App I Examples of ELCs (antioch-college.edu (pre-2011, via Internet Archive))

Archived from http://antioch-college.edu:80/Academics/plan/documents/App%20I%20Examples%20of%20ELCs.pdf via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (captured 2006-05-16). APPENDIX IHYPOTHETICAL EXAMPLES OFEXPERIENTIAL LEARNING COMMUNITIES1. Example of the Experiential Learning Community of the first year.“Economic Development, Social Progress, and NaturalEnvironment”Fall semesterThe ELC taught by an environmental biologist, (Sciences),literature faculty (Humanities), and an economist (SocialSciences)Enrollment 45Prerequisites: Open to First Year StudentsThe course …

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ExecSummary (antioch-college.edu (pre-2011, via Internet Archive))

Archived from http://antioch-college.edu:80/Academics/plan/documents/ExecSummary.pdf via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (captured 2006-05-16). Experiential Learning at Antioch College: A Strategy for RenewalBy the Antioch College Renewal CommissionOne year ago, the Antioch University Board of Trustees took the historic step ofconfronting head-on the challenges that Antioch College has faced for decades. To thatend, the Board appointed a Renewal…

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Final Report (antioch-college.edu (pre-2011, via Internet Archive))

Archived from http://antioch-college.edu:80/Academics/plan/documents/Final%20Report.pdf via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (captured 2006-05-16). EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING AT ANTIOCH COLLEGE:A STRATEGY FOR RENEWAL Antioch College Renewal CommissionFinal Report to the Board of TrusteesJune 2004If men and women of character and purpose come to see the significance of the presentsituation, they can make our small communities such live, interesting, adequate…

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Financial Highlights (antioch-college.edu (pre-2011, via Internet Archive))

Archived from http://antioch-college.edu:80/Academics/plan/documents/Financial%20Highlights.pdf via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (captured 2006-05-16). 1HighlightsActualBudgetProposedProjected>>>>>>>>>>>2 2002-032003-042004-052005-062006-073Enrollment4First-Year Students (Fall)1901821821701705Transfer Students495249464667Total Degree Students5445275274844578Non-Degree Students (AEA)33303840439Total Students5775575655254991011Retention12First Year Retention70%65%56%56%64%13Second Year Retention79%75%72%72%72%1415Retention for First Two Years55%49%…

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App J Community (antioch-college.edu (pre-2011, via Internet Archive))

Archived from http://antioch-college.edu:80/Academics/plan/documents/App%20J%20Community.pdf via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (captured 2006-05-16). APPENDIX JANTIOCH RENEWAL COMMISSIONCOMMUNITY:GOVERNANCE, ACCOUNTABILITY AND CULTURE From the Renewal Commission Charge:How can we best facilitate effective leadership at all levels (administration,faculty, students) and a campus climate where the educational missionthrives?*Governance*Accountability*CultureAntioch’s first president, educational and social pioneer Horace Mann, offeredthese parting…

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App K External Experts Bios (antioch-college.edu (pre-2011, via Internet Archive))

Archived from http://antioch-college.edu:80/Academics/plan/documents/App%20K%20External%20Experts%20Bios.pdf via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (captured 2006-05-16). APPENDIX KAntioch College Renewal Commission’s Expert Review PanelBiographical Information (in alpha order)Ronald A. CrutcherRonald A. Crutcher is Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs at MiamiUniversity in Oxford, Ohio. Dr. Crutcher began his administrative career as Associate ViceChancellor for Academic Affairs at the…

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