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2011- Celebrate Teaching and Learning at Pacific

University of the Pacific is announcing the First Annual Teaching and Learning Symposium at Pacific, titled "Celebrate Teaching & Learning at Pacific". This is an opportunity for faculty to share their classroom teaching and learning methods with colleagues.

Feel free to come by during the week of February 7-10th to enjoy lunch, conversation, and an interactive hands-on session conducted by Pacific faculty to help inspire teaching & learning in the classroom.

For more information, please contact Craig Seal (cseal@pacific.edu / 946-7758 or Bernie Kramer (bkramer@pacific.edu /946-7338).

Program:

Monday, February 7th

12-1

DeRosa 210

Lunch

 

 

12:30-1:30

DeRosa 211

Dr. Lou Matz and

Dr. Lydia Fox

College of the Pacific

Using clickers to gauge and engage student learning

12:30-1:15

DeRosa 214

Dr. Tanya Storch

College of the Pacific

Reflecting on personal biases before learning begins

1:15-2

DeRosa 215

Dr. Terry Hoover

Dugoni School of Dentistry

A faculty mentored critical thinking and writing exercise

 Tuesday, February 8th

12-1

DeRosa 210

Lunch

 

 

12-1

DeRosa 211

Dr. Chris Sablynski

Eberhardt School of Business

Thinking on your feet: collaboration between business and forensics

12:30-1:15

DeRosa 214

Dr. Delores E. McNair

Benerd School of Education

The whacky world of wikis: Using the Sakai wiki tool to support collaborative learning

1:15-2

DeRosa 215

Dr. Sebastian Marotta

College of the Pacific

Active learning using student groups

 Wednesday, February 9th                                                   

12-1

DeRosa 210

Lunch

 

 

12:30-1:30

DeRosa 211

Dr. Eric Boyce

Long School of Pharmacy

Using students in curricular mapping

12:30-1:15

DeRosa 214

Dr. Will Price

Eberhardt School of Business

Experiential learning through field study requirements

1:15-2

DeRosa 215

Dr. Henghu Sun

College of Engineering and Computer Science

Case studies to foster research innovation  in students

Thursday, February 10th                                                      

12-1

DeRosa 210

Lunch

 

 

12-1

DeRosa 211

Dr. Lara Killick

College of the Pacific

Community partnerships, emergent technology, and experiential learning

12:30-1:15

DeRosa 214

Dr. David Kauper

College of the Pacific

Cost minimizing students: method to encourage student studying

1:15-2

DeRosa 215

Dr. Jennifer Helgren

College of the Pacific

The personal  is historical: Oral history and undergraduate research

 

2010 - Social and Emotional Competence in Higher Education

As part of the "Presidential Inaugural Series" celebrating the beginning Dr. Pamela Eibeck's presidency, local and international experts highlighted a daylong symposium showcasing best practices in student competence development. This symposium is part of Pacific's culture and commitment to whole-person education and its mission to prepare students for responsible leadership in their careers and communities.