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1. How Service-Learning Experiences Promote the University's Strategic Mission

Author

Sockman, Beth Rajan, Carducci, Olivia M., Clossey, Laurene, Batson-Magnuson, LuAnn, White, Gene, Wehmeyer, Adrian, Wells, Holly, and Rauch, Grant

Abstract

Instructors from five disciplines implemented content-specific service projects and determined students' perceptions of their experience. An action research framework was used to examine the experiences and to analyze data in customizable pre- and post-service-learning surveys. Although the students' experiences differed greatly, results showed that undergraduate and graduate students had remarkably consistent positive perceptions that aligned closely with the university's mission. Unique to this study, qualitative data revealed that students had a newfound understanding of their specific discipline's value as it related to the community. The study showed the inherent importance of service-learning experiences across content areas.

Published
2018

2. Integrating Developmental Academic Advising into College Mental Health Counseling Services: A Phenomenological Study

Author

Rauch, Sharon

Abstract

The purpose of this phenomenological study was to a) understand the role of campus counselors who serve as both academic advisors and mental health professionals in a counseling center that intentionally combines advising and counseling and b) how combining counseling and advising affects academic success of students with mental health issues. This study focused on the lived perceptions and experiences of six mental health professionals employed at a community college in Pennsylvania. The findings from this study produced three themes. The first theme, "Integrating Academic Advising into Mental Health Counseling Enhances Overall Treatment Approaches of Students Who Have Mental Health Concerns", described how creating academic plans and goals establishes a trusting relationship and empowers students to develop interpersonal skills. The second theme, "Integrating Academic Advising into Mental Health Counseling Is Advantageous Because Mental Health Issues Affect Academic Performance", identified the most common mental health and academic challenges. The third theme, "Incorporating Academic Advising into Mental Health Counseling is Advantageous for Addressing Academic and Emotional Concerns by Implementing Short-term Solutions-Focused Treatment During Academic Terms" revealed how their holistic treatment approach addressed immediate concerns and set clear, attainable short and long-term goals. This study establishes the need for campus mental health professionals to identify symptoms of both personal and academic stressors how academic advising can be included in their treatment options to help them achieve academic success. [The dissertation citations contained here are published with the permission of ProQuest LLC. Further reproduction is prohibited without permission. Copies of dissertations may be obtained by Telephone (800) 1-800-521-0600. Web page: http://www.proquest.com/en-US/products/dissertations/individuals.shtml.]

Published
2018

3. Entrepreneurial Literacy and the Second Language Curriculum

Author

Rauch, Karen L. and Slack, Dawn

Abstract

In this article, we outline ways that language pedagogy intersects with best practices in entrepreneurial education. By highlighting two courses, one in translation studies for a polyglot audience and another in entrepreneurship for Spanish-speaking students, we show how to infuse basic business principles into language curricula. Course objectives, tasks that help students meet those objectives, and assessment tools are detailed as well. We conclude by asserting that the skills gained through these additions to the curriculum will lead to student success in and beyond the classroom.

Published
2016
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4. Aktualität im Vergangen: Eine Lektüre von The Fate of Art nach 25 Jahren: Jay M. Bernstein:The Fate of Art: Aesthetic Alienation from Kant to Derrida and Adorno. University Park: Pennsylvania State UP, 1992. 224 pp.

Author

Rauch, Malte Fabian

Subjects
AESTHETICS, PARKS, PRAXIS (Process), ART theory, EUROPEAN art, AMERICAN art
Abstract

"The Fate of Art: Aesthetic Alienation from Kant to Derrida and Adorno" by Jay M. Bernstein is a book that explores the relationship between art and philosophy after Kant. The book argues that art becomes autonomous when it loses its connection to truth and goodness. Bernstein examines the works of philosophers such as Heidegger, Adorno, and Derrida, who view art as a critical perspective on modernity. While the book has been influential in the Anglophone reception of deconstructive and Adorno's aesthetics, it has not received much attention in the German-speaking world. Overall, "The Fate of Art" offers insightful interpretations of key philosophers and their perspectives on art in modernity. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2017
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5. CHARTER SCHOOLS: A NEW HOPE FOR AMERICA'S LATINOS.

Author

Rauch, Jonathan

Subjects
*CHARTER schools, *EDUCATION of Hispanic Americans, NUEVA Esperanza Academy (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Abstract

Focuses on the Nueva Esperanza Academy, a charter school that serves the Latino community in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Response of the students; Plans of the National Council of La Raza (NLRC); Background on Anthony Colon of the Center for Community Educational Experience of the NLRC; Description of charter schools.

Published
2001

6. Finally, An End To Philly Labor Woes?

Author

Rauch, Maggie

Subjects
COLLECTIVE labor agreements, LABOR movement, CONVENTION facilities, HOSPITALITY industry
Abstract

Reports on the labor agreement between the management and labor unions of Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia on July 16, 2003. Reason for the cancellation of meetings at the center; Terms of the agreement; Factors which deterred the release of funds for the expansion of the convention center.

Published
2003

7. Philly Plagued By Controversy, Group Bailouts.

Author

Rauch, Maggie

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

Reports on the cancellation of major conventions to the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia. Reasons for the cancellations; Political disputes which distract the center's board; Details of the planned convention center expansion.

Published
2003

8. Carpenters' Song Drowns Out Deal In Philly.

Author

Rauch, Maggie

Subjects
CONVENTION facilities, CARPENTERS
Abstract

Discusses issues surrounding the implementation of the recommendations of a consultant's study aimed at improving exhibitor satisfaction at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Refusal of the local carpenters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to sign an agreement that would change how labor operates at the center; Statement from Center chairman Bernard Watson.

Published
2002

9. Philly Convention Industry Rallies Around Report That Slams Center.

Author

Rauch, Maggie

Subjects
CONVENTION facilities, CONFERENCE rooms
Abstract

Reports on the endorsement of the report stating that the labor situation at the Pennsylvania Convention Center might be worst in the United States. Key players in the convention industry in Philadelphia that have endorsed the report; Recommendations of the report.

Published
2002

10. Betting on Rewards.

Author

Rauch, Maggie and Casison-Tansiri, Jeannie

Subjects
EMPLOYEE motivation, LOTTERY tickets, LABOR incentives, PROCEEDS, BUSINESS enterprises
Abstract

Reports on the launch of the Golden Opportunities Employee Rewards Program by the state of Pennsylvania which encourages companies to use lottery tickets in their programs. Purpose of the proceeds from the Golden Opportunities program; Participants of the program; Complexities of using lottery tickets as incentives.

Published
2004

11. Yet Another Wrench Thrown Into Pennsylvania Center's Overhaul.

Author

Rauch, Maggie

Subjects
LEGAL judgments, APPELLATE procedure, CORPORATE directors, CONVENTION facilities, ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.
Abstract

Reports on the ruling of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court stating that the governing board of the Pennsylvania Convention Center was formed under an unconstitutional law on November 7, 2003. Reason for the decision of the Supreme Court; Issues addressed by the state law that changed the makeup of the board; Impact of the decision on the board.

Published
2003

12. Golf Courses Back Under Hershey Aegis.

Author

Rauch, Maggie

Subjects
GOLF courses
Abstract

Provides information on the addition of golf courses at the Hershey Golf Club owned by Hershey Entertainment and Resorts Company in Pennsylvania. Significance of the golf courses; Statement issued by Gene Meoni, general manager of the club.

Published
2002

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