims.

http://fsuednews.com/2014/11/21/florida-state-regains-unconquered-spirit-after-recent-tragedy/

Positive thoughts and best wishes were reached out to everyone there. And it was certainly extended to all those affected by the incident. We kept extending the sentiments to everyone through diverse FSU communication tools. We felt again we always have a family that supports us here, at Florida State.  We are returning to our routines with the strong strength of FSU unity. 

The Counseling Center at the Askew Student Life Building provides counseling and further supports for FSU students, faculty, and staff affected by the events.Should anyone need such services, please contact the center (850-644-2003).

Congratulations! Dr. Darabi to Play a Major Instructional Design Role in a Multi-Million Dollar Project

Congratulations! Dr. Aubteen Darabi to Play a Major Instructional Design Role in a Multi-Million Dollar Project Aimed at Realigning Philippine’s Universities’ Engineering Curricula with the Needs of Industry and Business 

Research Triangle International was the recipient of a $32 million grant from the US Agency for International Development aimed at Science, Technology, Research, and Innovation Development (STRIDE). Among the collaborating universities for securing this grant, the FSU’s Learning System Institutes (LSI) received $1.4 million of funding to improve the Philippines’ workforce development initiatives and realign their universities’ engineering curricula to be more responsive to the industry needs.

As the Co-PI of this project Dr. Darabi is leading the project’s instructional design efforts, the results of which will feed into the establishment of a Professional Science Master’s Degree. Dr. Jeff Milligan of LSI, the PI of the project, and other faculty from FSU are leading the workforce development efforts and establishment of career centers across Philippines.

This fall Dr. Darabi visited four of the major universities in manila and introduced the engineering deans, chairs, and teaching faculty to the concepts and principles of Human Performance Technology (HPT) and the Instructional Systems and presented a framework for this initiative. Three of the universities agreed to participate in the project: De La Salle University, Technological Institute of the Philippines, and Ateneo de Manila University.

Between now and his next visit in March of 2016, Dr. Darabi will be working with the faculty and administrators of the participating universities to identify and analyze programs’ courses, competencies, learning and performance objectives, instructional strategies and sequence of the course content as currently offered. In March 2015, Darabi will revisit the programs and conducts several workshops leading the teaching faculty and the industry experts to review the results of this analysis for identified programs. In these workshops, considering the desired marketable qualifications of programs’ graduates, the faculty/industry teams will revise the curricula according to requirements of the job market and industry needs.

An evaluation and assessment workshop has been tentatively scheduled for August of 2015 to assess the universities implementation of the revised curricula and its progress.

FSU ISLT at the 2014 AECT International Convention

Last week, AECT hosted its annual convention at Jacksonville, FL. This year, we had over 30 faculty, staff, and student presenters in the 5-day program with concurrent research presentations, poster and roundtable presentations, the PacifiCorp competition, and so on. Here are some photos of us!

• Concurrent research presentations, poster and roundtable presentations

See the whole list of ISLT friends' presentations at http://isfsu.blogspot.com/2014/07/is-presentations-at-aect-annual.html

• Featured Research

Congratulations! Shuang Hao, Mengyao Cui, and Dr. Vanessa Dennen's research was selected as one of the featured research.

(Titled, "Analysis of mobile learning as an innovation in higher education - A comparative study of three countries," Shuang Hao, Mengyao Cui, and Vanessa Dennen, Florida State University; Yalin Kilic Turel, Firat University; and Li Mei, Hebei Finance University)

• Breakfast with Champions

With Dr. Marcy P. Driscoll, Dr. James Klein, and Dr. Robert Reiser.
This event brought the top professionals in the field together to interact with the attendees at an AECT-sponsored breakfast. We all enjoyed the conversations at the tables.  

• PacifiCorp Competition

Congratulations! Two ISLT PhD students, Alison Moore and Jiyae Bong, won the PacifiCorp Design and Development Award.

• Panel Discussion: D&D - The future of instructional design programs

With Dr. M. David Merrill and Dr. Vanessa Dennen.
The panel discussion discussed the idea of instructional design and technology program reform.

