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Past Events
Did you miss an event that you REALLY wanted to attend? Do you think that it is too late to take advantage of the opportunity? We have great news!!! All Events listed below that are highlighted are on Angel in the form of streaming videos and handouts. Click on the link to access the Angel page .Once in your Angel account, click on "Faculty/Staff Development Mailing List" then scroll down and click on "CELT Event Video and Materials". Here you will find most Brown Bags and CELT Events. We also have hard copies of handouts and / or DVD's of many of the events that are available for your use.
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*Rubrics 9/9/2003
*Communicating Expectations to Students 9/12/2003
*Communication in the Classroom, presented by Joe Chesebro 9/25/2003
*Communication in the Classroom II, presented by Joe Chesebro10/6/2003
*Addressing Multiple Learning Styles, presented by Ginny Hronek 10/30/2003
*Innovative Learning and Teaching Techniques 11/7/2003
*Techniques to Engage the Learner, presented by Ginny Hronek 2/20/2004
*Teaching Portfolio Preparation 3/11/2004
*Modifying Pedagogy 4/1/2004
*The Art of Presentation, presented by Nancy Houfek 4/19/2004
*Dialogue vs. Monologue, presented by Ginny Hronek 9/24/2004
*Learner Centered Teaching Web/Audio Cast presented by Maryellen Weimer 9/28/2004
*FERPA Fundamentals, presented by Enrollment Management 10/29/2004
*Using Cooperative Activities, presented by Barbara Millis 11/22/2004
*Learning and Teaching Practice, The Power of the Affective presented by Luz P. Mangurian 1/18/2005
*Fundamentals of the US Patriot Act, presented presented by Andrew Butler & Chamberlian 2/18/2005
*Rubric Information presented by Shelly Marie Boardman & Jennifer Cochran 2/28/2005
*Leading and Managing Academic Departments Web/Audio Cast presented by Don Chu 3/2/2005
*Editorial Cartoons, presented by Elaine Miller 3/25/2005
*Assessment, presented by Douglas Eder 4/8/2005
*UG Research as a means to Deep Learning Web/Audio Cast presented by Ike Shibley 4/20/2005
*Communication in The Classroom 2005
*Making Sense of IAS presented by Michael Fox 9/9/2005
*Providing Accommodations in the Classroom presented by Mary Ellen Post 9/15/2005
*Learning Beyond the Classroom Walls presented by Ike Shibley 9/20/2005
*Exploring the Scope of Student & Faculty Freedom Web/Audio Cast presented by Gary Pavela 9/21/2005
*Leading Effective Classroom Discussions, presented by Chris Price 9/23/2005
*Academic Integrity, presented by Michael Fox 9/28/2005
*IRB Human Subject Review Board presented by Colleen Donaldson 10/1/2005
*The Challenge of Large Classes, presented by Joe Chesbro 10/7/2005
*Promoting Faculty Career Development Through Assessment presented by Larry Braskamp 10/11/2005
*Library Assignments for Students 10/13/2005
*Leading Effective Classroom Discussions Part 2 presented by Chris Price 10/21/2005
What the Best College Teachers Do written presented by Kenneth Bain 10/29/2005
*Concept Mapping, presented by Michael Fox 11/10/2005
My Freshman Year: What I Learned by Becoming a Student written by Rebekh Nathan 11/14/2005
*Assessment in the Service of Learning presented by Heidi Andrade 11/18/2005
What I Learned from My Biggest Teaching Mistake 12/2/2005
*Publish & Flourish, presented by Tara Gray 1/20/2006
Teaching with Technology 1/20/2006
*Using the Drake Library, presented by Jennifer Little 1/27/2006
How to Interpret IAS Results presented by Michael Fox 2/2/2006
*Using Wikis as Learning Tools, presented by Chris Price & Craig Lending 2/10/2006
*Establishing a Climate of Respect in the Classroom, presented by Stephen Ullman 2/21/2006
The Power of Mindful Learning writtenby Ellen Langer 2/26/2006
*Teaching With Socratic Questioning, presented by Moira Fallon & Steve Weinbeck 3/9/2006
SUNY Learning Network Exchange 3/30/2006
*Using Rubrics for Student Assessment, presented by Chris Price 3/24/2006
Tips on Effective Presentation Skills presented by Ruth Childs 3/30/2006
*SUNY Learning Network 3/31/2006
*Fostering Critical Thinking, presented by Craig Nelson 4/5/2006
Writing with Colleagues and Students presented by Tom Hernandaz & Susan Seem 4/20/2006
