Thinking about how and when to get involved in Quality Matters? If you have considered taking QM workshops or having your course reviewed, now is the time. The Quality Matters Program is a national benchmark for online course design – involvement in the program provides professional development opportunities that can help you take your course design to the next level. […]
Dr. Jeremy Carney, School of Social Work, presented at the Minnesota Council on Social Work Education annual conference on Oct. 4. Dr. Carney’s presentation was entitled “Globalizing Social Work Education: Developing a Study-Abroad Experience.” A concrete template for planning a short-term study abroad experience specific to social work education was shared with faculty throughout the region.
Chang-Seong Hong, Philosophy, collected and edited six Korean-language essays on Buddhism written by six different authors and had the article accepted for publication in Seoul Korea. He titled this collection “Twelve Letters and Six Essays” and wrote its “Introduction.” The collection will appear in Buddhist Review, a Korean-language Buddhist magazine, in December 2014. Hong contributed his own essay for this […]
Tuesday, Oct. 22 Noon & 4 p.m. Location CMU 208 Please attend the information sessions to learn about the details of this exciting new 3-credit course–Human Rights in Southeast Asia 499. The class will be taught in a seminar format during the spring semester where we will prepare students for a 2-week backpacking tour through Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia. Class […]
• Wednesday: Two-thirty Tea, Ideas for next year’s faculty professional development day (and eat leftover cookies), 2:30 p.m. • Thursday: Two-thirty Tea, More ideas for next year’s faculty professional development day (and eat leftover cookies), 2:30 p.m. • Friday: Socio-environmental Case Studies, Help create an trans-disciplinary water management case study, 8:30-9:45 a.m. • Friday: D2L Underdogs: Checklist, FAQ, Glossary, Friday, […]