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Promoting Student STEM Skills Through Inquiry Instruction. A Hands-on In-depth Workshop on Active Learning.

Sponsored by:
Center for Teaching, Learning and Research
A two day workshop June 1 & 2, 2017 featuring:

Dr. Gordon Uno
Professor of Plant Biology and David Ross Boyd Professor of Botany
Department of Microbiology and Plant Biology
The University of Oklahoma

Registration is required, please visit the workshop website for more information:
http://sites.middlebury.edu/stemskills2017/
Closed to the Public

Do We Need A Revolution? Open Access and the Future of Scholarship

Sponsored by:
College Libraries and Center for Teaching, Learning and Research
The current model of scholarly communication is broken. The costs of journals and monographs continues to outpace inflation. As university presses fail, faculty have fewer and fewer venues for their work, and their work reaches fewer readers. Open Access is a model that turns the current system on its head.

Davis Family Library 201- Watson Lecture Hall

Free
Open to the Public

Mid-Term Assessment with Survey Tools (Qualtrics & Canvas Quiz Tool)

Sponsored by:
Center for Teaching, Learning and Research
CTLR Pedagogy Series—Theory to Practice
Presenter: Bill Koulopoulos, Director, Academic Technology

Surveys are frequently used to gather data on opinions, impressions or satisfaction levels. Within the educational context surveys can be used for student profiles, midterm assessments and general feedback. In this session Bill Koulopoulos will cover survey basics and demonstrate how a survey can be created using Canvas or Qualtrics.

Davis Family Library Wilson Media Development Lab

Closed to the Public

Kellogg Fellowship Info Session

Sponsored by:
Center for Teaching, Learning and Research
Join current Middlebury Kellogg Fellows completing their funded senior work projects and Dean Lisa Gates for an in-depth conversation about this great opportunity for humanities research. Juniors thinking about applying and sophomore students wanting to learn more are all welcome! More information can be found online at go/kellogg.

Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103