CHAS Reps Meeting
June 22, 2007
Intercontinental Harbor Court Hotel
550 Light Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
CHAS REPRESENTATIVES BI-ANNUAL MEETING
INTERCONTINENTAL HARBOR HOTEL
BALTIMORE, MD
Westminster Room
June 22, 2007
9:00A.M.—3:00 P.M.
AGENDA
8:30 A.M.
Breakfast
Guilford Room (adjacent to the Westminster Room)
9:00 A.M.
Welcome
Westminster Room
9:15-10:15 A.M.
Presentation on Stereotype Threat
Steve Stroessner
Professor and
Chair of the Psychology Department
Barnard College
Awardee of CHAS Faculty Award for
Promoting Excellence
10:15-11:15 A.M. CAMPUS UPDATES
11:15-12:00 P.M. REPORT FROM FACULTY
GRANT GROUP
REPORT ON PRE HEALTH CONFERENCE
(6/08/07)
DISCUSSION OF FUTURE MEETINGS:
Black
and Latino Males Conference on November 9-11,2007
at Swarthmore
College
Promoting a Diverse Social & Cultural
Life Meeting
in Nov. ’07 TBD
12:00-1:00
P.M. Lunch
w/speaker Peter Schmidt
Peter Schmidt is deputy
editor of The Chronicle of Higher Education.
He has written numerous articles on affirmative action and other issues
related to diversity. Most recently he has published a stimulating piece
in the Chronicle entitled What Color is an A? in which he includes a
description of CHAS as part of this narrative that explores the issue of
"closing the minority-achievement gap."
1:15-2:15 P.M. BEST PRACTICES DISCUSSION
Responding to Acts of Intolerance on Our Campuses:
A Comprehensive Report
Presented by Holly Sateia, Dean of Student Life & Senior Associate
Dean of the College at Dartmouth
2:15- 3:00
P.M. Future Direction for CHAS (post Nellie Mae)
Membership committee will report
3:00 P.M. CLOSING
(Any additions or changes to the agenda will be made as they become available)
REGISTRATION:
If you plan to attend the June 22nd, 2007 CHAS Reps Meeting
(or if you have any questions)
please email Patti Maisch at CHAS
patricia.maisch@trincoll.edu
with your name, title and institution before
June 1st.
LODGING:
A block of courtyard rooms are being made available
to CHAS attendees
at the Intercontinental Harbor Court Hotel
http://www.harborcourt.com/ until
JUNE 14, 2007
at the rate of $259.00 for the evening of June 21st.
Reservations can be made by calling 1-410-234-0550.
Please be sure to mention that you are with the CHAS Reps Meeting
More information to follow as it becomes available
DIRECTIONS and TRAVEL INFO:
Hotel Access:
Airport
InterContinental Harbor Court Baltimore is 12 miles from the Baltimore
Washington International Airport (BWI)
A taxi ride is approximately $19.
Train
InterContinental Harbor Court Baltimore is 20 blocks from Penn Station which
offers Amtrak service
from most US cities. A taxi ride is approximately $10.
DRIVING:
From New York/Philadelphia
Take 95 South to the Fort McHenry Tunnel. After exiting the tunnel, take 395
(Exit 53)
following signs reading: DOWNTOWN BALTIMORE - INNER HARBOR.
As you exit 395, you will make a right turn onto Conway Street and follow it to
the end.
Turn right onto Light Street and go 1.5 blocks to the InterContinental Harbor
Court Baltimore.
Make a right into our Courtyard.
From Washington
Take 95 North to 395 (Exit 53) and follow signs reading:
DOWNTOWN BALTIMORE - INNER HARBOR.
As you come off 395, you will make a right turn onto
Conway Street and follow it to the end. Turn right onto
Light Street and go 1.5 blocks to the InterContinental Harbor Court Baltimore.
Make a right into our Courtyard.
From BWI Airport
Take 295, Baltimore-Washington Parkway, north to BALTIMORE INNER HARBOR.
Make a right onto Pratt Street. Proceed approximately 4 blocks to Light Street.
Turn right onto Light Street and go 2.5 blocks to the InterContinental Harbor
Court Baltimore.
Make a right into our Courtyard.
Valet & Self Parking Available
Valet Parking is available by entering the Hotel Courtyard off Light Street
and costs $29 daily per car plus tax. Self parking is $21 daily per car plus
tax,
and is available by making a right turn at the first light past the hotel onto
Lee Street,
then turning right into the garage.