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June 1-2, 2006
Join the ECTL for our FREE Spring Colloquium! Ken Bain to be Keynote Speaker for 2006 Colloquium
UW Faculty Involved in Teaching and Learning Research to Lead Breakout Sessions The 2006 ECTL colloquium marks the culmination of CLAAS (Connecting Learning Across Academic Settings), a three-year project funded by the US Department of Education’s Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE). CLAAS instructors will join faculty and staff from across campus in sharing their work in the scholarship of teaching and learning. The following presenters will lead conference breakout sessions: |
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Jane Beiswenger, Zoology & Physiology Harold Bergman, ENR Dave Brinkman, Music Mary Burman, Nursing Julianne Couch, English Benito Chen, Math Rod Garnett, Aura Newlin, and Rachel Crocker, World Music Ken Gerow, Statistics April Heaney, Rick Fisher, Pam Galbreath, Linse Anderson, & Carolyn Young, Synergy Jerry Hamann, Electrical & Computer Engineering |
Robin Hill, Instructional Computing Services Audrey Kleinsasser, Wyoming School-University Partnership Kelly Lowe, LeaRN Mark Lyford, Botany Garth Massey, Sociology & International Studies Jimm Myers, Geology & Geophysics Jane Nelson, ECTL Sylvia Parker, Science & Math Teaching Center Karen Williams & Randy Weigel, Family & Consumer Sciences
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An
interactive discussion featuring Ken Bain will begin the 2006 ECTL
Colloquium. Bain is the founding director of the Center of Teaching
Excellence at NYU. He recently accepted a position as Vice Provost
for Instruction, Director of the Teaching and Learning Resource Center,
and professor of history at Montclair State University. His book,
What the Best College Teachers Do, won the 2004 Virginia and Warren
Stone Prize for an outstanding book on education and society.
Colloquium participants will receive a
FREE
copy of Bain's book with
registration.
