All FRC events are open to all faculty AND staff. Most events have a live Zoom feed for remote faculty/staff and a recording for those unable to attend.
Calendar of Upcoming Events
- Tuesday, October 3: A Center for Teaching & Learning (CALM) Workshop on Early Feedback to Students, presented with the Student Success Center
- Thursday, October 5, 6:30-8:00 pm: Science on Tap with Dr. Scott Simpson
- Thursday, November 2, 6:30-8:00 pm: Science on Tap with Dr. Jimmy Pientka
- Upcoming workshops with dates not yet finalized:
- AI and ChatGPT discussion sessions
- TurnItIn Originality and AI modules--with a TurnItIn trainer, arranged by Karla Bright
- Moodle Workshops with Karla Bright
- Mission session with Fr. Stephen
- Outlook Workshop with Karla Bright & Ann Tenglund
- Excel and Qualtrics Workshops with Mike Hoffman
- Navigate and Student Success with Maggie Rosenburg
- Center for Attention, Learning, and Memory Workshop on advanced teaching strategies
- Science on Tap--various presenters throughout the academic year, coordinated by CALM
- Webinars--we have two subscriptions to Webinar content this year--Monday Morning Mentor (through the FRC) and the Online Learning Consortium (Mike Hoffman)
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Recent Recordings
NOTE: There is a separate page for students to view selected FRC recordings at https://eresources.sbu.edu/mod/page/view.php?id-2756. Students cannot reach the Faculty Recording page on my.sbu.edu, so please provide your students with the student recording link if you want them to view any of the recordings. Both the faculty and student recording sites can be accessed with your regular SBU credentials.
- Faculty/Staff Recording site
- JUST ADDED--Summer 2023 Reading Group + Moodle Refresh Workshop
- Intentional Online Teaching Reflections--Ben Gross
- Study Skills for Survival and Success--Adam Brown and Rene Hauser (CALM)
- Navigating the PWI as a POC--Antonio Williams (Center for Student Wellbeing)
- ChatGPT and AI in Higher Education Discussion--faculty discussion
- You Believe What?! How to Combat Disinformation & Explain the Truth--Pauline Hoffmann (CALM)
- What Can NSSE Tell Us About Academic Achievement?--Ann Lehman
- Student Recording site -- special recordings you can share with students
- Navigating the PWI as a POC--Antonio Williams (Center for Student Wellbeing)
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You Believe What?! How to Combat Disinformation & Explain the Truth--Pauline Hoffmann (CALM)
- Study Skills for Survival and Success--Adam Brown and Rene Hauser (CALM)
How We Are Responding to the Great Colleges To Work For Survey
We are carefully reviewing the survey results that were released after the August 2023 Convocation.
Initial action plans have been developed to quickly respond by rolling out additional workshops to address some of the needs. Additional informational materials are under development and will be posted by midsemester.
The Faculty Excellence Committee, a Faculty Senate committee that also advises the center, will provide further feedback and ideas.
Finally, a series of surveys will be conducted this year to learn more about what you would like to see from the Center. When you receive a survey invitation, please take a few minutes to provide your input.
The Center is here to serve
you, our valued faculty and staff. Please let us know how we can best do so! You do not need to wait for a survey--any time you have an idea, please let us know at
https://sbu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_agfuAWVlTcYLNOu
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What can the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) tell us about academic experiences?
NOTE: These links require an SBU login