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overview of faculty development programs > GRASP
Gaining Retention & Achievement for Students Program (GRASP)
 
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      Program Objectives & Summary l Analysis of Data l Results  l  What Participants Say | Publications | Dona Ana Community College

 
      McShannon, J. & Hynes, P. (2005). Student achievement and retention: Can professional development programs help faculty GRASP it? Journal of Faculty Development, 20(2), 87-93.

J. McShannon, P. Hynes, N. Nirmalakhandan, & G. Venkataramana, C. Ricketts, A. Ulery, R. Steiner. (2006). Gaining Retention & Achievement for Students Program (GRASP): A Faculty Development Program. Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice.

Nirmalakhandan, N., Ricketts, C., McShannon, J., and Barrett, S. (2006). Teaching Tools to Promote Active Learning: A Case Study. Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice.

 
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