Faculty Workshops Fall 2016

2016 Edition

A Menu for Faculty Programs, Departments, and Colleges.

Register for all of the workshops @ www.svsu.edu/workshops

It’s important for all of us to be lifelong learners and to instill that understanding in our students.

Whatever your discipline, it is changing, and in some disciplines and professions, the pace of change is rapid.

It is incumbent on all of us to stay abreast of the latest developments in our field and to help our students understand how they can prepare themselves for the career challenges they will inevitably face.

President Donald Bachand

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Contents

Office of Adjunct Faculty & Academic Support Programs

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Military Student Affairs

Information Technology Services

Zahnow Library

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The Center for Academic Innovation

Sponsored Programs

Student Counseling Center

Office of Diversity & Inclusion Designed by: Dillon Call & Sydney Hendler

Office of Adjunct Faculty & Academic Support Programs

Office of Adjunct Faculty & Academic Support Programs Workshops

New Adjunct Faculty Seminar: New members of SVSU’s adjunct faculty are invited to become a part of the New Adjunct Faculty Seminar.

This seminar offers faculty the opportunity to grow professionally as teaching scholars.

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Fridays: • September 9th & 23rd • October 7th & 21st • November 11th

From 4:30pm to 6:00pm In Science East 201 * Compensation for attending all sessions is $250.00

Office of Adjunct Faculty & Academic Support Programs

Adjunct Faculty Funding Program The purpose of this funding opportunity is to provide funds to adjunct faculty members who would like to attend conferences, workshops, meetings, presentations, etc. as a means to further develop their substantive discipline area and teaching experiences.

Applicants who have taught for at least 2 semesters at SVSU, must complete an Individual Development Plan (IDP) prior to attending the conference or training (This can be found at www.svsu.edu/adjunctfaculty). Your IDP should address the ways you would like to build knowledge in your discipline specific area and discuss clear teaching and learning goals for future classroom experiences. You must also complete a Faculty Development Funding Application aligning IDP with the professional development activity the applicant is choosing to attend.

For timely funding to occur, the application should be submitted to the Adjunct Faculty Support Program Office (SE201) two months prior to the registration deadline for the event or the start of the activity. Upon completion of the professional development activity a report summarizing the extent to which the activity addressed the applicant’s IDP goals must be submitted. This summary must accompany the reimbursement request.

Applicants are eligible for funding one time per academic year for either $150 or $300 depending on the type of participation in the activity.

Office of Adjunct Faculty & Academic Support Programs

Fall 2016 Course Design Workshops This series of workshops are intended to provide an opportunity for faculty to brainstorm the design and structure of a course through collaboration and discussion with faculty colleagues. You must commit to all three workshops Saturdays: • September 17th • October 15th • November 19th From 9:00 to 11:00 In Science East 203

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* A light breakfast will be served and you will be compensated $50 for attending each workshop.

Adjunct Faculty Pizza Therapy At the office of adjunct faculty support programs Hey, Adjunct Faculty: Was your semester a challenge?

Come grab a slice and unwind!

Mingle with other adjunct faculty, register for upcoming workshops, & share your teaching triumphs and woes!

• Monday, December 5th • Tuesday, December 6th • Thursday, December7th • Wednesday, December 13th

– 4:00 - 6:00pm – 3:00 - 6:00pm – 12:00 - 2:00pm – 12:00 - 2:00pm

Please RSVP to adjunctfaculty@svsu.edu

Military Student Affairs

Military Student Affairs Workshops Vet-Friendly Classroom: What It Means and Best Practices to Achieve It Explore what it means to have a Veteran-friendly classroom and ways to create it. SVSU is ranked as the top 4-year school in the state of Michigan and 38th nationally for Veterans. In this workshop, the Military Student Affairs team will guide participants through an informational session that covers military awareness, culture, and transition from service. We’ll also address Veteran-related interpersonal, psychological, and physical aspects to consider in order to encourage full engagement and foster academic success.

