Adjunct and Part Time Faculty
Resources
Books: Warner Library Books for Adjuncts
Web Sites
Presentations from Past Adjunct Faculty Workshops
- Dr. Melissande McCrae "The Meaning and Purpose of Grading" (Presentation at the SMS Adjunct Faculty Workshop, February 2006)
- Dr. Melissande McCrae "Developing Grading Rubrics" (Presentation at the SMS Adjunct Faculty Workshop, February 2006)
- Dr. Drick Boyd "A Grading Rubric for Evaluating Discussions" (Presentation at the SMS Adjunct Faculty Workshop, February 2006)
- Dr. Daniel Smith "Grade Distributions in OM and FMBA Programs" (Presentation at the SMS Adjunct Faculty Workshop, February 2006)
CCGPS Workshops (2008)
Autoethnography presented by Dr. Heewon Chang, September 25th, Palmer Seminary at 12:30 p.m. (50 minutes). Workshop Summary and PowerPoint Presentation
Fall Faculty Development Workshop: (Saturday, September 27, 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.) Topics include: Blackboard, SafeAssign, Creating Rubrics, Grading, Classroom Management, APA Format, Integrating Faith into Teaching and Learning, and Online Pedagogy.
Speakers: Monir Atta-Alla, Heewon Chang, Tom Dahlstrom, Colleen DiRaddo, Harry Gutelius, Dana Olive, Mary Anne Peters, Pat Williams, and Alvin Wong.
The Departments of Education, Nursing, SLD, and SMS will hold lunch meetings. Please respond to Deb Dougherty (ddougher@eastern.edu) on your workshop participation and lunch.
Blackboard Basics: Individuals wishing to become certified to teach online using Blackboard, should contact Alvin Wong (awong2@eastern.edu) to become introduced to the certification process
How to Make Your Presentation More Effective (Tuesday, October 21 at noon - ELC 101): Dr. Monir Atta-Alla will present. Bring your lunch. Dessert will be provided!
Health Care Preparedness for Bioterrorism: (Date to be announced.) Panel discussion will include local experts who will describe how the community's health care teams have proactively prepared their institutions and staff for the possibility of bioterrorism. It is a sad indictment of contemporary living as there will be also time for questions and answers from the audience. For more information, contact Rita Borzillo at rborzill@eastern.edu. Space is limited.
