UAlbany

 

UNH Atrium

UNH 105

UNH 107

UNH 110A

UNH 110B

8:30-9:00

Breakfast Snack and Registration

 

 

 

 

9:00-9:30

Albany’s Interactive Theater Ensemble:

The Academic Job Interview

 

 

 

 

9:35-10:05

Erica Hunter

Big Class with a Small Class Option: Using Split Grading Schemes in Large Classes

Alex Lehning

Inadvertent Learning: Engagement and Access for Diverse Student Populations

Mark Mason, Minsun Lee, and Jerome Farrell

Telling Your Story: Incorporating Narrative Approaches into Constructivist

Devendra Potnis and Kanchan Desothali

Competing with Time? Teaching Summer Sessions

Alexander Wind

Revisiting the Curve:
A Potential Grading Tool for New Instructors

10:10-10:40

Jennifer Herman

Putting the Students to Work: An Experiment in Cooperative, Student-Centered Learning

David Kvam

Student Learning Styles and Lively Classrooms: Tips for enhancing your class time and reinforcing your lessons

Suzanne Levine

The Use of Multiple Representations of Science Principles as Tools to Enhance Science Learning and Pedagogy

Jennifer Rosenthal

Reconnecting Learning to Place: From the Hudson River to Your Classroom!

Kimberly Van Orman

Incorporating Group Work Without the Bitter Aftertaste

10:40-10:55

Coffee Break and Teaching Portfolio Display

 

 

 

 

11:00-12:00

Keynote Workshop: Maryellen Weimer

Assumptions that Grow Teachers

 

 

 

 

12:05-12:35

Reese Kelly

Conquering the Jargonauts:
Assigning Original Texts for Course Readings

Andrew Kerlow-Myers

Bookending: Simply Questioning Techniques for Use Before and After Lectures

Shelley McLaughlin

Using Vlogs and Blogs as Formative Assessment Tools

Rebecca Ossorio

Using Yoga to Enhance Reflection in a Women's Studies Classroom

12:40-1:30

Lunch and Panel Discussion

featuring Teaching Portfolio Award Winners