Teaching Conference, Nov. 19-20, 2005

University of Hartford Asylum Avenue Campus

"I am happy to answer any questions you might have."

-Chris Anderson, Politics and Government Dept, University of Hartford, chranders@hartford.edu

(860)-768-4583

Increase the INTENSITY of your classroom.

Put your students on Socrates’s jury…

Or have them negotiate the future of India with Gandhi and Nehru…

Or have them indict or defend Galileo’s new cosmology.  

Learn how Reacting to the Past games can move your students from talking about ideas to living them.

This conference was a joint endeavor of Central Connecticut State University; Saint Joseph College; Trinity College; the University of Connecticut, Greater Hartford; and the University of Hartford and is made possible by grants from the Hartford Higher Education Consortium; the University of Hartford College of Arts and Sciences, through the generosity of alumnus Richard Buggy; the University of Hartford All University Curriculum program; the University of Hartford International Center; the University of Hartford Distinguished Teaching Humanist, Trinity College, the U.S. Department of Education Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education, and the University of Connecticut, Greater Hartford.  It is also indebted to aid provided by the Reacting to the Past program at Barnard College and Longman Publishing.    

POD Network 2005 conference

11TH ANNUAL CCELT Conference

Connecticut Consortium for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching

Albertus Magnus College, New Haven Connecticut

Together is Better:

Motivating a Community of Learners

October 28, 2005

Keynote  Speaker: Dr. Idahlynn Karre

Speaker, Facilitator, and Consultant

Recipient of the Teacher of the Year Award in 1992 and the Paul

Elsner International Leadership Award in 2000

National Resource Center for the First Year Experience® and Students in

Transition, University of South Carolina, USA and University of Teesside

United Kingdom and Tamagawa University, Japan

ANNOUNCING THE

18th Annual International Conference on The First Year Experience®

July 11-14, 2005

University of Southampton

Southampton, England

Featured Speakers:

Christine E.King, Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive-Staffordshire University, UK

Randy L Swing, Co-Director and Senior Scholar-Policy Center on the First-Year of College

University of South Carolina, US

Guilty in Whose Eyes?
The Chasm Between Student and Faculty Perceptions of Academic Dishonesty:
Strategies to Bridge the Gap

Friday, April 29, 2005

Please refer to the link below for registration forms and more information...

Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education

November 4-7, 2004

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

29th Annual Conference

Life After Brown : With All Deliberate Speed, Looking back and Looking Ahead

Friday, April 15, 2005

Sponsored by the
Center for Educational Excellence

and
Academic Affairs Committee