If we do, here's a short list of some of the questions I've been asked. Rather than design another workshop or open forum, the Center has instead decided to sponsor a different approach to the problem of achieving systemic change. The philosophical part of the discussion is something we've rarely taken the time to do at UWM, although each of us has a philosophy of teaching and learning that undergirds our positions on specific issues. It will prove to be the most difficult yet interesting part of the process. If we can achieve some agreement on the characteristics of scholarly teaching, we will be in a much better position to identify the important issues to work on and thus to justify the support needed to implement any changes.
Systemic change requires rethinking all the important parts of the system before attempting change.
CIPD hopes that you will join the discussion as it unfolds. Look for more information soon. The Preparing Future Faculty Program is happy to announce another semester of development programs. The workshop panelists will present some brief remarks to kick off the session, and then the workshop will commence in full force. Additionally, PFF would like to welcome and congratulate the latest PFF Grant recipients.