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Schedule of PFF W orkshops
Enroll in the PFF program and you will learn to…
- build your teaching portfolio
- organize your CV
- develop a teaching philosophy
- plan a class
The Preparing Future Faculty (PFF) program helps graduate students who are interested in academic careers construct their teaching portfolios. A teaching portfolio contains evidence of your teaching experience and professional development as a professor. You are expected to have a teaching portfolio when you apply for academic positions.
- design a syllabus
- assess student learning
- use technology in your teaching
- find grants and other sources of funding
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09/15/09
TUES
11am-Noon
#6
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Introduction to the Teaching Portfolio
Presented by:
Dr. Rebecca Nowacek,
Professor of English
Location: Raynor Library, Lower Level, Conference Room A |
09/22/09
TUES
11am-Noon
#1
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Taxonomy of Signficant Learning
Presented by:
Dr. Walt Wochos, Assistant Professor of Business, Cardinal Stritch University
Location: Raynor Library, Lower Level, Conference Room A
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09/29/09
TUES
11am-Noon
#2 |
Effective Course Design
Presented by:
Dr. David Buckholdt, Director of the Center for Teaching & Learning,
Location: Raynor Library, Lower Level, Conference Room A
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10/06/09
TUES
11am-Noon
#2 |
Syllabus Construction
Presented by: Dr. David Buckholdt, Director of the Center for Teaching & Learning,
Location: Raynor Library, Lower Level, Conference Room C
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10/13/09
TUES
11am-Noon
#1 |
Learning Objectives
Presented by:
Dr. Jay Caulfield, Associate Dean and Associate Professor, College of Professional Studies
Loc: Raynor Library, Lower Level, Conference Room C
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10/20/09
TUES
11am-Noon
#6 |
Teaching Philosophy
Presented by:
Carly Anger, Instructor, Department of English, and former PFF Coordinator
Location:
Raynor Library, Lower Level, Conference Room A
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10/27/09
TUES
11am-Noon
#2 |
Grading Rubrics/Student Assessment
Presented by:
Robert Ramos, PhD Student, Department of Philosophy, and PFF Coordinator
Location: Raynor Library, Lower Level, Study Room D
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Questions? Contact Robert Ramos at mupff@marquette.edu or 288-5957.
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