Specific tips and techniques to assist you will be discussed.

Participants will receive decal acknowledging “Veteran-Friendly” status.

All workshop will be located in Curtiss 116 • September 8th • October 7th • November 7th • December 6th • January 19th • February 10th • March 14th • April 6th

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10:00am 10:00am 10:00am 10:00am 10:00am 10:00am 10:00am 10:00am

The Center for Academic Innovation

The Center for Academic Innovation Workshops Online / Hybrid Training: Designer / Developer Course: September 23rd – November 4th (7 weeks) This course is intended for faculty who are interested in developing and teaching an online or hybrid course.

Faculty will use Quality Matters rubric to design and develop an online/hybrid course.

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Workshop dates (1:00 p.m to 4:00 p.m): Location: SE 206 • September 23rd, 2016 • September 30th, 2016 • October 7th, 2016 • October 14th, 2016 • October 21st, 2016 • October 28th, 2016 • November 4th, 2016 Facilitator Course: Ongoing, self-paced, fully online This 5 week course is for adjunct faculty who will be teaching an online or hybrid course that has already been developed. The focus of this course is more on facilitation skills rather than course design skills.

To sign up for the training, please email Dr. Poonam Kumar pkumar@svsu.edu

The Center for Academic Innovation

Teaching Tables and Workshops

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Sept. 16th Design a “Learning” and Motivating Syllabus Workshop- 12:30-1:30 Room B205

Sept. 21st Students’ Perspective on Motivation Teaching Table- 12:00-1:30 Emeriti Room- Curtiss

Oct. 18th Levels of Engagement with Students Workshop- 12:30-1:30pm Room B205

Oct. 19th Undergraduate Research: A Departmental Perspective Teaching Table- 12:00-1:30 Emeriti Room- Curtiss

Nov. 8th Incorporating Innovative Writing across the Curriculum Teaching Table- 12:00-1:30pm Emeriti Room- Curtiss

Nov. 11th Rethinking your Assignments Based on Motivational Formula Workshop- 12:30-1:30pm Room B205

Nov. 17th A Formula for Motivating your Students: A Panel Discussion Teaching Table- 12:00-1:30 Emeriti Room- Curtiss

Jan. 26th Community Engagement: A Departmental Perspective Teaching Table- 12:00-1:30 Emeriti Room- Curtiss

Feb. 1st Applying the Formula for Motivation -Creating Value and Expectancy (M=E+V-C) Teaching Table- 12:00-1:30 Emeriti Room- Curtiss

Feb. 3rd Feedback and Grading Practices that Motivate Students Workshop- 11:30-12:30pm Room SE222

Mar. 3rd Planning and Facilitating your Classwork to Promote Deeper Learning Workshop- 11:30-12:30pm Room SE222

Apr. 13th Apply the Motivation Formula -addressing the “C” factor (M=E+V-C) Teaching Table- 12:00-1:30 Emeriti Room- Curtiss

Information Technology Services

Information Technology Services Workshops Canvas - An Introduction Please note that it is NOT mandatory for users to attend Canvas workshops in order to use the system. This workshop covers the basics of Canvas, and is meant to give users a solid foundation for beginning to work in the system.

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• August 18th, Thursday, 1:00 –3:00pm, C 150 • August 23rd, Tuesday, 6:00 – 8:00pm, C 150 • August 23rd, Tuesday, 10:00am – 12:00pm, C 150 • August 25th, Thursday, 1:00 – 3:00pm, C 150 • August 31st, Wednesday, 6:00 – 8:00pm, C 150 • September 9th, Friday, 2:00 – 4:00pm, C 150 • September 13th, Tuesday, 10:00am – 12:00pm, C 150 • October 4th, Tuesday, 10:00am – 12:00pm, C 150 • November 2nd, Wednesday, 2:00 – 4:00pm, C 150 • December 1st, Thursday, 10:00am – 12:00pm, C 150 View one of our previously recorded Canvas workshops on YouTube.

