Category: Events
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Summer Writing Group 2026
If you’re working on a writing project for publication this summer, consider joining the Faculty Center’s new writing group. The group will meet on Tuesdays from 9 – 11 AM, both in person and on Teams. If you’re looking to get out of your home or office, come on down to Milne. If you’re traveling,…
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Social and Community Offerings from the Faculty Center
The Faculty Center is hosting a few opportunities to meet up with colleagues for informal fun this semester. Join us for food and beverages at one of our upcoming events. On the first Friday of the month, we’d love to see you for our social hour at Muddy River Tap Room in Oneonta (4:30 –…
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Visiting Fulbright Scholar Guides Conversations on Education, Global Inequality, and AI
The Faculty Center and the Office of Global Education welcomed Dr. Eng. Fidelis Ndambuki Kilonzo (left above), Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence and Visiting Professor at the College of Engineering and Computational Sciences, New York Institute of Technology, to campus in May to explore a range of issues with our community. Dr. Fidelis Kilonzo guided sessions on education…
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January Workshops 2025
In the week before the semester begins, the Faculty Center for Teaching, Learning & Scholarship offers a series of workshops and sessions designed to support teaching and learning for staff and faculty. We try to be responsive to the needs of our community as we develop our programming. If you have a suggestion for a…
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Faculty Share Published and In-Progress Scholarship of Teaching & Learning (SoTL)
On April 24, faculty from a range of disciplines gathered to talk about their experiences writing and publishing the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL). In general, SoTL shares research-based investigations of student learning in discipline-specific and interdisciplinary venues. For this session, Jacqueline Bennett (Chemistry & Biochemistry), Barbara Durkin (Business), Katherine Griffes (Sport and Exercise…
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Faculty Center Events – March 2024
The Faculty Center for Teaching, Learning and Scholarship invites you to explore the following events for the month of October. To access more information about specific events and to reserve your seat for any of these events, visit the Faculty Opportunities events page. Level 2 Best Practices in Online Teaching and Learning March 15 –…
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Getting Students Talking in Your Classroom
In January, the Faculty Center offers workshops to support teaching faculty as the new semester begins. This month, we hosted sessions on Brightspace, AI course policies, future-focused course planning, and more. One of our most popular sessions gathered faculty to share strategies for encouraging discussion in the classroom. Faced with ongoing pandemic conditions, faculty at…
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Engaging with AI Tools in Your Course
The Teaching, Learning & Technology Center organized a series of sessions devoted to AI tools this spring. Students across higher ed increasingly report using ChatGPT and DALL-E to generate text and images in response to prompts. Faculty can access these tools at OpenAI. At “Engaging with AI Tools in Your Course,” Chilton Reynolds and I…
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Collaborative Learning Across the Disciplines: A Faculty Roundtable
This past semester, the TLTC convened a faculty roundtable to share strategies related to collaborative learning. After experiencing online and asynchronous learning environments over the past several years, students may need additional support learning to work together and to build community in the classroom. To promote cooperative and interactive learning, we can take purposeful approaches,…
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