The Task Force is inviting all faculty to a discussion to provide input on the issue they’ve been tasked to address: whether different promotion standards should be articulated for faculty who were tenured before 2010. When: Friday, Feb 01 12:00-1:00Where: Sage 222The room is food-friendly, so please feel free to bring your lunch. Task Force […]
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FLUNCH is an opportunity for our undergraduate students to have meaningful interactions with their professors outside of the classroom through a lunch in the Commons. This Commons Lunch will be covered by CLaSS through Commons Meal Tickets that we provide them. This is a great opportunity for students to learn more about the career experiences
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The teaching squares project offers faculty at any stage in their career an opportunity to gain new insight into their own teaching through a non-evaluative process of reciprocal classroom observation and self-reflection. The four faculty in each “square” agree to visit one another’s classes over the course of a semester and then to meet to discuss what
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The teaching squares project offers faculty at any stage in their career an opportunity to gain new insight into their own teaching through a non-evaluative process of reciprocal classroom observation and self-reflection. The four faculty in each “square” agree to visit one another’s classes over the course of a semester and then to meet to discuss what
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2019 FRN National Symposium: Critical Conversations and the Academy When: November 22-23, 2019Where: Miami, FloridaSubmission Deadline: April 22, 2019 Conversation has always been at the core of education. Discussion-based seminars, in which students develop their critical thinking through thoughtful dialogue, serve as a paradigm for learning in higher education. Yet today conversation is increasingly being replaced by contention.
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Institutional Outcomes: Building Bridges to Student Success Daytona State College is seeking proposals for the 11th Annual Academic Excellence Symposium that explore linkages between institutional outcomes and pathways to student success. When: March 1, 2019 Where: Daytona state College’s Daytona Beach Campus Deadline: January 11, 2019 Consult the symposium website for submission guidelines and additional information. LINK: https://www.daytonastate.edu/professionaldevelopment/symposium.html
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Teaching Reflection: End of Semester Luncheon Reflect on your courses while they are still fresh in your mind! Please RSVP! When: Dec 18, 2018 at 11:30 AM to 2:00 PMWhere: Allen HallTarget Audience: Teaching staff and facultyRSVP: https://www.addevent.com/event/Dp1146300 Each semester, the Brown Center hosts a structured reflection luncheon. This is an opportunity to take some time to
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Did you know that Stetson’s partnership with the NYU Faculty Resource Network makes it possible for Stetson faculty and staff to participate in world-class seminars?? Summer 2019 Seminar topics Confronting Difficult Topics Through Classical Literature Critical and Creative Thinking Experiential Learning and the Student Managed Fund Program Human Rights and the Rights of Stateless Peoples
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The Brown Center for Faculty Innovation and Excellence is thrilled to partner with the Center for Community Engagement and the Equity and Inclusion Group (formerly IISG) to bring Heather Hackman back to campus as the featured speaker for Stetson’s annual Teaching and Learning Day. Dr. Hackman will be speaking on Racial Equity and the Classroom.
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