Canvas - Modules Please note that it is NOT mandatory for users to attend Canvas workshops in order to use the system. This workshop covers the Files tool, and creating pages that link assignments.

• August 19th, Friday, 1:00 – 3:00pm, C 150

Information Technology Services

Canvas – Conferences Please note that it is NOT mandatory for users to attend Canvas workshops in order to use the system.

This workshop covers Canvas’ conferencing tool -- Big Blue Button -- as well as GoToMeeting and videoconferencing integration.

• August 26th, Friday, 1:00 – 3:00pm, C 150 View one of our previously recorded Canvas workshops on YouTube.

Canvas - Discussions, Groups & Peer Review Please note that it is NOT mandatory for users to attend Canvas workshops in order to use the system.

This workshop covers the People tool, the Discussions tool, peer review of discussions and how to integrate groups into assignments and discussions.

• September 8th, Thursday, 1:30 – 2:30pm, C 150 Canvas - Quizzes and Surveys Please note that it is NOT mandatory for users to attend Canvas workshops in order to use the system.

This workshop covers how to create graded and ungraded quizzes and surveys.

• September 1st, Thursday, 1:30 – 2:30pm, C 150 • September 22nd, Thursday, 11:00am – 12:00pm, C 150

Information Technology Services

Lecture Capture: Echo360 Record your lecture in your classroom or in your office with Echo360.

• September 9th, Friday, 10:00am – 12:00pm, C 150 • October 20th, Thursday, 2:00 – 4:00pm, C 150 You may also want to check out our helpful videos on how to use Echo360 on YouTube.

Videoconferencing Conduct real-time classes with distance learners or guest speakers without the cost.

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• August 26th, Friday, 10:00am – 12:00pm, C 150 • September 1st, Thursday, 1:00 – 3:00pm, C 150 Tools for Formative Assessment Incorporate tools like Kahoot and Plickers into your classes to receive student feedback.

• November 3rd, Thursday, 11:00am –12:00pm, C 150 Online Survey Creation: SurveyGizmo Survey students, coworkers & community with online questionnaires.

• October 20th, Thursday, 11:00am – 12:00pm, C 150

Information Technology Services

Office 365: Outlook on the Web Introduction to Outlook on the Web. Learn how to organize your Inbox, manage your schedule, keep track of contacts, and manage your to-do list.

• September 1st, Thursday, 1:00 – 2:30pm, C 150 Office 365: Overview of Online Office Applications This is an overview of using the online office applications.

Review how to manage and share documents in OneDrive.

Learn how to produce documents in Word online, get more out of data in Excel online and present with ease in PowerPoint online.

• October 6th, Thursday, 1:00 – 2:30pm, C 150 View all of our helpful videos via our YouTube site: youtube.com/user/SVSUITDLab

Sponsored Programs

Sponsored Programs Workshops National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Common Good This session will focus on ways members can get involved in NEH’s new Common Good Initiative, which is designed to demonstrate the critical role humanities scholarship can play in our public life. Members will learn how to use NEH grants to engage with their communities and partner with other humanities organizations (such as state councils).

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Presenters: • Russ Wyland, Deputy Director, Research Programs, National Endowment for the Humanities.

• Claudia Kinkela, Senior Program Officer, Research Programs, National Endowment for the Humanities.

Opportunities for Undergraduates and Faculty at DOE Laboratories The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Workforce Development for Students and Teachers (WDTS) sponsors several programs enabling undergraduate students and visiting faculty to participate in science and technology research projects through paid appointments at one of 17 participating DOE laboratories/ facilities. This presentation provides an overview of these opportunities, including the application, review, selection, placement processes, and participant expectations and outcomes, as well as the broader DOE mission.

Presenter: • James Glownia, Physical Scientist, Office of the Deputy Director for Science Programs, U.S. Department of Energy (recording). Sounds starts around 4:00min.

