Taught during the fall semester, the purpose of the course is to help new faculty members in the College execute effective and efficient instruction. Teaching Development Seminars - Another popular idea from Academic Programs, these seminars provide lunch and a program that addresses a variety of specific teaching methods, styles, questions, and needs. Usually about three are planned each semester. Provides personalized consultation to faculty on instruction, course and curricular issues including informal early semester feedback. Also offers seminars and workshops for academic units upon request.
Assists faculty in the design, development, production, and evaluation of media in the classroom.
Can assist with computer courseware, graphic design, slide production, scanning, teleconferencing, and equipment check-out. Provides assistance and support for media equipment for classroom use. 3-3370 Writer's Workshop Provides writing tutoring for students, faculty, and staff either by appointment or during regularly scheduled hours in multiple locations across campus including the Undergraduate Library, Grainger Library, and Pennsylvania Avenue Residence Hall. Active Learning Workshops. Offered by the Division of Instructional Development, Office of Instructional Resources.