Join us Friday April 29 for a friendly discussion on how the past academic year has been, lessons learned, and how to gear up for next year. This will be your space to share what ideas or endeavors you may want to start or stop doing next semester, and thoughts to save you time, energy,…
Most Fridays, 12pm - 1pm: Grab your lunch (or favorite beverage) and connect with your peers in an informal space to share how your semester is going, tales from the classroom, and all things teaching and learning. Open to adjuncts, full-time faculty, staff, and guests. Bring your own topics, or join the conversation for different topics…
View this webinar to: Learn how to create financial wellness Learn financial wellness growth opportunities Identify four crucial financial issues to discuss in relationships Learn about life events that change financial plans and how to handle them
Ozarks Technical Community College’s Center for Workforce Development is offering a virtual three-part leadership learning event during the month of May entitled How to Stop Avoiding and Start Leading. Marlene Chism is our facilitator and industry expert for this series. Marlene is a recognized expert on the LinkedIn/Lynda global learning platform, published author and skilled…
Presenters: Kevin Luebbering - Title IX Coordinator & College Director of Civil Rights Compliance Rachel Swadley - Project Heal - Victim Services Coordinator Cody Garcia-Pusateri - Assistant Title IX Coordinator Learning Objectives: As a result of this session, attendees will be able to: Understand and describe Title IX Understand their own professional responsibilities with respect…
Hosted by NISOD Fair Warning and Fair Use: Copyright and Plagiarism in the Digital Age Changes in how education is provided, the easy availability of online resources, and the constant addition of new technologies create a confusing mixture of information on what copyright covers and why it matters to instructors. Digital learning and Open Educational…
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• Navigating the degree audit
• Assisting with course planning
• Advising students on academic probation
• Making appropriate and timely referrals
• Assisting with transfer planning
Most Fridays, 12pm - 1pm: Grab your lunch (or favorite beverage) and connect with your peers in an informal space to share how your semester is going, tales from the classroom, and all things teaching and learning. Open to adjuncts, full-time faculty, staff, and guests. Bring your own topics, or join the conversation for different topics…
Hosted by NISOD Developing New, Better, and More Loves The New York Times columnist and author, David Brooks, has stated, "A key job of a school is to give students new things to love." Although an essential part of education is to develop skills and traits that will lead to a successful career, this is…
The 2022 Pandemic Pedagogy Research Symposium will be held virtually Wednesday, May 11, 2022 from 10 am to 3 pm Eastern Daylight Time "Moving From Innovation to Transformation" When many colleges and universities returned to in-person teaching in the fall of 2021, instructors often brought with them the innovative and creative teaching practices that they…
