Fall 2016 Faculty Professional Development Week - Week-at-a-Glance
Time
Monday
8/15
Tuesday
8/16
President's Breakfast
SOCCCD Continental Breakfast
Wednesday
8/17
8:00
8:30
Academic Senate meeting of the General
Assembly
9:00
9:30
Chancellor's Opening Session
10:00
10:30
Geek Report: MySite 3.0m
SmartSchedule 2.0, The Cloud,
Apps, and More!!!
President Glenn Roquemore's Welcome
11:00
Orientation for
Faculty Advisors to
Student Clubs and CoCurricular Programs
11:30
Faculty Associaton Luncheon and Meeting
12:00
12:30
1:00
Bits And Bites: API Faculty
Unveiled!
Administrators, Managers, Faculty &
Classified Staff Luau!
SOCCCD Open
Enrollment / Health
Fair
China Debate Tour
2016
CalSTRS Update
1:30
2:00
Budget & Accreditation Update
2:30
Blue Shield 101
Welcoming The
Milennials to the
Classroom.
Online Education
Task Force, PD, &
Learning
Management
Symbolism in Film
Stress Relief Through
Laughter
Safe Space Training
3:00
3:30
Safety Update & Emergency Preparedness
4:00
FERPA for College
Employees
Conflict resolution
without tears
Counselors on Parade! A Candid Q & A
Session.
Schools First
Retiremtnt Planning
4:30
5:00
Faculty Light Buffet
5:30
6:00
Spanish Department Meeting
Vice Presidents' Welcome
6:30
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
Full-Time / Part-Time Faculty Meetings:
Social & Behavioral Sciences, Arts, Physical Shakespeare By the
Sciences, Life Sciences, Math, CS, &
Sea
Engineering, Business Sciences
Emeritus
Instutite
Faculty
Meeting
FALL 2016 Faculty Professional Development Week - Week-at-a-Glance
Thursday
8/18
Time
Friday
8/19
8:00
Early College Faculty Meeting
Growth Mindset
8:30
Math
Department
Workshop
9:00
Academic Chairs Meeting
9:30
10:00
What's New with Curriculum
10:30
How Horticultural Therapy Can
Help You Stress Less!
11:00
What's New with SLO's and TracDat
EESI Has Arrived!
SOCCCD
New
Faculty
Orientation
Meeting
11:30
School Mtgs:
Social &
Behavioral
12:30
Sciences, Arts
Physical
1:00
Sciences
12:00
School Mtgs:
Humanities
School Mtgs:
Languages &
Learning
Resources &
Humanities
School Mtgs:
Business
School Mtgs:
2:00 Sciences, Math,
Languages &
CS &
Learning
2:30
Engineering
Resources
1:30
3:00
3:30
School Mtgs:
Life Sciences,
Sociology
Brainstorming
4:00
School Mtgs:
Health, PE &
Athletics
4:30
5:00
5:30
6:00
6:30
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
Faculty Gathering: Syllabus
Organizaiton & Adult Mixer
School of
Business
Sciences
Summit
Psychology
Department
Meeting
ESL
Department Counseling
Marathon
Retreat
Meeting
Communications
Studies Dept
Mtg.
Languages
Dept Mtg.
School Meeting:
Humanities and
Languages &
Learning Resources
IVC
Classified
Senate
Breakfast w/
Dr
Roquemore
English
Instructors
Workshop
Japanese
Instructor's
Meeting
SATURDAY
MTG.
Fall 2016 Flex Program
Irvine Valley College
Professional Development Program
August 15 – 19, 2016
MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 2016
8:00 am
9:00 am
Irvine Valley College President’s Breakfast
For all faculty, staff, and management.
Hosted by Dr. Glenn Roquemore, President, Irvine Valley College
President’s Welcome
9:00 am
12:15 pm
Following a brief welcome, Glenn Roquemore, President of Irvine Valley College, will provide an update on
campus activities and accomplishments.
