The 2019 Faculty Symposium was another wonderful celebration of our dedicated faculty. The event was held on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019.
Revisit the activities of the 2019 Faculty Symposium:
| Time | Agenda |
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| 3:30 p.m. | Small Group Session I (sessions below occur concurrently) - Lightning Talks, Concord Room
- Lightning Talks, Merrimack Room
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| 4:30 p.m. | Small Group Session II: (sessions below occur concurrently) - Lightning Talks, Concord Room
- Pedagogy Panel & Discussion: What Works? Easy and Practical Teaching Tips You Can Incorporate This Week (presentations followed by discussion), Merrimack Room
- Pushing Past Personal Boundaries: Helping Honors Students Embrace Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Deb Finch, Associate Teaching Professor, Marketing, Entrepreneurship & Innovation
- First Impressions, Lasting Results, Michele K. Fox, Associate Teaching Professor, Physical Therapy & Kinesiology
- Quick Intervention: Mid-Semester Course Evaluations with Keep / Start / Stop, Bridget M. Marshall, Associate Professor, English
- Incorporating Weekly Class Prep Assignments, Amy Smalarz, Assistant Teaching Professor, Public Heal
- Personalized Learning: An end-of-semester Addition Worth Our Time, Jack Schneider, Assistant Professor, Education
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| 5 p.m. | Networking |
| 6 p.m. | Keynotes: - Engineered Biomaterials to Improve Human Health, Gulden Camci-Unal, Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering
- Teaching: Four Ideas for Your Consideration, James Nehring, Associate Professor, Leadership in Education, Recipient of the 2019 Manning Prize for Teaching Excellence
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| 6:20 p.m. | Faculty Recognition and Reception |
Learn more:
Read this story for some Highlights from the 2019 Faculty Symposium.
