FW: [facdev-l] RE: Spring conference of faculty development professionals Tbers,

The following email from Fred Hildebrand may be of interest to some of you.   It was recently posted to the SUNY Faculty Development listserv know as facdev-l.  If you are interested in being on this listserv let me know.  I included the three attachments he notes.



Mr. James B. Greenberg
Director Teaching, Learning and Technology Center
Milne Library
SUNY College at Oneonta
Oneonta, New York 13820

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From: "Hildebrand, Fred" <[log in to unmask]>
Reply-To: "Hildebrand, Fred" <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 18:20:45 -0400
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Conversation: [facdev-l] RE: Spring conference of faculty development professionals
Subject: [facdev-l] RE: Spring conference of faculty development professionals

Hi Everyone,

In response to Hilton and Chris, the Faculty Development Implementation Plan, the Faculty Development Task Force Report, and the membership of the Faculty Development Council are now available on the Provost’s Website at http://www.suny.edu/provost/facultydevelopment.cfm <http://www.suny.edu/provost/facultydevelopment.cfm> . I am attaching copies to this email in case you haven’t already received them.

Among other things, notice the action item that "The Faculty Development Council will organize a conference to be held in 2007. See Appendix D for conference agenda suggestions." We are thinking about February or March for this SUNY-wide conference, and Denise Bukovan and I have been working on a grant to provide partial funding for it.

I was talking to Kimberley Reiser today, and we thought that it might be good to involve the organizers of the regional faculty development meetings in the organization of the State-wide conference. What do you think? Would those organizers please identify themselves so we can see which regions are holding meetings, which colleges are participating in the meetings, and who is bringing them together.

This listserv is really helpful.

Fred

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Fredrick L. Hildebrand

Assistant Provost

Office of Academic Affairs, S-508

State University of New York, System Administration

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Albany, NY 12246

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-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher  Price [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006  1:52 PM
To: SUNY Training Center List for Faculty  Developers
Subject: [facdev-l] RE: Spring conference of faculty  development professionals



Everyone must be swamped with beginning of the semester  activities!
 

To respond to Hilton's request, I thought the meeting at  Westchester CC went great. April is a good a time a year as any. As far as our  agenda, I think we should schedule all of the time for networking and  strategic planning. The presentation on strengthsquest was interesting but I  would rather have talked with all of you more. Any thoughts from the rest of  the group? And I can help out with whatever you need Hilton, just let me  know.
 

Cheers,
 

Chris
 

Christopher Price, Ph.D.
Interim  Director
Center for Excellence in Learning and  Teaching (CELT)
SUNY Brockport
100b Edwards Hall
Brockport, NY 14420  
  
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-----Original Message-----
From:  Hilton Baxter [mailto:[log in to unmask]]  
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 9:17 AM  
To: SUNY Training Center List for Faculty Developers  
Subject: [facdev-l] Spring conference of faculty development  professionals
 

Hello everyone!
 

I hope you've had a good summer and that you're refreshed and  ready for fall.
 

Last spring, at the end of our gathering at Westchester  Community College, I offered Binghamton University as a possible site for  another gathering this coming year. I'd like to begin discussions of that, and  pose these questions for all of us to respond to:
 

•  What theme or programming would be valuable and  interesting?
•  Are there efforts from SUNY  Administration we should know more about?
•   Should there be any changes to format and timing (or follow last April's  overall structure again)?
 

I'm sure there are other topics that we should discuss. I hope  there will be lots of input as the 2007 conference takes shape - let's make  this a collaborative creation, as much as possible.
 

Our office here in Binghamton can handle logistics related to  campus meeting spaces, catering, etc. But I'd also like to hear from anyone  who can help with other organizing details.
 

Thanks!
 

Hilton Baxter
Center for Learning and  Teaching
     http://www.clt.binghamton.edu/  
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Binghamton University
607   777-6376
 

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