Calendar of Events

Ellen Zeman and Rebecca Mills will be available to answer questions related to preparing yourself and your students for the IDEA evaluations. We will offer tips for setting them up to reflect your strengths and improving student responses. Bring your lunch stay as little or as long as you like.

Ellen Zeman and Rebecca Mills will be available to answer questions related to preparing yourself and your students for the IDEA evaluations. We will offer tips for setting them up to reflect your strengths and improving student responses. Bring your lunch stay as little or as long as you like.

What are we teaching our students about age and ageism? What assumptions do students make about us and our ages in the classroom, and what assumptions do we make about students and their ages in the classroom? And how do our views on age change over time as we, we, well, age?

Please join us for a Faculty Roundtable Conversation on Thursday, April 11th at 9:30am as we discuss how age shapes our world in the classroom, workplace and beyond, as well as discuss techniques we have used to teach students to think critically about age-based stereotypes in their professions.

Virginia Woolf once said, "Yes, I deserve a spring..." The CLT believes our faculty deserve a refreshing springtime lunch. Join your colleagues and share this semester's classroom successes.

Please come join us at our Faculty Mix ‘n Munch Lunch
Thursday, April 11th, 2019
11:45 am – 1:30 pm
Morgan Room, Aiken Hall

Stop by, grab some lunch, and enjoy some time with colleagues from around campus. We guarantee there will be interesting people to talk with…and maybe even a hint of spring in the air!

The Teaching as Performance workshops led by Joanne Farrell and Kerry Noonan are back by popular demand this spring semester! In this workshop titled "Lively Lectures and Powerful Presentations" In this workshop, we will work on improving our presentation skills. We will work on enhancing vocal interest, eye contact and physical presence, and will help you focus attention on your message in auditory, visual, and kinesthetic ways. Plus – we’ll share some basic tricks and tips to help make your conference presentation or your lecture easier to give and better to listen to, for your audience.
We hope to see you there!