Faculty Resource Center
Upcoming Events: Spring 2012Academically Adrift: A Roundtable Discussion among Faculty Members and Students A group of faculty members will meet with sociology students in Kristin Kenneavy's Sociolgy Statistics class to discuss the controversial book, Academically Adrift, byt Arum and Roksa. Are student learning in college? What are the obstacles to engaged learning at Ramapo? What aspects of the Ramapo experience promote academic development? Join us for a very stimulating conversation between faculty members and students. "The
Unexpurgated Truth: How does the All-College Tenure Committee work?" An informal and unofficial discussion of how the tenure committee works. What the committee found credible and persuasive and what troubled it when assessing tenure applications. How the proportions between teaching, scholarship and service function in practice To suggest workshop topics please contact: lperezst@ramapo.edu
IMPORTANT NOTES: If you or someone you know has been engaged in the scholarship of teaching and learning, we would love to share your work with the rest of the community. Please send an e-mail to : Lperezst@ramapo.edu If you would like to showcase your CEC activities here, please let me know. We are always looking for new ideas! Send e-mail to: Lperezst@ramapo.edu
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| Teaching Circles | Writing Circle |
Spring 2012 Teaching Circles Meetings (all in E-216) will be held on every other week on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays |
Writing Circles are composed of 4 to 6 faculty members who come together every other week to share their writing and receive feedback in a supportive environment. This semester, members will read and discuss Paul Silva's book: "How to Write A Lot: A Practical Guide to Productive Academic Writing." Meetings are held every other Tuesday in E-216. If interested in joining this group and reserving a book, please contact: |
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