Sponsored Programs

Developing Partnerships for IFLE Programs The U.S. Department of Education rolls out several programs each year under its International and Foreign Language Education (IFLE) office. This session will focus IFLE’s partnerships and collaborations priorities and how grantees are implementing these priorities via funded activities.

Presenters: • Cheryl Gibbs, Director, Advanced Training and Research Division, U.S. Department of Education.

• Tanyelle Richardson, Senior Program Officer, International Studies Division, U.S. Department of Education (recording).

How to Navigate HRSA Funding Opportunities This session will focus on the latest priorities and ways to collaborate with HRSA. Director Bigley will share information on upcoming funding opportunities for HRSA Nursing and Public Health programs, as well as tips for navigating the application process.

Presenter: • Mary Beth Bigley, Director, Division of Nursing and Public Health, Bureau of Health Workforce, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) (recording).

Sponsored Programs

Finding Success with USAID The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) sparks a lot of interest from colleges and universities seeking grants with a global focus. This session will highlight ways that colleges and universities can be successful from an agency and awardee prospective.

Presenters: • Barbara O. Schneeman, Higher Education Coordinator, U.S. Agency for International Development.

• Wondi Mersie, Associate Dean and Director of Research, Agricultural Research Station, Virginia State University (recording).

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From TBI to Alzheimer’s: What the Public-Private Sector is funding in Brain Research From the National Football League’s multimillion dollar players’ settlement for traumatic brain injury (TBI) to the rapid increase of Alzheimer’s disease, research opportunities on brain disorders have increased at private organizations and federal agencies. In this session, researchers and program officers from various organizations will discuss how state colleges and universities can become more involved in the development of neurological research on their campuses.

Presenters: • Anthony Pacifico, Program Manager, Peer Reviewed Alzheimer’s Research, U.S. Army MEDCOM. • Laurie Ryan, Chief, Dementias of Aging Branch, National Institutes of Health.

• Daniel Riggle, Military Veteran and Higher Education Professional.

• Heather Snyder, Director, Medical and Scientific Relations, Alzheimer’s Association (recording).

Sponsored Programs

Partnerships to Leverage, Enhance and Sustain Internal and External Support Two leaders of national organizations will share their perspectives and experiences about a variety of partnerships, from forming consortia and coalitions to collaborative and powerful efforts like advocacy and thought leader processes.

Presenters: • Elizabeth Ambos, Executive Director, Council on Undergraduate Research.

• Barbara Hetrick, Senior Vice President, Council of Independent Colleges (recording).

Building the Manufacturing Talent Pipeline This session will focus on workforce development projects that include partnerships with higher education, schools, business/ industry, and state or local government.

Presenter: • Jennifer McNelly, President, Manufacturing Institute (recording).

How to Get and Maintain Successful Partnerships GRC and CIC members will discuss the successful partnerships on their campuses and provide tips on how others can develop and maintain these relationships.

Presenters: • W. Weldon Hill, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Virginia State University.

• Linda Marston, Director of Grants and Sponsored Research, Springfield College (Mass.)

Sponsored Programs

SVSU Internal Grant opportunities.

Learn what you can apply for and when to apply.

You’ll leave with a “to-do” list and a strategy to fund your research all in one hour. Monthly workshops will be held in Wickes 314. We can accommodate 16 per workshop.

If these times don’t work in your schedule send an email to jrentsch@svsu.edu or pagraves@svsu.edu and we’ll find a time that works for you.

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Register at https://webtech.svsu.edu/workshops/ • September 13th, Tuesday - 10:00am • October 18th, Tuesday - 8:30am • November 8th, Tuesday - 12:00pm

* bring your lunch, we’ll provide drinks • December 6th, Tuesday - 3:00pm • January 24th, Tuesday - 12:00pm

* bring your lunch, we’ll provide drinks SVSU IRB and IACUC applications.

