Schedule

 

8:00 – 8:30 AM

Coffee and Rolls

Poster set up

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8:30 – 8:40 AM

Welcome

Studio Theater

8:45–10:05 AM

First Session:

 

·      Interdisciplinary Science Courses for Liberal Arts and Education Students - Anita Briedis, Marilyn Moehlenkamp and Deborah Serra

·      Walking And Talking With The Bard - Cathy Headley, Terry Wantdke and Robert McManus

·      Team-Taught First Year English Composition: Writing and Photography - Debora Rindge and Anna Leahy

·      Introducing Math Majors to Journal Article Reading - Dawn Lindquist

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·      Student Authored Cases:  Innovation and Integration in Student Learning - Al Rosenbloom

·      Cooperative Service Learning in Computer Science - Ray Klump

·      Life and Learning in a Psychology Class - Mary Lynn Colosimo

·      Chemical Demonstrations in Teaching Science Principles? - Salim M. Diab

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·      Teaching History through Story:  Using Instructor Research in the Classroom to Engage Students in History  -Jeff Chamberlain

·       Chem-History:  Real People with Real Stories - J. Brent Friesen

·      Teaching Intro to Lit Without Spoiling It for Everybody (A Proposal Not as Modest as It May Sound)-Vin Katiliu s- Boydstun

·      A Model for Service-Learning in Oaxaca, Mexico - Olga Vilella

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10:05–10:20 AM

Break

Gallery

10:20–11:40 AM

Second Session:

 

·      Picturing Reading Project - Laurence Musgrove

·      "Chaucer for the Non-Major:  Teaching Troilus and Criseyde in an Interdisciplinary Humanities Course"- Marcia Smith Marzec

·      Exploring the Autonomy/Connection Dialectic in the College Classroom - Cheri Ellis Campbell

·      You Can Lead Students to Blackboard But You Can’t Always Make Them Think - Michael Cunningham

·      Classroom Strategies to Enhance Learning in Chemistry Courses - Chetna Patel

N218

·      The Postcolonial  Classroom: Learning in the "In-between"-Randolph Chilton

·      First year Seminar:  It’s About Time - Johnny Lloyd & Jodi Koslow Martin

·      Reaching the Adult Working Professional: Some Lessons Learned From Teaching a Saturday Morning CSC 454 - William F. Opdyke

·      Pedagogy During War:  "Academic Freedom vs. The Thunder of the Right" - Peter Neil Kirstein

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·      Modeling Discourse Management - Peter Sandberg

·      Student Journal Writing: Strategies to Foster Spiritual Integration of Theological Knowledge - Richard A. Nicholas

·      Professing: Higher Education Beyond Fact-Dispensing, Proficiency and Mentoring - Brad Breems

·      Teaching Science Without Lectures - Bill Bromer

N221

12:00–2:00 PM

Lunch

Keynote Speaker:  Craig E. Nelson

"How we defeat ourselves: Dysfunctional Illusions of Rigor"

Studio Theater

POSTERS

 

 

8:30 AM–

2:00 PM

·          Systematic Implementation of a Modular Progression for Learning Effectively:  Project SIMPLE - Michael Flahive and Michael Chial

·          Application of Vocal Tract Resonance in Achieving Optimum Tone Quality in Woodwind and Brass Players- -Martha M. Morris and Jan E. Bickel

·          Conceptual Physical Science in a Course for Pre-Service Teachers - Phyllis Anderson-Meyer

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