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Faculty are invited to the Spotlight on Learning: Teaching, Teams, and Technology on Monday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Faculty Commons in Alden Library. For planning purposes, RSVP for sessions at www.surveymonkey.com/s/SpotlightOnLearning. The conference features faculty presentations, discussions, and demonstrations focusing on: Teaching with Teams—interdisciplinary […]

Faculty are invited to a Brown Bag Lunch Conversation about Online Course Design is Friday, Feb. 28, at noon in Wilson Hall 303. This is the first of three brown bag lunch conversations available through the College of Arts & Sciences. Laura Patch, the college’s new instructional designer, will be […]

Promotion Dossier Workshops for Faculty in December will be geared especially for Group II faculty in the College of Arts & Sciences who plan to be considered for promotion in spring 2014 and who will be working to develop a promotion dossier within the next several months. These workshops are […]

By Kelsey Miller Compass As Alden Library buzzed with students preparing for midterms this past Friday, the Friends of the Library Room on the third floor was filling with eager professors. The smell of apple cider, coffee and pumpkin bread filled the room as some of Ohio University’s veteran Arts […]

It’s not too late to submit an application to participate in the project, Advancing Carbon Neutrality: Using the Kanawha Model to Facilitate Climate Change Literacy. University College and the Environmental Studies Program are recruiting 15 faculty to participate in the 1804 grant-funded project, Advancing Carbon Neutrality: Using the Kanawha Model […]

College of Arts & Sciences faculty are invited to  Mentoring Minutes on Friday, Oct. 11, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Friends of the Libraries Room, third floor of Alden Library. During this “speed mentoring” event, pairs of new and experienced faculty will meet together in short intervals, switching […]

By Neil Bernstein, Associate Professor of Classics and World Religions, and Herta Rodina, Associate Professor of Modern Languages Dear Colleagues, You enjoy teaching. You’re good at it. Have you taken any risks in your teaching lately? Several institutional structures discourage faculty members, especially untenured faculty, from taking risks. Our dependence […]