*How to design a Teaching Portfolio presented by Jose Maliekal 5/25/2006
*Energized Learning Through Focused Small Group Tasks, presented by Carol Godsave 9/14/2006
*Providing Accommodations for Students with Disabilities, presented by Mary Ellen Post 9/28/2006
*PowerPoint: Use or Abuse?, presented by Maggie Logan, 10/6/2006
*CELT Bookclub: Leaving the Lectern, presented by Dean McManus, 10/12/2006
*Supporting Individuals with Asperger's Disorder, presented by Dr. Caroline Magyar 10/23/2006
*Teaching the "F" Way, presented by Barb Lesavoy & Barb Mitrano, 11/2/2006
*CELT Book Club: Declining by Degrees, presented by Richard H. Hersh & John Merrow 12/1/2006
*Workshop on Publishing and Writing, with Dr. Robert Ginsberg, 1/10/2007
*What to Do (and Not) the First Week of Class, presented by Mariangela Ardino, 1/30/2007
*What You Should Know About Your Students’ Career Search, presented by Mariangela Ardino, 1/30/2007
*Designing Effective Multiple Choice Exams, presented by Davida Bloom 3/22/2007
*Peer Assessment of Teaching: Best Practices, presented by Dawn Jones & Christopher Price, 4/5/2007
*The Case Study Method for Teaching, presented by Dr. Clyde "Kipp" Herreid, 4/13/2007
*Using Technology to Stimulate Student Interaction, presented by Craig Lending 4/19/2007
*Integrated Course Design: Creating Significant Learning Experiences presented by Dr. Stewart Ross, Minnesota State University, Mankato, 6/11/07-6/12/07
*How to Avoid Overpreparing and Overteaching presented by Chris Price (CELT), 8/31/2007
*Helping Students Digitize their Coursework, presented by Melissa Waite, 9/13/2007
*News from the Frontlines: Student Assessment and Collaborative Learning, presented by Andrea Parada & Rong Lang, 9/21/2007
*What You Need To Know About Students With Disabilities presented by Mary Ellen Post, 9/27/2007
CELT Book Club: Learner-Centered Teaching presented by Mary Ellen Weimer, 10/11/2007
Teaching with DVD Simulations presented by Cynthia Boaz, 10/23/2007
Something That Worked (or Didn't) in One of My Courses this Semester presented by Christopher Price, 11/2/2007
*Copyright in a Digital Age presented by Jennifer Little & Jennifer Smathers, 11/8/2007
CELT Book Club: The Art of Changing the Brain presented by James Zull, 11/14/2007
*Student Attendance: Policies and Best Practices presented by Chris Price & Mary Ellen Post 2/8/2008
*Inhalant Abuse: A Public Health Dilemma for Youth presented by Gary Metz 2/13/2008
* Getting Savvy with the Millennials presented by Marcy Esler & Andrea Newman 3/6/2008
*Using Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning in the Classroom presented by Lauren Lieberman 4/1/2008
*The Examined Life: A Research Ethics Case Study presented by Joe Balog 4/17/2008
*Communicating with Students Effectively presented by Chris Price 8/28/2008
*Cooperative Learning presented by Vishal Anand & Bob Schneider 9/5/2008
*Problem Based Learning presented by P. Gibson Ralph 9/11/2008
*Experiential Learning presented by Robert DiCarlo 9/17/2008
*Teaching Green presented by James Haynes & Hilary Mosher 10/8/2008
*Interteaching and Other Instructional Strategies presented by Davida Bloom 10/21/2008
*Conducting Effective Class Discussions presented by Chris Price 1/30/2009
*Student Learning Communities presented by Marcy Esler 2/5/2009
*Creative Thinking and Teaching for the 21st Century by Frank Kuhn & Juanita Suarez 3/5/2009
*Making it Real: An Experiential Approach to Teaching presented by Karen Olson 3/11/2009
CELT Book Club: What the Best Teachers Do presented by Ken Bain 3/23/2009
*Using Clickers to Increase Student Engagement presented by Matthew Mulvaney 4/7/2009
CELT Book Club: Grown Up Digital: How the Net Generation is Changing Your World presentedby Don Tapscott 4/23/2009
Fostering Effective Faculty/ Student Relationships presented by Chris Price 9/4/2009
*Learning Portfolios presented by P. Gibson Ralph 9/10/2009
*Dialogue Education presented by Janka Szilagyi, Jill Zarazinski, & Jie Zhang 9/24/2009
Teaching in the Laboratory presented by Mohammed Tahar 9/29/2009
*Teaching with Case Studies presented by James Cordeiro 10/9/2009
*Are My Politics Showing? presented by Amber Humphrey, Barbara LeSavoy, & Ayana Weekley 10/14/2009
Evaluating College Teaching presented by Thomas Golaszewski