Hosted by Dr. Glenn Roquemore, President, Irvine Valley College
IVC
Performing
Arts Center
Lobby
IVC
Performing
Arts Center
Main Stage
Faculty/Staff Lunchtime Luau
12:15 pm
1:45 pm
Aloha! Come join in for Hawaiian food, cultural demonstrations, dancing, and great music. Our administrators are
proud to be able to offer this unique experience for you to learn about Pacific Islander culture. You won’t want to
miss out on the fun and opportunity drawings.
Presented by Dr. Glenn Roquemore, President; Linda Fontanilla, VPSS; Craig Justice, VPI; Davit Khachatryan, VP, College
Administrative Services; & Chris McDonald, Asst. VP
Hosted by: AANAPISI, Classified Senate, and IVC
IVC
Performing
Arts Center
Lobby
Budget Development & Accreditation Update
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
Update on the Governor’s 2016-17 Budget and college strategic planning and budget development process.
The AOWG (Accreditation Oversight Work Group) will give an update on the Accreditation process.
BSTIC 101
Presented by Davit Khachatryan, VP, College Administrative Services, Craig Hayward, Director, Research, Planning and
Accreditation, Traci Fahimi, Dean, Social & Behavioral Sciences and Academic Programs, Kathy Schmeidler, President,
Academic Senate, Bill Etter, English Professor, Cheryl Delson, SLO Coordinator, Librarian,
Public Safety and Emergency Management Program Update
3:00 pm
5:00 pm
Learn more about Public Safety Initiatives and hear a presentation from Linda Morin on what changes in
emergency preparedness may be coming forward.
Presented by Will Glen, Chief of Police
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BSTIC 101
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2016
8:00 am
8:45 am
South Orange County Community College District
Continental Breakfast and Networking
Take the opportunity to meet old friends and make new ones over breakfast.
Hosted by Debra Fitzsimons, Acting Chancellor
Chancellor’s Opening Session
8:45 am
10:45 am
Presented by Debra Fitzsimons, Acting Chancellor
~ South Orange County Community College District ~
Faculty, administrators, managers & classified staff are invited and encouraged
to attend the Chancellor’s Opening Session
IVC
Performing
Arts Center
Lobby
IVC
Performing
Arts Center
Main Stage
SOCCCD Faculty Association Meeting and Luncheon
1100 am
1:00 pm
Please join the Faculty Association at our general meeting and luncheon.
The guest speaker will be Adam Wetsman, president-elect of the Faculty Association of California Community
Colleges (FACCC), Community College Association (CCA) Board member, and professor of Anthropology at Rio
Hondo College.
Hosted by Mark Blethen, President, SOCCCD Faculty Association
IVC
Performing
Arts Center
Lobby
China Debate Tour 2016
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
There’s no debate about it! Come hear about the 17 days of the yin yang escapades of the students and faculty who
competed and judged in tow Chinese cities and explored four others. This pictorial presentation of IVC’s 8 th
intercultural experience.
BSTIC 120
Presented by Marsha Milchiker, Jodi Titus, Chris Loeffler, Ilknur Erbas White, William Neesen, Gary Rybold, Joanne Chen
CalSTRS Retirement Check Up
1:00 pm
2:30 pm
This workshop will help you understand all of the CalSTRS benefits available to you.
Explains how your retirement benefit is calculated, the retirement application process and the steps to your
successful CalSTRS retirement. Please join us for a very informative meeting.
Presented by Michael Lynch, CalSTRS Benefits Counselor;
Coordinated by Teddi Lorch, Executive Director, Human Resources & Employer/Employee Relations, SOCCCD
BSTIC 101
LGBTQ Safe Space Training
2:00 pm
4:00 pm
All IVC faculty, staff, administrators and students are invited to this training on creating an inclusive and safe
environment on campus for LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bi, trans*, and questioning or queer) students and colleagues.
Make your classroom or office a Safe Space!
Presented by Tony Ragazzo, Safe Space Trainer
BSTIC 104
Blue Shield 101 Presentation
2:30 pm
3:30 pm
This presentation will help you understand the difference between the Blue Shield HMO and PPO plans.