• Presidential Session - Federal Grant Opportunities for Educational Technology Research

Dr. Robert Reiser and Dr. Fengfeng Ke were invited to the presidential session and talked about federal grant opportunities for educational technology with Alison Moore, Terra Bradley, Weinan Zhao.

• NSF/AECT Early Career Symposium

Dr. Ke was invited to the symposium for the career mentoring and networking.

• GSA-Showcase for Emerging Tech Tools

Fabrizio Fornara shared his knowledge and experience on how the latest tools are being used or novel ways of using old tools with the hope of generating research ideas.

• Panel Discussion: ICEM-Learning Analytics. What is that? Why should  I care?

Lubin Wang presented at this panel discussion and share her knowledge on Learning Analytics.

• University Reception

FSU Students win the Pacifcorp Competition Again!

Two ISLT PhD students, Alison Moore and Jiyae Bong, won the Pacificorp Design and Development Award at the 2014 AECT Conference.

Congratulations, Alison and Jiyae, on a job well done! We're very proud of you!

We had a fun Halloween Costume Party last Saturday!

ISSA-Sponsored Halloween Costume Party was held last Saturday. We had ourselves a time eating, chatting, and doing fun activities. Check out some of the great photos!

2014 TORCH alumni magazine published

The TORCH 2014 College of Education alumni magazine has been published! Here is the link to the magazine online. Hope you enjoy reading our stories!

2014 ISLT Halloween Costume Party

ISSA-sponsored Halloween Costume Party will be held on Saturday, October 25th at 7:30 PM. Please join us for some ghoulish games, freaky fun and costume competition. Wear your favorite costume and compete with others to win the ISSA 2014 Halloween Costume Award!

Here is the details.

• When: Saturday, October 25th at 7:30 pm
• Where: 2132 Oxford Rd. Tallahassee, FL 32304
• Who: ISLT faculty, students, their family and friends.
• Wear your favorite costume!
• Bring any food that you want to share.
• Rides: If you need a ride or if you're willing to give people rides, please email Wei (wq09@my.fsu.edu).

Congratulations! Dr. Dennen receive 2013-2014 Distance Learning Awards

Congratulations to Dr. Vanessa Dennen who has received two Distance Learning Awards:

• Excellence in Online Teaching 
• Innovative and Effective Use of Technology

The Distance Learning Award for Excellence in Online Teaching acknowledges recent online courses that display online teaching strategies that engage students as learning partners. After reviewing Dennen's teaching evaluations, support materials, and online course site for EME 6635 - MOOCs and Open Learning (spring, 2014), a committee of FSU faculty members chose Dennen as a recipient of the 2013-2014 award.

“The Distance Learning Award for Innovative and Effective Use of Technology recognizes recently implemented technology with a positive impact on student learning and motivation and which facilitates instructional delivery, is easily disseminated, and provides a reasonable return on investment,” said Rudasill. Dennen’s work in the course, EME 6635 – MOOCs and Open Learning, led the committee of FSU faculty to select her as an award recipient.

Dennen’s awards will be presented at the 2014 Distance Learning Awards on Friday, November 14, 2014.

From FSU EdNews, http://fsuednews.com/2014/10/15/two-faculty-members-receive-2013-2014-distance-learning-awards/

Last Sunday, we had a fun ISLT picnic!

ISSA-Sponsored Fall picnic was held at FSU Reservation last Sunday. We had ourselves a time eating delicious food, chatting, and doing fun activities. Check out some of the great photos!

2014 ISLT Newsletter Just Released!

2014 ISLT Newsletter's just published! Hope you enjoy reading our stories!

Highlights of What's Inside

• IS Alumni Council 
• Faculty Accomplishments
• Student Accomplishments
• ISLT Awards
• Alumni Accomplishments 
• ISD@40 Highlights
• We're Forty!
• ISSA President's Column

Here is the Newsletter Link.

Fall 2014 Picnic

Our ISSA-sponsored Fall picnic will be held on Sunday, October 12th from 12:30 - 3:30 PM at FSU Reservation. The picnic is pot luck, so bring your favorite dish to share. The picnic is always fun! You won't want to miss it!

