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SUMMARY:Building Resilience and Identity through Narrative Competence
LOCATION:102C Cactus Flower
DESCRIPTION:50-minute Workshop\n\nPresenters: Deborah S. Greenhut\, PhD\, 
 President\, Princeton Research Forum (Princeton affiliate of the National
  Coalition of Independent Scholars)\n\nThis 50-minute interactive session
  explores how narrative competence—the ability to recognize\, interpret\,
  and reshape the stories that influence identity—can support first-year s
 tudents’ confidence\, agency\, belonging\, and authentic communication. U
 sing narrative-based pedagogy and the Authoring Moments Framework™\, part
 icipants will experience a brief simulation demonstrating how uncertainty
  in writing may reflect deeper tensions involving identity\, authority\, 
 belonging\, and expectation.\n\nThrough Think-Pair-Share\, narrative mapp
 ing\, reframing\, and guided reflection\, faculty will examine how self-l
 imiting academic stories can shape student engagement and participation. 
 Participants will then apply the Notice–Name–Reframe–Retell process to co
 mmon first-year challenges and identify one practical way to incorporate 
 an “Authoring Moment” into teaching\, advising\, mentoring\, or student s
 upport. Attendees will leave with a shared vocabulary and immediately usa
 ble strategies for strengthening student agency\, resilience\, and belong
 ing.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/4af20c87-8779-49a7-8ea9-6eb8babc9403
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/4af20c87-8779-49a7-8ea9-6eb8babc9403
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