Open enrollment is the only time you can make changes to your medical plan. This will be your opportunity to
learn about deductibles, co-pays and out-of-pocket maximums. Also, you will learn how to make informed
decisions regarding your health plan. A representative from SIS/Blue Shield will be in attendance to answer your
questions.
Presented by Armando Cabrera, SISC Account Manager
BSTIC 103
FERPA for College Employees
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
When am I able or unable to share student information with others? Can I release information for minors to
parents? As college employees, we are all required to protect the privacy of our students’ information. This
presentation addresses the basics of the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) on protecting student
information in accordance with the law and local policy. You’ll learn the purpose of FERPA, definitions of key
terms, what information can be released or cannot be released without written consent, and best practices for
ensuring your students’ information is protected.
BSTIC 118
Presented by Arleen Elseroad, Dean of Enrollment Services &
Ruben Guzman, Registrar
Conflict Resolution – without tears
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
Resolving conflict with students, staff, loved ones or beloved managers, can feel herculean. It does not have to be.
Remain mortal and attend this 30 minute presentation on quick tips to an easier, lighter way to resolve conflict
without tears.
BSTIC 116
Presented by Professor June McLaughlin, Esq., LLM, LLM
5:30 pm
7:30 pm
Spanish Department Meeting
Workshop for Spanish instructors to enhance classroom activities and improve instructor/student communication.
Presented by Beatrice Tseng & Jeanne Egasse, Professors of Spanish
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 2016
Academic Senate: Meeting of the General Assembly
8:00 am
10:00 am
Welcome to the first IVC Academic Senate meeting of the Fall 2016 semester. Come join all of your colleagues to
find out what this new semester will bring.
BSTIC 101
Presented by Kathy Schmeidler, Ph.D., President, Academic Senate, Irvine Valley College
Geek Report: MySite 3.0, SmartSchedule 2.0, The Cloud, Apps, and More!
10:00 am
11:30 am
Join us at the biannual Geek Report to get updates on our big projects – MySite 3.0 and SmartSchedule 2.0. You’ll
see demonstrations of our latest work so we can get your feedback on these important projects and give you a
preview of other ones that are being planned. We’ll also discuss the latest apps and services you can use in the cloud
to be more productive at work and at home.
BSTIC 120
Presented by Robert Bramucci, Ph. D., Vice Chancellor, Technology and Learning Services,
Jim Gaston, Director of IT – Academic Systems
Orientation for Faculty Advisors to Student Clubs and Co-Curricular Programs
10:00 am
12:00 pm
The A to Zs and Do’s and Don’ts of advising student clubs and co-curricular programs: Admin, Budgets, Cash,
Delegation, Expenditures, Fundraising.
BSTIC 116
Presented by Anissa Heard-Johnson, Director of Student Life and Student Equity Programs, Tammy Livingstone, Sally Leonard
SOCCCD Open Enrollment / Health Fair
12:00 pm
2:00 pm
This is an opportunity to make changes to your current benefit plan, ask benefit-related questions, speak to benefit
provider representatives and learn more about your benefits. There will be free health screenings and mammograms.
An opportunity to win raffle prizes and snacks will be provided.
PAC Lobby
Hosted by SOCCCD Payroll & Employee Benefits Department
Bits and Bites: API Faculty Unveiled
12:00 pm
2:00 pm
This session is an opportunity for attendees to obtain “bits” or information about the Asian Pacific Islander (API)
community, our API faculty and students and their individual and/or family migration stories. In addition, attendees
can sample small “bites” of some API culinary treats.
One of the presentations will include Professor Joanne Chen’s 2016 Spring sabbatical leave project report on
integrating culture into the Chinese language class. Join us for a Chinese tea ceremony to explore the tea drinking
culture. Participants will have a hands-on experience of Chinese tea tasting along with Chinese brush painting,
calligraphy and floral arranging. Professor Joanne Chen will also demonstrate the technology tools she used from
her projects. Project webpage: http://ivcchineselink.wikispaces.com/
BSTIC 101
This professional development event is sponsored by ELEVATE AAPI @ IVC
(an AANAPISI federally funded program).
