Register for faculty spring 2019 writing retreats
Date: Thursday, April 11
Times: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Location: LIBR 204 (FCTL)
Facilitator: Dr. Etta Madden
Gear up for the Spring 2019 semester! The Faculty Write Program focuses on promoting faculty productivity and camaraderie through writing-based experiences such as interdisciplinary writing retreats held twice a month, workshops, and 10-day writing challenges. Writing retreats include lunch, opportunities to develop a strong network of peer support and accountability, and voluntary feedback sessions.
Register today through the MyLearning Connection. Contact the FCTL at 836-3059 if you have any questions.
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Diversity lunch and learn events for faculty and staff
Attend an open forum on specific topics related to the university setting. Share ideas and also learn from other faculty and staff. Feel free to come and go based on your schedule. Hosted by Adena Young-Jones.
Topic 4 — “Green Dot Program for Faculty/Staff” by Jenay Divin
Wednesday, April 10 — 12:00–1:00 p.m., LIBR 204
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Book talk: White Fragility
Join us for scholarly conversations centered around the University’s public affairs mission (ethical leadership, community engagement, and cultural competence) and theme of unity in community.
Discussion 2, Part 2
Wednesday, March 27 — 12:00–1:30 p.m., LIBR 204
Discussion 3, Part 3
Monday, April 22 — 9:00–10:30 a.m., LIBR 204
Diversity mini-workshops
Consider the impact of assumptions on perceptions and subsequent interactions with others. This session will allow you to converse in meaningful dialogues regarding miseducation and socialization. Opportunities for immediate application(s) will be discussed in an interactive forum.
Workshop 3 — “Critical perspectives: Assumptions on campus”
Monday, April 1 — 9:00–10:30 a.m., LIBR Room 204
Tuesday, April 2 — 2:30–4:00 p.m., LIBR Room 204
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What is the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning?
The FCTL supports teaching excellence for faculty at all levels. Check out the many support services offered by the FCTL to see how you can benefit.
Upcoming online course development boot camp
Online Course Development Boot Camp is an immersive-style workshop which will provide faculty with hands-on training and work time to develop an online course. At the end of the boot camp, you will have developed a significant portion of your course and earn a badge which applies toward an online course certification.
The next Online Boot Camp, May 20–24, 2019. Sessions will also be offered in the summer and in January 2020. Email the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning to reserve your spot.
Not available to attend any of those sessions? Contact the FCTL to schedule an appointment with one of our instructional designers. You can work with them in a self-paced model around your schedule and in most cases complete your course by the end of the semester.
For more information about the online course development boot camp, visit the FCTL website.
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