Here is the details.

• When: Sunday, October 12 from 12:30 - 3:30 pm
• Where: FSU Researvation (3226 Flastacowo Rd, Tallahassee, FL32310)
• Who: You +family or guests. Local online students and alumni welcome.
• Bring: This is a potluck. So please bring your favorite dish to share. 
• Rides: If you need a ride or if you're willing to give people rides, please email Wei (wq09@my.fsu.edu). 

2014 Dean's Symposium on Entrepreneurship in Education

The Dean's Symposium is annual event that brings together educational researchers and scholars, state policy-makers, school administrators, teachers and teacher educators, agency officials, and Florida State faculty and students to discuss educational issues of critical importance to our state and the nation. 

This year’s 8th annual Dean’s Symposium will focus on Entrepreneurship in Education.

FSU Turnbull Center, Room 208

September 29, Monday, 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

Lunch provided - please RSVP here

Speakers for the symposium include:

• Micah Widen, CEO and Co-Founder of Domi Station (http://www.domistation.com), a local business incubator and investor in entrepreneurs
• Tom Vander Ark (keynote speaker), CEO of Getting Smart (http://gettingsmart.com), an education advocacy firm 

 Vander Ark has authored a number of books, including Teaching with Fire: Poetry that Sustains the Courage to Teach and, the most recent, Smart Cities That Work for Everyone: 7 Keys to Education & Employment

Session information - Leading the Learning Revolution

New tools are powering new learning models that have the potential to boost achievement domestically and expand access to tertiary education internationally. Developing an innovation mindset--in students and teachers--is becoming increasingly important. Developing learning environments that are blended, personalized, and competency-based requires leadership. Tom will discuss the importance of new tools and schools and opportunities for innovation in educator preparation.

A panel of entrepreneurs moderated by Dr. Val Shute:

• Cathy Tencza (Tencza Designs, Atlanta, GA and COE alum)
• Pam Phelps (Creative Preschools, Tallahassee)
• Laurence Hewick (President of Hewick Research, Inc. and COE distinguished alum)
• Douglass Tatum (Entrepreneur-in-Residence, College of Business)
• Jim Dever (Entrepreneur-in-Residence, College of Business)
• Bruce Manciagli (Social Entrepreneur-in-Residence, College of Social Sciences and Public Policy) 
• Barbara "Bobbi" Kurshan, Executive Director of Academic Innovation, University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education
• Daniel Dispenziere, Director, FSU Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

See more details about the COE Week 2014 events including this Dean's Symposium

at http://www.coe.fsu.edu/coeweek

College of Education Week 2014

The 2014 College of Education Week will be September 29 - October 4, 2014. This event, held in conjunction with FSU Parents' Weekend, includes a week of symposia, presentations and events celebrating COE students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends.

Below is the general schedule and some featured events of the COE week:

Monday, September 29

<The Dean's Symposium>

• FSU Turnbull Center, Room 208
• 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
• Lunch provided - please RSVP here

Wednesday, October 1

<All-College Ice Cream Social>

• College of Education Courtyard (Stone Building)
• E-mail Jennie Harrison for more information

Thursday, October 2

<Psychological Counseling Services Reception>

• Stone Building Atrium 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
• Light hors d'oeuvres and beverage will be served.

<16th Annual Sport Management Conference>

• FSU Turnbull Conference Center, 12:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Friday, October 3

<The COE Distinguished Alumni Awards Banquet>

• FSU Alumni Center Ballroom and Courtyard
• 6:00 - 7:00 PM: Cocktails
• 7:00 - 9:00 PM : Dinner and awards
• E-mail Jennifer Ramos for more information

<Harold F. Cottingham Colloquium>

• FSU Alumni Center
• 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM

<16th Annual Sport Management Conference (Continued)>

• FSU Turnbull Conference Center
• 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

 Saturday, October 4

<Student/Donor Scholarship Recognition Event>

• RSVP here
• Begins 4 hours prior to kick-off
• North Side Tiered Courtyard of the College of Education Stone Building
• E-mail Jennie Harrison for more information

<COE Pre-Game Tailgate>

• RSVP here
• Begins 3 hours prior to kick-off
• College of Education Courtyard

<FSU vs Wake Forest>

• Doak Campbell Stadium
• Time TBA

Please follow this link to learn more about these exciting events!

