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HONORS CONFERENCE (formerly Honors Day) 2009 | Tech Support
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Jennifer Smith:
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Psychology and Sociology
Gordon McNeer:
Modern Languages
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Brooks Lansing:
Political Science
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Kim Melton
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Kellie Whelan-Kim:
Teacher Education
Laurie Jossey:
Health and Physical Education
Science & Health Professions
Brenda Smith:
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Biology
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Math and Computer Science
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The Great Debate
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Amy Childers-Mansfield
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Jon Miner
Maria Albo Carabelli
Carl Cavalli
Conference Co-ordinator
 John Holliday
(edited by Carl Cavalli -- ccavalli@ngcsu.edu -- as of April 9, 2007)
Information from the Department of Information and Instructional Technology (IIT) to student presenters on Honors Day technical support:
  • Eric Nelken will be the IIT Coordinator for Honors Day. He can be reached via email eanelken@ngcsu.edu or phone 706-864-1844.
  • "Rehearsal" (loading and/or testing presentations): TBA
  • The student technicians will not be mouse clickers, they will not load your presentations and/or prepare them for the students; but they will assist their presentation.
  • IIT can't promise compatibility if a presenter brings their own laptop/notebook and we would prefer that the presenters NOT DO THIS without prior planning. Contact Eric Nelken via email eanelken@ngcsu.edu or phone 1844 as soon as possible with these requests.
  • Please understand that IIT can only guarantee to have equipment available and that the equipment is functioning. IIT DOES NOT promise any presentations will run flawlessly.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact Eric Nelken. We want this to be a pleasant experience for the student and want to support them in any way possible.
Last modified by Carl Cavalli (ccavalli@ngcsu.edu) on April 1, 2009
April 1, 2009