Campus Life and Student Success (CLaSS) is bringing four candidates to campus as finalist in the search for a Director of Public Safety and Emergency Management to campus. All faculty are invited to attend the open fora. Times and locations are listed below. If you are unavailable at these times but are interested in meeting […]
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On Wednesday, March 21 The Spotlight Series continues with Madison Creech, Brown Teacher-Scholar Fellow. She will be discussing her topic: Finding My Voice When Collaboration Is My Creative Practice Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2018 Time: 12 pm – 1 pm (lunch served at 11:30 am) Location: Lynn Business Center Boardroom (LBC 213) All are welcome! Click here for a complete schedule of Spotlight Series.
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The Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience invites all faculty to apply for seed grants (ranging from $1,500-10,000) to support collaborative, interdisciplinary research, outreach, and service learning opportunities that address environmental challenges in the Central Florida region. The four focus areas of the Institute are: health of Central Florida Springs health of the Indian River Lagoon Coastal
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“Given changing student demographics, economic challenges, consistently low study abroad rates, and an increasing imperative to ensure that all students are prepared to live and work in a globalized world, institutions are recognizing the need to deliver international competency via the core student learning experience: the on-campus curriculum” (American Council on Education (ACE)Internationalization in Action: Internationalizing
The Office of Religious and Spiritual Life invites you to join Patricia Bockelman Morrow to examine the concept of awe as part of the Big Words series. What: A discussion of research on feelings of awe and wonder experienced by astronauts during space flight When: Thursday, March 15 at 6:30 Where: Rinker Welcome Center Who:
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Each year in August, the Brown Center for Faculty Innovation and Excellence organizes and facilitates an orientation for all new faculty members. This orientation aims to welcome new faculty to the Stetson community. This year, we are taking a new, inclusive approach to planning the day. We invite you to join us for a New
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The Course Design for Essential Learning workshop series continues today: Monday, March 12 in LBC 136*. In this workshop, we will develop inclusive assignments and activities that challenge. *LBC 136 is a little tricky to find. Walk through the LBC lobby out the back doors across the lobby into the annex. A few things you
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On Friday, February 23rd, the Values Day Planning Committee held an open forum to gather input from the Stetson community for Values Day 2018. Students, staff, administrators, alumni and community members came together to provide their ideas. The forum was highly interactive and adopted strategies from design thinking to engage those in attendance in generating
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The Director of Diversity and Inclusion search committee invites all faculty members to meet with the following candidates during their on-campus interview: D’Andre Fisher Tuesday, March 20th | 1:45-2:30 p.m. | Cross Cultural Center Joanne Harris-Duff Wednesday, March 21st | 2-2:45 p.m. | Cross Cultural Center If you plan to attend either meeting please RSVP
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The Stetson University 2018 Global Citizenship Symposium planning committee has announced a new symposium! This year’s chose theme, immigration, provides the opportunity to connect conversations about immigration that are happening on our campus, start new ones, increase awareness of issues relating to local, regional, national and global cross-border movements, and generate concrete actions. This interdisciplinary
