Sunday, April 12, 2009
Professor Donna Ching distinguished alumnus
WORK PRODUCED
Publications and Videos:
Ching, Donna. Meeting Focus: Understanding the Importance of Content Focus and Process Focus, First in a Series of Instructional Videos on Designing Successful Meetings. Honolulu, HI: HITAHR, University of Hawaii, 1989.
Ching, Donna. Meeting Roles: The Roles of Facilitator, Recorder and Participant in Facilitative Meetings, Second in a Series of Instructional Videos on Designing Successful Meetings. Honolulu, HI: HITAHR, University of Hawaii, 1990.
Ching, Donna. Unit I - Meeting Focus: Content and Process, A Participant's Guide to accompany the video, "Meeting Focus." Honolulu, HI: HITAHR Information Text Series 040, University of Hawaii, 1991.
Ching, Donna. Unit II - Meeting Roles: Facilitator, Recorder and Participant, A Participant's Guide to accompany the video, "Meeting Roles." Honolulu, HI: HITAHR Information Text Series 041, University of Hawaii, 1991.
Utilization of Publications and Videos Outside the State:
The videos and accompanying guides have been requested by extension personnel and other individuals from sixteen states and these foreign countries: Australia, Guam, Federated States of Micronesia, Palau, Samoa.
Work in process:Ching, Donna. A Concise Guide to Facilitating Strategic Thinking and Planning. 156 pp.
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EDUCATION
ReplyDeleteB.S. from the University of Hawaii, Spring 1974
College of Tropical Agriculture, Department of Human Development
Graduated with highest honors
M.S. from Michigan State University, Spring 1976
College of Human Ecology, Department of Family & Child Ecology
Major: Community Services
Minors: Business Management and Labor & Industrial Relations
M.L.I.R. from Michigan State University, Winter 1981
School of Labor & Industrial Relations
Ph.D. from Michigan State University, Winter 1986
College of Human Ecology, Department of Family & Child Ecology
Recipient of the Competitive Minority Doctoral Fellowship, Fall 1980