Flipping the Classroom
Join this Friday from 2:30-3:15 p.m. in Hagen 404 for ideas on flipping YOUR classroom! Click here for some snippets of information before you attend our interactive session – in the true spirit of flipped classrooms.
Dragon Leadership Program: Young, aspiring, and seasoned leaders welcome
If you’re just starting your leadership journey or you’ve already had some great leadership experiences, we encourage you to take a peek at the Dragon Leadership Program. It’s a great opportunity to use your leadership skills and develop new ones. The Dragon Leadership Program isn’t just one more thing to add to your resume– it takes a variety of your […]
Steve Lindaas helped run discussion and workshops at the AAPT
Steve Lindaas, Physics and Astronomy, attended the winter American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) conference in New Orleans earlier this month. He helped organize and run a topical discussion session and two workshops: “Sketch-n-Etch” on creating circuit boards and “Low Cost Instructional Labs.” He is now Chair of the Committee on Science Education for the Public and is helping to […]
Curious about Quality Matters at MSUM?
Join the brown bag information session about Quality Matters at MSUM. Pam McGee, Technology, Linda Lein, English, and Catherine Artac, Instructional Technology Services, will host an informational session for faculty about using Quality Matters in online course design. Choose between one of two sessions offered on Feb. 5 in CMU 205:
MSUM’s Student Academic Conference: A showcase of student research, talent and creativity
All students can present at the Student Academic Conference—applications are now available online. It is a great opportunity to share both research and creative works in a setting that will help develop confidence and presentation skills. Plus, it’s a great addition to any resume! Undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to take part in MSUM’s signature student research and creative […]