Bemidji State University’s Samantha Jones, assistant professor of geography, presented her research on academic residencies at the Clute International Academic Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada on Oct. 13-16.
Jones’ presentation, “Doctoral Cohort Engagement through Strategic Onboarding: Student Perspectives on the Academic Residency Experience,” was part of her doctorate program at Winona State University (WSU). She presented with Kara De La Fosse, another student in the WSU program. The conference featured international presenters from 18 countries.
About the Clute Institute
The Clute Institute was founded in 1985 and has since published over 9,000 high-quality academic journal manuscripts in their 19 academic journals and sponsor excellent academic conferences. In 2017, Forbes stated 72 of the top 100 U.S. colleges have been represented at Clute Conferences or in Clute Publications.
Contact
- Samantha Jones, assistant professor of geography; (218) 755-3946, samantha.jones@bemidjistate.edu
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