Learn where to find information that is helpful to fill out the application, what a successful application looks like, and what to expect from the board review in one hour.

Monthly workshops will be held in Wickes 314. We can accommodate 8 per workshop. If these times don’t work in your schedule send an email to jadecker@svsu.edu and she will find a time that works for you.

Register at https://webtech.svsu.edu/workshops/ • IRB - September 14th, Wednesday - 10:00am • IACUC - October 19th, Wednesday - 8:30am • IRB - November 9th, Wednesday - 12:00 pm * bring your lunch, we’ll provide drinks

Zahnow Library

Zahnow Library’s Fall Faculty Workshops No Nonsense Guide to eBooks Learn how to find, download, and reserve ebooks from Zahnow library databases as well as other sources.

Date: Friday, October 21st Time: 11:00 a.m. to Noon Location: Z-111 Presenters: Ashley Blinstrub and Beth Johns Course Librarian Program This workshop provides information about having an embedded librarian in your course to provide research support to your students.

Date: Friday, November 4th Time: 11:00 a.m. to Noon Location: Z-111 Presenters: Scott Mellendorf and Michelle Strasz

Student Counseling Center

Student Counseling Center Workshops

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QPR Trainings QPR (Question. Persuade. Refer.) is a training for faculty, staff, and students in how to talk to someone who is experiencing mental distress or suicidal thoughts.

You will be trained in identifying risk factors, suicide warning signs, how to ask about suicide, persuade some towards hope, and how to refer them to appropriate help and resources. QPR is not counseling or treatment.

It is a way to offer hope through positive action and knowledge.

If you have a group or department who are interested in receiving the free training, please contact: Jenny Stephens (989)-964-7078 jmstephe@svsu.edu

Office of Diversity & Inclusion

Office of Diversity & Inclusion Workshops Great Lakes Bay Regional Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration The 8th Annual Great Lakes Bay Regional Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration will be held on Wednesday, January 25th, 2017 at Saginaw Valley State University in the Malcolm Field Theater at 7:00 p.m.

Our Keynote Speaker will be Eric Holder Jr., former United States Attorney General. Mr. Holder began his service as the 82nd Attorney General of the United States the day after President Barack Obama nominated him on February 2, 2009.

He was the first African-American to serve in that position.

He remained in office until April 27, 2015, becoming the third-longest serving Attorney General in the nation’s history. The Great Lakes Bay Regional Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration is a collaborative effort that engages such partners as The Dow Chemical Company, Delta College, Nexteer Automotive, regional chambers of commerce, regional community foundations and several other local businesses.

Through the Saginaw, Bay and Midland Community Foundations, 15 scholarships are awarded to regional high school students who write about ways they have demonstrated Dr. King’s teachings in their school or community. The presentation of these scholarships precedes the keynote address.

This event is free and open to the campus and regional community.

Office of Diversity & Inclusion

SVSU Title IX STEP UP CARDINALS Title IX is a comprehensive federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in any federally funded educational program or activity.

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Due to this law, colleges and universities across the country have installed a Title IX Coordinator and some form of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention.

At Saginaw Valley, we want to make a climate that is safe and educated on the matter, so the program STEP-UP Cardinals was introduced to our institution.

Through this program, we want to make student, faculty, and staff more aware of what falls under this subject.

Office of Diversity & Inclusion

This program offers the following resources and trainings: •

Bringing in the Bystander: Bystander Training

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Online Sexual Assault Training Course

• Community Partner Resources

(In the Great Lakes Bay Region) • Customized Training for Departments

and Student Organizations The Step-Up program has many administrative personnel involved and we welcome others, including students to join us!

If you have any questions, feel free to contact: Dr. Mamie Thorns Special Assistant to the President for Diversity Programs/ Title IX Coordinator Wickes Hall 260 989-964-4068 mtthorns@svsu.edu Website: svsu.edu/diversity/titleIX