Join also the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/538372669625229/

Call for Participants: Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition

The Three Minute Thesis (3MT) is a research communication competition developed by The University of Queensland, Australia.The exercise develops academic,presentation,and research communication skills and supports the development of students' capacities to effectively explain their research in language appropriate to an intelligent but non-specialist audience.

Doctoral students have three minutes to present a compelling operation on their dissertation topic and its significance. 3MT forces students to consolidate their ideas and crystalize their research discoveries.

Eligibility

Currently enrolled doctoral students at Florida State University

Dates

• Application due: September 26, 2014, at 5:00 pm
• Preliminary rounds: The week of October 17 - 23, 2014
• "Preparing for the 2014 3MT Finals" workshops: November 12th and 14th at 3:00 pm.
• Florida State University's 3MT finals: November 18, 2014, at 6:00 pm., College of Medicine Auditorium.

Prizes

• Winner: $500
• Runner-up: $350
• People's Choice: $250

To find out more information, please follow this link.

Call for Participants: 2014 Early Career Symposium

AECT's Research and Theory Division announced the call for participants for the 2014 Early Career Symposium sponsored by the National Science Foundation: Cyberlearning and Future Learning Technologies. The symposium will engage participants in a day and a half of focused career mentoring and networking. It will also reimburse each participant with $200 for transportation, 2 nights at the convention hotel, and convention registration fee.

• When: November 4 (full day) and November 5 (half day), 2014
• Where: At the annual AECT International Convention (the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront in Jacksonville, Florida)
• Application Deadline: September 20th, 2014

The intended outcomes

• Mentoring of doctoral student into the social/professional network as partners in ideation, prototyping, idea execution, and knowledge curation;
• Supporting early-career faculty and doctoral students in developing viable short- and long-term cyberlearning research agendas;
• Providing specific feedback and guidance to early-career faculty and doctoral students about their research agendas (e.g. how to build a research agenda, pursue funding, and maintain successful collaborations);
• Expanding and strengthening the cyberlearning community by creating a community of researchers committed to designing the next generation of learning technologies and increasing understanding of how people learn in technology rich-learning environments.

Eligibility

• Must be AECT members in good standing
• Must have not participated in a previous Early Career Symposia
• Must be current doctoral graduate students or faculty (within first five years of career) 
• Applicants will be selected based upon their strength of argument for participation. Additionally, the Review Panel seeks to accept a diverse group of scholars representing the entirety of the membership of AECT. 

Application

Doctoral Graduate Student applicants

• Cover letter discussing career goals, including description of dissertation and progress toward completion. Also, it should discuss how they are qualified for the Early Career Symposium and how it would benefit their careers (limit to a single page)
• Updated Curriculum Vita 
• Statement Supporting participation from dissertation advisor (limit to one paragraph)

Faculty applicants

• Cover letter providing a career statement as well as discussing why they would like to attend the Early Career Symposium, how they are qualified and how it would benefit their careers (limit to a single page)
• Updated Curriculum Vita

Please follow this link to learn more about this symposium!

Call for Presentations: E-LEARN

E-Learn -- World Conference on E-Learning is a conference organized by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) and co-sponsored by the International Journal on E-Learning.

This international conference serves as a multi-disciplinary forum for the exchange of information on research, development, and applications of all topics related to e-Learning in Higher Education, Corporate, Government, and Healthcare.

• Proposal Deadline: Extended - Due September 15, 2014
• Conference Dates: October 27-30, 2014
• Conference Venue: New Orleans, Louisiana
• For more information: http://www.aace.org/conf/elearn/

Logo Design Contest for our New Program Name

New partnership uses video games to teach physics / More FSU News - Florida State 24/7

Dr. Valerie Shute, along with her research team, has formed the new partnership with Carney Labs to design and develop a physics computer game that is MARi-enabled, and teaches students important science concepts and skills. Congratulations Dr. shute!

