Seeking guidance for your summer grant or sabbatical leave report? Here are a few questions to help frame your report. Usually, a report should not exceed two pages. For summer grants, add an additional page for your expense report. Remember, you can add electronic artifacts and these do not count in the two pages. 1. Project Title […]
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The Brown Center for Faculty Innovation and Excellence sponsors the annual Colloquium on Teaching & Learning Innovation. See below how Stetson faculty and staff are considering a definition of global learning that advances inclusion and academic excellence. In her welcoming remarks at Stetson’s “Beyond Engagement” Colloquium on Teaching and Learning Innovation, Stetson Executive Vice President and
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Jason Evans, assistant professor of environmental science, rounded out a week of discussion on rising sea level with Ira Flatow on NPR’s Science Friday. WMFE (Amy Green) Miami Herald (Jenny Staletovich) Environment & Energy Publishing in Washington D.C. (Amanda Reilly) WNCT 9, Greenville, NC (Pierce Legeion, Meteorologist) Fox35 AM Show, Orlando AM Show (John Brown) Market
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More than 250 local government officials, concerned citizens, academicians, journalists, students and environmental advocates packed Allen Hall on Feb. 16, to hear and be part of the significant conversation of protecting the environment by better understanding climate change and rising sea levels. “As far as I know, this is the first public meeting of its
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1-4 Spring Break (no classes) 1 Colloquium on Teaching & Learning Innovation: Proposal submission deadline 1 Success Coach 1.0 Training – Leave this workshop with resources and tools to help students excel in rigorous academic environments.(LBC 322 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm) RSVP 9 Meditation Starter Kit – session 1 9 Success Coach 2.0 Training – How do I infuse internships,
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In response to the new Writing-enhanced Curriculum, Stetson University’s Writing Program invites faculty to participate in an exciting new faculty workshop series. ASK ALL YOUR QUESTIONS Practical resources for faculty wondering about WE courses and pedagogy. Bring your questions: Just how much writing is enough for a WE course? How have others succeeded? Join experienced
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CUR Dialogues brings together faculty and administrators to the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area to interact with federal agency program officers and other grant funders. Stetson University faculty and staff have participated annually in diverse networking events and presentations to enhance grantsmanship skills. 2018 Michael Eskanazi, assistant professor of psychology Heather Evans-Anderson, assistant professor, department of
Joseph Treaster (at podium), Stetson’s 2016 visiting Woodrow Wilson Fellow, invited a panel of experts to discuss the outcomes and expectations of the Paris Climate Change Accords and the most recent science on sea level rise in Florida to a standing room only crowd of over 100 people from Stetson University and the broader community. Panelists at the February
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Lisa Sawtell joins Stetson University’s staff as director of Online Learning and Educational Technology, effective March 14, 2016. Ms. Sawtell brings to the Stetson community over 15 years of experience in online learning and educational technology. In this new joint venture between Information Technology and Academic Affairs, Ms. Sawtell will provide leadership and management expertise
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Stetson University will host a Water/Climate Change Panel on Feb. 16, regarding the recent Paris Climate Change Accords (COP21). The public panel discussion will feature Stetson’s visiting Woodrow Wilson Fellow Joseph Treaster, a prize-winning reporter and University of Miami professor with a passionate expertise for protecting water sources. In addition to Treaster as moderator, several
