Current Events Calendar

CET Events 2023

Designing and supporting student presentations,
Date April 13, 2023, 12 - 2 pm

Join Stephen Keating of the Writing and Speaking Studio as we explore constructive ways to design and support student presentations. In this talk-turns-workshop, you will hear from students about the challenges of planning and delivering a class presentation and then learn about strategies for getting students to feel more prepared as they take on the task. Lastly, you will be able to prepare your materials for supporting in-class oral presentations and receive feedback from Steve and the students. Lunch will be provided RSVP Here

Adjunct Summer Institute: Save the date, June 1, 2023 10 am - 4 pm
  

Future Events

It’s Your First Day of Class Fall 2023, (online session) TBA

Topics include; Tips on teaching, preparation and planning for your first day and beyond,  creating a syllabus, and innovative ideas for getting the semester off to a great start!  It’s Your First Day of Class! is a “must” for new and returning faculty. This is an online event, please join 5 minutes prior to start. 

Designing Compelling Assignments  (3 Exemplars) Date to come

Join Dan Beckendorf-Liberal Ars and Sciences, Jeffrey Riman CET, and Ruth Jeyaveeran-Textile Surface Design who will share examples of successful assignments used in their teaching practice. Workshop with faculty to review and improve how they design their assignments to promote deeper thinking, reflection and research.

Past Events

Spotlight: experts talk {equitable} writing & speaking pedagogy
October 13  and  November 3. 
RSVP t o:  [email protected]
Featured Faculty: 

Lolita Alford, Advertising & Marketing Communications
Nurhayat Bilge, English & Communication Studies
Delphine Horvath, Cosmetics & Fragrance Marketing
Meg Joseph, Global Fashion Management
Marie Lorenz, Fine Arts
Paul Melton, Art Market Studies

 

It’s Your First Day of Class

August 25, 1-3 pm
Please join CET Coordinator Jeffrey Riman and Katelyn Prager,  English and Communication Studies for this session designed to launch the Fall 2022 semester.  Topics include; Tips on teaching, preparation and planning for your first day and beyond,  creating a syllabus, and innovative ideas for getting the semester off to a great start!  It’s Your First Day of Class! is a “must” for new and returning faculty. This is an online event, please join 5 minutes prior to start. 
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CET Open House: FIT-ABLE Q&A 
March 1, 2023, 11am-1pm Join us in B-502 

CET Open House sessions are informal opportunities to discuss ideas, resources and strategies for teaching and learning. Faculty are welcome to participate for part or all of the session, depending on their availability. Join Director Joe Plutz and Associate Coordinator Elizabeth Killinger from the Office of Disability Services for a Q&A session. This is a great opportunity to learn more about services available for student success and strategies for inclusive teaching and classroom management practices. 

Rubrics Workshop: Create, Design or Revise a Rubric:
Save the date, March 23, 2023, 12 - 2 pm

This hands-on workshop will assist faculty in drafting a new rubric or refining an existing one.  After the facilitators present an overview on tips for creating successful rubrics, participants will break into small groups to work on rubrics.  Faculty should bring a rubric they’d like to update, or an assignment for which they’d like to create a rubric, as well as the course learning outcomes.   Workshop led by Carolyn Comiskey, Executive Director of Assessment; Meg Joseph, Associate Professor, Global Fashion Management; and Sarah Mullins, Assistant Professor and Assistant Chair, Footwear and Accessories Design. RSVP Here

Create a Digital Syllabus: 30-minute hands-on workshop

August 24, Noon-12:30 pm (add to calendar) August 26, 10:00 am-10:30 am (add to calendar)
The course syllabus is an essential part of every course that provides students with the information they need to understand the course, its policies, and outcomes. Concourse is a tool to create and manage course syllabi that includes the most up-to-date information and resources for you and your students. Join a 30-minute workshop to get started.