Read the complete story:

New partnership uses video games to teach physics / More FSU News - Florida State 24/7

IS Presentations at AECT Annual Conference 2014

Once again, AECT will host its annual convention at our neighborhood - Jacksonville, FL. This year, we have over 30 faculty,  staff, and student presenters listed in this 5-day program with featured concurrent research presentations, poster and roundtable presentations, and the ParcifiCorp competition. Below is a brief list. You can also search for more detail and find the full schedule for this convention at http://convention2.allacademic.com/one/aect/aect14/.

l  Are Students Ready for Mobile Learning? A Comparative Survey of American, Chinese, and Turkish Students

Vanessa Dennen (Florida State University), Shuang Hao (Florida State University), Yalin Kilic Turel (Firat University)

 

l  Behind CPALMS: Florida’s Resource for Teacher Designed and Expert Reviewed Standards-Based Lessons and Resources – Model Eliciting Activity (MEA) Development

Ronald L. Carr (Florida State University), Rabieh Razzouk (Florida State University), Melissa Dyehouse (Florida State University)

l  Design research for Non-Playable Characters (NPCs) in immersive Virtual-Reality based Learning Environment (VRLE)

Sungwoong Lee (Florida State University), Xinhao Xu (Florida State University), Fengfeng Ke (Florida State University)

l  Effects of Conflict Resolution Training on Intercultural Communicative Competence

James Trotta (Florida State University)

 

l  Effects of Game-Based Learning on Children’s Math Performance: A Meta-Analysis

Umit Tokac (Florida State University), Elena Novak (Western Kentucky University)

 

l  [Featured Research] - Analysis of Mobile Learning as an Innovation in Higher Education – A Comparative Study of Three Countries (INTL)

Shuang Hao (Florida State University), Mengyao Cui (Florida State University), Vanessa Dennen (Florida State University), Yalin Kilic Turel (Firat University), Li Mei (Hebei Finance University)

 

l  How Much Assistance Should Be Provided When Teaching Proportional Reasoning?

Yvonne Earnshaw (Florida State University)

 

l  Immersive Learning in a Kinect-Integrated Virtual Reality Environment

Fengfeng Ke (Florida State University), Sungwoong Lee (Florida State University), Xinhao Xu (Florida State University)

 

l  Kinect-based Training and Learning in a Virtual-Reality Setting – Enhanced Sense of Presence?

Xinhao Xu (Florida State University), Sungwoong Lee (Florida State University), Fengfeng Ke (Florida State University)

 

l  Live and Learn: Informal Learning among Instructional Design and Technology Students

Alison Moore (Florida State University), James Klein (Florida State University)

 

l  Mathematics Learning via Game-Based Architectural Design Practice

Fengfeng Ke (Florida State University), Valerie J. Shute(Florida State University), Kathy Clark(Florida State University), Gordon Erlebacher(Florida State University), Matthew Ventura(Florida State University)

l  Need Assessment of a Mobile Application for a Graduate Program

Taehyeong Lim (Florida State University), Zhongrui Yao(Florida State University), Vanessa Dennen(Florida State University)

l  PS - Federal Grant Opportunities for Educational Technology

Michael Hannafin (University of Georgia), Fengfeng Ke (Florida State University)

l  SRS-G: A Mobile Application Design Framework for Group Work

Jiyae Bong (Florida State University), Minho Joo (Florida State University), Vanessa Dennen (Florida State University)

l  The Effect of Collaborative Assessment Preparation with Immediate Feedback in an Adult ESL Classroom

Sabine Peters (Florida State University), James Klein (Florida State University)

 

l  The Effectiveness of the Learning Community System (LCS)

Francisca Marshall (Florida State University), Wenting (Kayla) Jiang (Florida State University)

l  The Future of Instructional Design Programs

M. David Merrill (Utah State University), Vanessa Dennen (Florida State University), Joel Gardner (Franklin University), Charles Morgan Reigeluth (Indiana University), Wilhelmina Savenye (Arizona State University)

l  The Influence of Cooperative Learning Strategy and Learners' Motivational Characteristics in a Chinese College Classroom

