Faculty Teaching Excellence Program

 

 

Spring 2012 Semester

January    
27, Feb 3 & 10 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop I) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
     
February    

7 & 14

"Teaching in a Nutshell: Strategies to Enhance Student Learning" Lee Potts, Professor Emeritus, Theatre & Dance
8, 15 & 22 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop II) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
15 "Preparing a Teaching Portfolio for Review & Tenure" Diane Conlin, President's Teaching Scholar and Professor of Classics
21, 28 & March 6 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop III) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
22 "What Do You Want Them to Learn Today? Learning Goals and Formative Assessment"

Kathy Perkins, Associate Director, Science Education Initiative

Stephanie Chasteen, Science Teaching Fellow, Physics

23 "Researching Your Teaching: Exploring Students' Learning in Your Discipline"

Stefanie Mollborn, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology

Penny Axelrad, Professor of Aerospace Engineering Sciences

Jeff Gemmel, Assistant Professor and Director Faculty, College of Music

     
March    
5, 12 & 19 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop IV) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
8 "Writing Good Clicker Questions"

Doug Duncan, Astrophysical & Planetary Sciences

Stephanie Chasteen, Science Teaching Fellow, Physics

15 "The Gentle Art of Questioning: Making Clickers Work in Your Class"

Stephanie Chasteen, Science Teaching Fellow, Physics

Steven Pollock, President's Teaching Scholar and Professor of Physics

     
April    
3,10 & 17 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop V) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fall 2011 Semester

August    
17 "Making the First Day Work " Scot Douglass, Associate Professor and Director of the Engineering Honors Program
     
September    
6, 13, & 20 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop I) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
14 "On Incivility and Digital Distraction: Collaborative Social Contracts for Building a Better Classroom Community" Diane Sieber, President's Teaching Scholar and Professor of Engineering & Applied Sciences
21 & 28 "Teaching in a Nutshell: Strategies to Enhance Student Learning" Lee Potts, Professor Emeritus, Theatre & Dance
23, 30 & October 7 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop II) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
     
October    
5 "Teaching With Toys: Abstract fgConcrete "

Mary Klages, Professor of English

Eric Stade, President's Teaching Scholar and Professor of Mathematics

Mike Eisenberg, President's Teaching Scholar and Professor of Computer Science

6, 13, & 20 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop III) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
19, 26, & November 2 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop IV) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
27 "What Do You Want Them to Learn Today? Learning Goals and Formative Assessment"

Kathy Perkins, Associate Director, Science Education Initiative

Stephanie Chasteen, Science Teaching Fellow, Physics

     
November    
1, 8, &15 "Well Argued? Well Written! A Writing Workshop" (Workshop V) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
     

 

 

Spring 2011 Semester

January    
25, Feb. 1 & 8 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 1) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor, Department of English
26 "The Good Guide for Beginner CULearn Users: Tools, Techniques, and Pedagogical Shifts Inside CULearn Discussions" Jay Ellis, Senior Instructor, Program for Writing and Rhetoric
27 "The Good Guide for Intermediate CULearn Users: Tools, Techniques, and Pedagogical Shifts Inside CULearn Discussions" Jay Ellis, Senior Instructor, Program for Writing and Rhetoric
     
February    
9 & 16 "Teaching in a Nutshell: Strategies to Enhance Student Learning" Lee Potts, Professor Emeritus, Theatre & Dance
9, 16, & 23 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 2) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor, Department of English
17 "The Textbook is Dead: Long Live Technical Culture"

Mark Knowles, Director, Anderson Language Technology Center

23 "Preparing a Teaching Portfolio for Review & Tenure" Noel Lenski, Professor, Classics
24, Mar. 3 & 10 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 3) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor, Department of English
March    
     
2, 9, & 16 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 4) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor, Department of English
15 "What Do You Want Them To Learn Today?  Learning Goals and Formative Assessment"

Jenny Knight, Senior Instructor, Biology

Stephanie Chasteen, Science Teaching Fellow, Physics

29

"Infusing Inclusion into Your Syllabus" 

Brenda J. Allen, Associate Dean - Planning and Initiatives, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Colorado Denver
29, Apr. 5 & 12 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 5) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor, Department of English
April    
5 "Taking Learning Seriously: Using scholarship of teaching and learning to support educational innovation n the humanities and sciences"

Diane Sieber, President's Teaching Scholar and Associate Professor and Director, Herbst Program of Humanities

Steven Pollock, President's Teaching Scholar and Professor of Physics

6 "Teaching Tips: A Collaborative Discussion"

Elizabeth Bradley, Professor, Computer Science

Stefanie Mollborn, Professor, Sociology

     

 

 

Fall 2010 Semester

August    
18 "Teaching Your First Day of Class" Diane Sieber, Director, Herbst Program of Humanities
     
September    
7, 14, & 21 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 1) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor , English
15

"Neuropedagogy: What monkey neurons can teach us about how students learn"

Don Cooper, Associate Professor, Institute for Behavioral Genetics
21 & 28 "Teaching in a Nutshell" Lee Potts, Professor Emeritus, Theatre & Dance
22, 29, & Oct. 6 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 2) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of English
29 "Interdisciplinary Teaching/ Interdisciplinary Learning"

Michael Theodore, Professor, College of Music

Michelle Ellsworth, Professor, Theatre and Dance

     
October    
5 "Using Clickers in the Classroom"

Steven Pollock, Professor, Physics

Stefanie Mollborn, Professor, Sociology

Stephanie Chasteen, Science Teaching Fellow, Physics

7, 14, & 21 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 3) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of English
13

"Large Lecture Courses: Challenges and Rewards"

