The 2010 Fall Teaching Conference
The Scholarship of Engagement: Integrating Teaching, Service, and Research
Thursday, August 19th, from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm in the Liberal Arts Building, room 159
Maximizing Learning Through Democratic Engaged Scholarship
Keynote by Patti Clayton
The potential for deep, life changing learning, and opportunities for knowledge creation are expanded when students and teachers involve themselves in engaged scholarship. Former Carnegie Scholar Mary Huber has argued that the scholarship of engagement helps faculty find a synergy among the three primary aspects of their work, allowing them to “experience integrated academic lives." Our nationally known speaker, Patti Clayton, founding Director of the Center for Excellence in Curricular Engagement at North Carolina State University, and Senior Scholar with the Center for Service and Learning at IUPUI, will explain how you can help your students learn through community engagement, and show you what you can do to enhance and document learning outcomes. IPFW and Ball State colleagues will discuss their experiences with service learning, and provide practical recommendations for engaging in scholarly teaching and research around service learning.
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Concurrent sessions
Generating, Deepening, and Documenting Learning: The power of critical reflection
by Dr. Patti Clayton
Service-learning in an Intercultural Communication Course: Theory, practice, and reflection
by Kitty Luo, COM, Scholarship of Engagement grant winner
The Drama of It All - A Weekend Theater Camp for Children with Communication Disabilities
by Sharon Egly, CSD, 2010 Leepoxy Award winner
Campus to Community Service Learning: Why moving education classes to informal education sites proved advantageous
by Jeff Nowak, EDUC 2009 Friends Outstanding Teacher Award winner
Service Learning in Health Sciences: Distinguishing service learning from other types of experiential learning
by Nancy Mann, DENT, Service Learning Advisory Council
The Meaning of Service Learning in the Promotion and Tenure Process
by Mark Malaby, EDUC, Ball State, 2007-08 ICC Faculty Fellow
The Scholarship of Engagement: Faculty grant dollars to support your engaged teaching, research and service
by JR Jamison, Associate Director, Indiana Campus Compact
Scholarly Teaching and Service Learning
by Yvonne Zubovic, MATH & FACET Liaison
The Scholarship of Engagement at IPFW
by Kathleen O’Connell, Associate Vice Chancellor for Community Engagement
The Scholarship of Engagement at IPFW - Challenges and Opportunities
Closing Plenary Panel with panelists Kathleen O'Connell, OAA; Andy Downs, Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics & POLS; Charles O'Connor, VPA and Jeff Nowak, EDUC
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