Jiyae Bong(Florida State University), Zhaihuan Dai(Florida State University), James Klein(Florida State University)

l  The MOOC-within-a-course: Designing a Professional Development MOOC as Part of a Graduate Level Course Experience

Vanessa Dennen (Florida State University), Jiyae Bong (Florida State University)

l  PacifiCorp Competition

Alison Moore (Florida State University), Jiyae Bong (Florida State University), Robert Reiser (Florida State University)

l  Poster: Identifying the Relationship among Students’ Creativity, Background and Experiences in Instructional Design and Technology

Wei Qiang (Florida State University)

l  Poster: The mediating Effects of Prior Knowledge on Collaboration and Performance on A Complex Problem-Solving Task

Jenay R Sermon (Florida State University), Aubteen Darabi (Florida State University), Rinki Suryavanshi (Florida State University)

l  Round Table: A Sequential Analysis of Gagne’s Nine Events of Instruction in Audio Podcasts with Viewer Ratings

Allan Jeong (Florida State University)

l  Round Table: Academic Integrity Confidential: Asian and American University Students’ Attitudes and Behaviors toward Plagiarism and Cheating

Jean-Marc Wise (Florida State University), Tami Im (Florida State University), Minseok Kang (KyungHee Cyber University); E Shen (Florida State University), Xiaoxiang Su (Human University)

l  Round Table: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of Interprofessional Education using Problem-Based Learning

Faiza AI-Jabri (Florida State University), James Klein (Florida State University)

l  Round Table: Effects of Academic Motivation and Students’ Role on Foreign Language Collaborative Writing

Wei Qiang (Florida State University)

l  Round Table: Student Motivation in a Computer-Supported Scaffolding Design

Shuang Hao (Florida State University), Vanessa Dennen (Florida State University)

Marvalene Hughes Research in Education Conference, 2014

Join us at the Marvalene Hughes Research conference today! It's held in our very own Stone building. Come and learn what our faculty members and students are researching right now, and get inspired! Our presenters also sharing their research at various national and international conferences.

Take a look at the programs from here.
For future participation and information, check out our CORE Events webpage.

Look forward to seeing you there!

Save the Date - FSU College of Education Week 2014

A week of symposia, presentations and events celebrating COE students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends.

• Monday, September 29 Dean's Symposium (FSU Turnbull Conference Center) 
• Wednesday, October 1 All-College Ice Cream Social (Stone Building) 
• Thursday, October 2 Psychological & Counseling Services Reception (Alumni Center) 
• Friday, October 3 Harold F. Cottingham Colloquium (Alumni Center)Distinguished Alumni Awards Ceremony (Alumni Center) 
• Saturday, October 4 Scholarship Awards Ceremony (Stone Building)College of Educartion Tailgate (Stone Building)  

More information will be coming soon!

Picture Stories: Happy 40th Birthday FSU-ISD!

A group photo of about 2/3 of the attendees at our ISD@FSU Professional Development and Networking Conference - as well as 40th anniversary birthday celebration. What a great time! So satisfying to see it all unfold after so much work! And having Sabin Peters be the photographer of the event - to produce such an outstanding archival record - was a central piece to this.– Suzanne Ebbers

 With Dr. Roger Kaufman. ISD conference. 10 minutes of talking with him was a great mind-opener for me and Maedeh AghaRazi. - SeyedAhmad Rahimi

 This is THE dream moment!!!I never thought that I can have a picture with both Dr. Dick and Dr. Carey, who created the great Dick and Carey Model.... – Wei Qiang

 Had a great time with my wonderful advisor, his wife, and friends at IS 40 years Conference. - Tami Im

This is an incredible program that I'm part of. The conference was amazing and I hope everyone appreciated how special it was to be with some of the founders of the ISD program: Dick, Carey & Carey, Kaufman, Keller, Reiser, Wager, along with our outstanding alumni who continue to mentor and help graduates get out into the workforce.  – Lea Ann Gate