Lucy Chester, Professor, History

Deborah Haynes, Professor, Art and Art History

Stefanie Mollborn, Professor, Sociology

20 "What Do You Want Them to Learn Today? Learning Goals and Formative Assessment"

Kathy Perkins, Associate Director, Science Education Initiative

Stephanie Chasteen, Science Teaching Fellow, Physics

22, 29, & Nov. 5 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 4) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of English
     
November    
2, 9, & 16 "Fix It and Forget It: A Writing Workshop for Faculty" (Workshop 5) Katherine Eggert, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of English
     

 

 

Spring 2010 Semester

January    
26, Feb. 2 & 9 "Well Argued? Well Written!" (Workshop I) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
     
February    
3 & 10 "Teaching in a Nutshell" Lee Potts, Professor Emeritus, Theatre & Dance
11, 18, & 25 "Well Argued? Well Written!" (Workshop II) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music

16

"Community Work: Engaging Minds Through Community Service"

Marty Bickman, English,   

Amy Schmitz, School of Law

     
March    
2 "University vs. YouTube"

Mike Eisenberg, Computer Science and the Institute of Cognitive Science

3 "Teaching Tips: A Collaborative Discussion"

Suzanne Magnanini, French & Italian  

Andy Phillips, Chemistry and Biochemistry

3, 10, & 17 "Well Argued? Well Written!" (Workshop III) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
10 "Interdisciplinary Teaching / Interdisciplinary Learning"

Michael Theodore, College of Music

Michelle Ellsworth, Theatre and Dance

30, April 6 & 13 "Well Argued? Well Written!" (Workshop IV) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
     
April    
1 "Make Clickers Work for You: Engaging Your Students with Great Questions" Stephanie Chasteen, Science Teaching Fellow, Physics
2, 9, & 16 "Well Argued? Well Written!" (Workshop V) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
15 "What Do You Want Them To Learn Today?  Learning Goals and Formative Assessment"

Stephanie Chasteen, Science Teaching Fellow, Physics

Kathy Perkins, Associate Director, Science Education Initiative

     

 

 

Fall 2009 Semester

August    
13,17 & 20 "Well Argued? Well Written!" Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
19 "Teaching the First Day of Class" Michael Zimmerman, Philosophy
     
September    
23 "Using Clickers Wisley" Doug Duncan , Senior Instructor, Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences
29 & Oct 6 "Teaching in a Nutshell" Lee Potts, Professor Emeritus, Theatre & Dance
     
October    
1 "Inclusive Excellence in Teaching and Learning" Brenda J. Allen, Assoc. Dean for Planning and Initiatives, University of Colorado Denver
13 "Civility in the Classroom: Problems and Research-Based Solutions" Ed Rivers, English
15 "Teaching Tips: A Collaborative Discussion"

Elizabeth Bradley, Computer Science

Stefanie Mollborn, Sociology

27 "University vs. YouTube"

Mike Eisenberg, Computer Science and the Institute of Cognitive Science

     
November    
5 "First Things First: Constructing a Course Syllabus"

Stefanie Mollborn, Sociology

James Symons, Theatre and Dance

19

"Large Lecture Courses: Challenges and Rewards"     

 

James Symons, Professor, Theatre and Dance

Lee Chambers, Professor, History

Paul Beale, Professor and Chair, Physics

     

 

 

Spring 2009 Semester

January    
26, Feb. 2, & 9 Well Argued? Well Written! (Workshop i) Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
     
February    
3, 10, & 17 Well Argued? Well Written!   (Workshop ii)

Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music

12 & 19 "Teaching in a Nutshell"

Lee Potts, Professor Emeritus, Theatre & Dance

18 "Teaching Mindfulness Practices "

Deborah Haynes, Art and Art History

Michael Zimmerman, Philosophy

18, 25, & Mar. 4 Well Argued? Well Written!   (Workshop iii)

Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music

25 "Facing Facebook"

Diane Sieber, Engineering/Herbst Humanities

26 "Preparing a Teaching Portfolio for Tenure and Review" Chair Noel Lenski, Classics
     
March    
3 & 17 "Difficult Converstations in the  Classroom"

Scott Peppet, School of Law

 

5, 12, & 19 Well Argued? Well Written! (Workshop iv)

Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music

11 "Scholarship of Teaching and Learning"

Clayton Lewis, Computer Science

Stefanie Mollborn, Sociology

19 "The Balancing Act"

Darna Dufour, Anthropology

Erica Ellingson, Astrophysical & Planetary Sciences

Noah Finkelstein, Physics

     

 

 

Fall 2008 Semester

August    
20 "Teaching the First Day of Class" Michael Zimmerman, Philosophy
     
September    
8, 15, 22 Well Argued? Well Written! Workshop I Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
11, 18, 25 Well Argued? Well Written! Workshop II Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
     
October    
1, 8, 15 Well Argued? Well Written! Workshop III Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
8 & 15 "Teaching in a Nutshell" Lee Potts, Professor Emeritus, Theatre & Dance
21, 28, Nov. 4 Well Argued? Well Written! Workshop IV Elissa Guralnick, Professor of English, College of Music
23 "Using Clickers Wisley" Doug Duncan , Senior Instructor, Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences

29

*Note Date Change

"Learning Enhancement Through Mindfulness Practices "

Deborah Haynes, Professor, Art and Art History, Director, Libby Residential Academic Program

Michael Zimmerman, Professor, Philosophy, Director, Center for Humanities and the Arts

30 "Scholarship of Teaching & Learning: the role of data in supporting educational innovations and scholarly teaching "

Clayton Lewis, Professor of Computer Science

Steven Pollock, Professor of Physics

     

 


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