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Roundtable
Discussion Series
During the 2002-03 academic year, academic affairs will
sponsoring several informal conversations on various issues. The roundtable
discussions will be held several times each semester during the commons
hour on Monday afternoons from 1:30-2:45. No roundtables have
been scheduled during the fall semester.
All Xavier faculty are invited to share their experiences and knowledge
during the roundtable sessions. Some of the topics of roundtable
discussions will follow issues raised by previous faculty development
pedagogy workshops. These dates will be useful to both faculty who
attended or did not attend the workshops.
We invite your suggestions for topics for future roundtable discussions.
Please contact Mary
Walker (ext. 4236) with your ideas.
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2002
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| April
29
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Internal
Grant Awards
Come learn more about summer fellowships, faculty
development leaves, and Wheeler awards. Members of the
Faculty Development Committee will discuss guidelines and
criteria for the awards. Committee members will also
share helpful hints for writing proposal and examples of
successful proposals.
Faculty Development Committee Members:
Cindy Crown, chair (psychology)
Kevin Devine (finance)
Jose Maria Mantero (modern languages)
Bernd Rossa (mathematics)
Margery Shupe (education)
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| Fall
2001
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| October 22
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Academic
Advising Priority Registration Roundtable
For
the first time this fall, students will have the option of
registering through Student Online Services (SOS) on the
office of registrar's web site. This new procedure will
affect all academic advisors, both seasoned and new.
This roundtable has been scheduled to inform advisors about
this new procedure and to update them on other pertinent
information. The discussion will cover these
topics: Location: CBA 2
Web Registration Using Student Online Services (SOS)
Allen Cole, University Registrar
Academic Advising in Preparation for
Priority Registration
Rev. Thomas
Kennealy, associate dean of the Colleges
of Arts and Sciences and Social Sciences
Doris Jackson, academic advising
Cindy Stockwell, director of undergraduate
programs,
Williams College of Business
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We
also encourage you to attend the E/RS Mini-Course, College
and University as Citizen held during the commons hour
during the fall 2001 semester.
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| Spring
2001
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| February
5
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Discussion
on Teaching Within the Rhythms of the Semester (1995)
by Donna Killian Duffy and Janet Wright Jones.
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| February
26
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Discussion
on Scholarship Assessed (1997) by Charles E.
Glassik.
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| April
9
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Discussion
on Teaching Alone, Teaching Together (2000)
by James L. Bess and Associates.
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Fall
2000
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| October 9
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Teaching with Technology
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Bob Cotter, Instructional Media Services, will identify
and demonstrate some of the classroom technology available at Xavier. Faculty panel members will
demonstrate how they use technology in their classrooms.
Bob Cotter, Instruction Media Services, panel chair
Panel members: John Fairfield (history)
Linda Rieg (nursing)
Steve Hornik (accounting & information
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October 16
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Effective Academic Advising
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A roundtable discussion and information session for all
faculty members who are presently serving as academic
advisors to undergraduate students. Location: CBA 2
Priority Registration Information:
Rev. Thomas Kennealy, associate dean of the Colleges
of Arts and Sciences and Social Sciences
Doris Jackson, academic advising
Career Information: Stephanie
Bates, career services
center
Faculty colloquium:
Panel members:
Eric Anderson, academic advising
and communication arts
Stanley Hedeen, biology
Mary Lisa Vertuca, education
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November 20
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Getting Discussions Started
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Come to an interactive session on generating discussion
in the classroom. Bring a success story and a challenge
to share in small groups. Faculty facilitators will share
ideas including some from Stephen Preskill's workshop
(March 2000) and book, Discussion as a Way of
Teaching: Tools and Techniques for Democratic
Classrooms (1999). Location: CBA 5.
Sharon Korth, human resource development, session
chair
Faculty Facilitators:
Brent Richardson, education
Tara Michels, communication arts
Bill Daily, communication arts
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Spring 2000
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Helping Our Students to Improve Their Writing |
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Faculty in a range of disciplines will discuss methods
they use for designing effective writing assignments and
responses to student papers.
Alison Russell, English, panel chair
Panel members:
Tom Clark (management
/entrepreneurship)
Phyllis Laine (biology)
Beth Wilson (economics/human
resources)
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February 14
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Service Learning and Action Research |
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Kandi Stinson, political science/sociology, panel chair
Panel members:
Melanie Blackwell (econ./human
resources)
Steve Hornik (accounting/info.
systems)
Art Shriberg (management
/entrepreneurship)
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April 17
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Faculty Development Committee |
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Brenda Gardner (education) and Tyrone Williams
(English), committee co-chairs
Cindy Crown (psychology)
Paul Fiorelli (accounting/information
systems)
Bernd Rossa (mathematics/computer
science)
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Fall 1999
| October 11
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Teaching with Technology
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Faculty will discuss their experiences using a variety of
technology in the classroom.
Mike Flick, education, panel chair.
Panel members: Brenda Gardner, education
Sharon Korth, education
David Knutson, modern languages
Jamie Pawlukiewicz, finance |
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October 25
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Off-Campus Opportunities for Faculty:
Fulbrights, Fellowships, and Visiting Appointments |
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Faculty who have held recent Fulbright awards,
residential fellowships, or visiting appointments will
share their experiences.
Paul Fiorelli, accounting and information systems, panel
chair.
Panel members:
Nancy Bertaux, economics/human
resources
Bill Madges, theology
Jim Snodgrass, math/computer
science
Michael Sweeney, philosophy
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November 15
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Classroom Assessment
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Faculty will discuss techniques they use to assess
student learning in the classroom.
(Follow-up to workshop conducted by Tom Angelo in
May.)
Phyllis Laine and Linda Heath, biology, panel chairs.
Panel members:
Richard Bonvillain, philosophy
Gerald Braun, accounting and info.
systems
Steve Hornik, accounting and info.
systems
Linda Rieg, nursing
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