Enhance Your Academic Impact with Change Agents Workshop
Join the 2018 Cohort 2 Change Agents and Administrators Workshop supported by the National Science Foundation. Explore course-level outcomes, engage with your program action plan, and connect with a community of change agents. Virtual activities also available for continuous learning and development.
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2018 Cohort 2 Change Agents and Administrators Workshop June 26-29, 2018 Welcome! This work is supported by the National Science Foundation Division of Undergraduate Education through grants 1525593, 1524605, 1524623 & 1524800.
Workshop goals Report on course-level outcomes data, give and receive feedback on the analysis of these data, and explore their connection with your program action plan Begin the process of investigating the impact of your work on your courses and program Learn and share techniques to engage others in your program and on campus in the work you are doing Prepare to engage the broader regional community in your work and begin developing your regional workshop Continue to develop a community of Change Agents to support and enhance each other's work
Workshop Overview Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Heather, Eric, & Deb CA - each program Pamela Carol and John Carol and John Engaging your regional community and designing your regional workshop II Introduction Course-level outcomes measures & implications for your program: Program reports and discussion Working with your colleagues and administrators: Strategies for leading change Engaging your regional community and designing your regional workshop I Synchronous End-of-workshop evaluation and reflection Goal-100% response rate Virtual activities and more for next year Discussion thread: Reflecting on workshops you have attended, what are some of the practices that have worked well for you? What are things that haven't worked for you? Discussion thread: Team response to discussion about your program Asynchronous Progress report on individual and team action plans
Fall and Spring Virtual Activities 2-3 one-hour virtual meetings with some asynchronous work We will offer a few virtual activities each term you will select one to attend 1. Making academic change happen journal club 2. Developing students sense of belonging journal club 3. Supporting student transfer (2YC-4YCU) journal club 4. Teaching quantitative skills actively implementation group 5. Teaching Historical Geology: revising course to focus on events and include more active learning implementation group 6. Add your suggestions After we receive your suggestions, we ll make a new list and you ll get to vote for your top three choices.
2019 Summer Workshop June 18-21 Madison WI Cohort 1, Cohort 2, administrators, project personnel, What do you want the workshop to include?
Discussion thread: Based on the results of the discussion of your course-level outcomes data and your program, what insights, if any, did you gain and what changes, if any, will you make regarding your program and/or action plan? https://serc.carleton.edu/sage2yc/workshops/c2-june2018/workspace/tues_asynch.html Daily roadcheck
