Wednesday Highlights
ASC Cinematography Super Session
Now in its 7th year, the ASC’s annual Cinematography Super Session will explore the opportunities of film making with today’s hottest technology. Last year, in an intimate setting, we introduced you to Dean Cundey, ASC, cinematographer of such works as Jurassic Park, Halloween, and the Back to the Future trilogy. BEA2015’s session is sure not to disappoint.
Career Day
Each year we partner with the NAB Education Foundation (NABEF) to host the spring NAB Show Career Fair. Don’t miss the largest career fair in the broadcast industry! Our goal is to match high-quality candidates to potential employers from major broadcasting companies such as CBS News, Cumulus Media, CNN/Turner Broadcasting, NBC, Star Radio Group, ESPN, Beasley Broadcasting, and more. Those that should attend are experienced professionals looking to advance their broadcasting career, college students, entry-level job seekers interested in a career in the broadcast industry, or faculty looking to make connections for their students. In addition to a variety of media recruiters, Career Day inclues a series of informative sessions and one-on-one career coaching
NAB Show Floor Tours
Through our partnerships with SVG and the ASC, once again we are adding additional convention related benefits to attendees staying through Wednesday. On Wednesday afternoon we are producing an experience that only BEA can offer, industry led exclusive tours of the NAB Show floor. Each tour will be limited in size. Check back for more information as we approach the convention. Below is the tentative group of tours:
- Cameras/Lenses/Equipment – ASC: Led by last year by Steven Lightfoot, ASC (Head of the Cinematography department at AFI and former ASC president)
- Sports – Sports Video Group
- Post-Production – TBD
- Management & Systems – TBD
BEA Assessment Boot Camp: Soup to Nuts
Wednesday (8:30-Noon), April 15, 2015
Description
Audience: The workshop is geared to faculty and administrators who are interested in learning about, discussing, and developing plans for both course and programmatic assessment. The “Assessment Doctors” session will allow participants to meet with individual faculty/administrators to network and ask specific, course or program-specific questions.
Cost: $35 to cover breakfast and flash drives.
Schedule
| 8:30-9:00 | Breakfast | |
9:00-9:05
9:05-9:15
Welcome and Introduction
Getting Started
William Covington, Jr., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
William G. Christ, Trinity University
9:15-10:00
Classroom Assessment Using Embedded “Authentic”
Assessment
Using RubricsStacey O. Irwin, Millersville University of Pennsylvania
John R. Turner, Towson University Using Group ProjectsSamuel H. Edsall, Western Illinois University
10:00-10:10
10:10-11:00
BREAK
Programmatic Assessment Using Indirect Measures
Using Direct Measures
Beyond student-learning
outcomesMarie Hardin, Pennsylvania State University
Glenda Cantrell Williams, University of Alabama
Don Grady, Elon University11:00-11:10
11:10-11:50BREAK
Assessment Doctors
Classroom Assessment
Programmatic Assessment
Chandra Clark, University of Alabama (tentative)
Ginger Loggins, Appalachian St. University (C)
Barth Cox, Fort Lewis College (C)
Stacey O. Irwin, Millersville University of Pennsylvania
John R. Turner, Towson University
Samuel H. Edsall, Western Illinois University
Mary C. Schaffer, CSU-Northridge (P)
Judy Oskam, Texas State Univeristy
Marie Hardin, Pennsylvania State University
Glenda Cantrell Williams, University of Alabama
Don Grady, Elon University11:50-NoonFinal questions, wrap-up and what’s next?William Covington, Jr., Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
William G. Christ, Trinity University
