Proposals due March 31 for Teaching and Learning Conference
03/06/2023
Faculty, staff and administrators are invited to learn from each other at a one-day conference that celebrates teaching and learning.
A call for presentations is now open for Great Expectations: SUNY Cortland Teaching and Learning Conference set for Tuesday, May 23 at SUNY Cortland.
Those interested are asked to complete the Call for Presentations form by Friday, March 31.
The SUNY Cortland Student Learning Outcomes Committee is accepting proposals for sessions in three topic tracks:
- Revising and Utilizing Student Learning Outcomes
- Teaching in 2023: Innovative Teaching Methods and Strategies
- Assessment Tools and Methods
Faculty, staff and administrators with interests in these topics are asked to share their work and perspective. With the goal to learn from each other, presenters can choose from several different presentation formats: a 10-minute challenge talk, a 15-minute short presentation, a 45-minute long presentation, or a 40-minute panel presentation with three or more presenters.
For more information, contact Melinda Shimizu, Vince DeTuri, John Cottone and/or Carol Van Der Karr with questions.
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