Events hosted by the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning are open to all University of Mississippi-affiliated faculty, staff, and students unless otherwise indicated.
2018
GI/TA Training Workshop, UM Faculty
Student Disability Services Panel Discussion, UM Faculty
Importance of Threshold Concepts for Disciplinary Discussions, Barry Maid
UM FacChat: Mentoring Graduate Students, Allan Gross, Kelly Wilson, and John Rimoldi
UM FacChat with Dr. Graham Bodie, Graham Bodie
3rd Annual Winter Intersession Workshop: Forming, Teaching, and Managing Student Teams, Matt Ohland
2017
Educating Students in the Post-PC Era, Chris Penny
UM FacChat with Dr. Chris Penny, Chris Penny
UM FacChat: Introducing Students to New Teaching Methods, UM Faculty
What’s New in Academic Cheating?, Will Berry, Catherine Hultman, and Robert Hunt
The Role of Listening in Civil Discourse: Implementing the Listening First Model in the Classroom, Graham Bodie
UM FacChat: Flipping Assignments, Adam Smith, Kate Kellum, and Patricia O'Sullivan
The Classroom Lecture: Defenders and Detractors, Patricia O'Sullivan, John Bentley, Adam Smith, Vicki Dickinson, and Kate Kellum
UM FacChat: Accessibility and Inclusion, Alissa Evans and Drew Chiles
2015
Evidenced Based Strategies to Promote Student Learning and Academic Success, Kenneth Sufka
Leveraging the Power of Peer Feedback: How UM Faculty Use Peer-Response with Writing-Enriched Assignments, Alice Myatt and Angela Green
The Future of Education: Social versus Academic, Clifford Madsen
The MOOC Experience, Maurice Eftink and Bob Cummings
2014
Using Video Conversations to Engage Students in Meaningful Learning Opportunities, Nichelle Robinson
Evaluating Learning Management System (LMS) Platforms, Maurice Eftink and Jimmy Ball
Cultivating Information Literacy Among Students: Lessons Learned from UCF’s Info Lit Mods, Kelvin Thompson
Academic Discipline Policies and Procedures UM Faculty Panel led by Maurice Eftink, Associate Provost, and Lori Wolff, Chair of the Academic Discipline Committee., Maurice Eftink and Lori Wolff
The Lighter and Laughter Side of Health, Allison Ford-Wade
Classroom Response Systems & Ways to Engage Students in Large Lectures, Jasmine Townsend
Breaking the Cycle of Entitlement: Encouraging Autonomy in the Classroom, Tony Ammeter, Nancy Wiggers, and Rebekah Reysen
2013
Understanding X: Contextualizing Formulas, Caroline Turnage-Butterbaugh
Applying Basic Memory Principles to Test Preparation and Studying Techniques, Matthew Reysen
Lessons Learned in Studying Seven Years of Teacher Evaluations – Part 1, Maurice Eftink
Bringing DIY Workshops into the Classroom, Nancy Wiggers and Rebekah Reysen
Service Learning, Albert Nylander
How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Assign Writing: Painless Ways to Include Writing in any Classroom, Angela Green
Simple Steps towards Transformative Teaching, Ross Haenfler
Advising: Teaching and Services, Kyle Ellis
Do You Hear What I Hear: Listening to Our Students, Mary Harrington
2012
Utilizing Library Resources for Teaching, Ryan Johnson and Elizabeth Choinski
Current Trends in Instructional Technology, Jimmy Ball
A Call to Service Learning: Towards a Civic Artistry of Imagination, Creation, and Community Ways of Knowing, Nadine Cruz
Teaching Hybrid Courses, Stephen Monroe, Leigh Anne Duck, Michael Barnett, and David Carlisle
Wikipedia in Higher Education, Pete Forsyth
Developing Teaching Portfolios for Instructional Improvement and Career Advancement, Paul Quick
Partnership in Research: Synergy that Generates Community Benefits and Academic Advancement, Donald R. Vereen Jr.
2011
New and Improved PowerPoint Presentations, Mark Yacovone
Teaching with Technology, Maurice Eftink
UM 2020: A Bold Vision for our University Dr. Noel Wilkin and Mr. Jim Morrison (University of Mississippi)., Noel Wilkin and Jim Morrison
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Gina Frey
Writing Across the Curriculum: What is a WAC program? Why might we want one?, George Pullman
Learning to Love Program Assessment: Confessions of an Assessment Geek, Kate Kellum
ePortfolios and Freshman Writing Program, Robert Cummings
The Dawning of the Age of Ophiuchus: Increasing the Global Knowledge Base ... by the World ... for the World, Joel Thierstein
2010
Raising the Bar: The Chinese Language Flagship Program, Donald Dyer, Michael Metcalf, and Kees Gispen
Student Success: What Really Matters, Joel Cuseo
Service Learning and Service Leadership, JoAnn O'Quin, Cristiane Queiroz Surbeck, and Sarah Moses
University Updates, Morris Stocks
Excellence in Teaching: What It Is and How to Work Toward It, William Buskist
Stories that Speak to us, Cynthia Selfe
Larry Michaelsen, Central Missouri University; Team-Based Learning, Larry Michaelsen
Amy E. Mark, Information Literacy Committee, University of Mississippi; Plagiarism and the University of Mississippi, Amy E. Mark
Working with Student Theses and Dissertations/Mentoring, Maurice Eftink and Charles Ross
Five Ways of Looking at Curricula, Teaching Methods, and University Climates Through the Lens of Privilege, Peggy McIntosh
Getting Started with Calibrated Peer Review (CPR) for Writing, Keith Hollis
Ten Tips for Using Writing to Learn in Your Classroom, Robert Cummings
Using the Cultural Passport, Norm Easterbrook
2009
Engaging the Masses: Tools to Enhance Teaching in a Large Lecture Class, Rory Ledbetter
CIEE Presentations, Christiane Surbeck and Michael Metcalf
Fifty Ways to Leave the Lectern, Constance Staley
Creating the Schools We Need: A Broader and Bolder Approach to Reform., Pedro Noguera
Engaged Writes and Dynamic Disciplines, Writers Learning the Discourses of Their Fields, Christopher Thaiss
Copyright, Fair Use, and Intellectual Property Rights in Higher Education, William Wilkins and Gary Myers
Measuring What Counts, Counting What Is Measured, Barbara Dougherty and Johnny W. Lott
2008
The Importance of Faculty in Retention, Retention Task Force, University of Mississippi
CIEE Presentations, Jacob Kathman, David Rutherford, and Tamara Warhol
Beyond the Numbers: What Do Our Students Think About Us, What Do They Care About, and How Do They Spend Their Time?, Mary Harrington
Promoting a Culture of Academic Writing, Donna Nelson-Beene