Presented by Edwin Tiongson, Carolina Kussoy, Celina Lee, Joanne Chen, Roopa Mathur, Henry Carnie, Melissa Knoll, Joon Kil,
Tuan Nguyen, Beatrice Tseng
“Welcoming the Millennials to the Classroom”
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
Our presentation will focus on the hypothesis that Millennial students do not fit the common stereotypes of being
lazy, narcissistic generation, but instead, need to be educationally stimulated in ways that meet their interests and
concerns.
BSTIC 116
Presented by Stephanie Bridges, Kristin Noone, & Michelle Mattoon
Online Education Task Force Work Session
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
Update and information on Learning Management system process, OE Curriculum, and ongoing professional
development opportunities.
BSTIC 120
Presented by Cathleen Greiner, Ph. D., Dean of Business Sciences, Online and Extended Education, Roopa Mathur
Symbolism in Film
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
Journey into subjective meanings of film images
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
Learn how to become free of stress in just a few minutes. No running shoes or yoga mat required – discover
Laughter-for-Health (aka Laughter Yoga) and watch your blues disappear!
BSTIC 116
Presented by Kathryn Kramer, Emeritus Instructor
Stress Relief Through Laughter
BSTIC 120
Presented by Jeffrey Briar, Director, The Laughter Yoga Institute
Counselors on Parade! A Candid Q & A Session
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
A candid roundtable discussion that attempts to reveal the secrets and mystery of college counseling, its complexity,
responsibility, and it’s role within the community college system to maximize student success. Come listen to
counselors reveal their own personal stories, triumphs and hardships. In addition, faculty from other departments
will be on hand to discuss collaborations and partnerships with counseling faculty. Come and share in the
collegiality, and have the opportunity for a fun filled Q & A with counselors. Note: This event may be videotaped.
Presented by John Licitra, Ed.D.
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BSTIC 118
Emeritus Institute Meeting, Fall 2016
4:00 pm
5:30 pm
The Emeritus Institute Fall 2016 Meeting will be held to update faculty, review all things NEW: Registration,
personnel, policy information, instructor recruitment process and classes.
We look forward to seeing you there! And, join us for a light meal afterwards.
BSTIC 103
Presented by Cathleen Greiner, Ph. D., Dean of Business Sciences, Online and Extended Education
Schools First Retirement Planning
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
The Credit Union is our district’s 403(b) and 457(b) plan administrator and will be here to answer any questions and
provide education on the various retirement plans and tax-shelter options available to supplement your pension.
BSTIC 116
Presented by Liz Shatzel, Retirement Plan Associate
Faculty Light Buffet
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
Dinner donated by Schools First Federal Credit Union
Our thanks to Schools First Federal Credit Union for providing dinner this evening. Please stop by their table and
see the many services they have to offer.
BSTIC 116
Hosted by Schools First Federal Credit Union
Vice Presidents’ Welcome: Full-Time & Part-Time Faculty
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
The Vice President of Instruction and Vice President of Student Services will offer a brief orientation to the college.
Presented by Craig Justice, Ph.D., Vice President of Instruction, IVC
and Linda Fontanilla, Ed.D., Vice President of Student Services, IVC
BSTIC 101
Full-Time / Part-Time Faculty School Meetings
7:00 pm
9:00 pm
For Full-Time, Part-Time & Adjunct Faculty
Social & Behavioral Sciences
Business Sciences
Arts
Life & Physical Sciences, Math, Computer Sciences, & Engineering
Guidance & Counseling
BSTIC 101
BSTIC 120
BSTIC 219
BSTIC 118
BSTIC 119
Shakespeare By The Sea: Cymbeline
7:00 pm
9:00 pm
Directed by Cylan Brown, An action- adventure-fairy-tale-romance! Shakespeare tells an epic romantic tale filled
with magical potions, dastardly villains, ghosts, gods and lost princes
SSC Lawn
Presented by: Shakespeare by the Sea
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016
Early College Faculty Meeting Fall 16
8:00 am
9:00 am
The Early College Program, Fall 2016 Meeting will be held to update faculty, review the planning and OSH changes
and consider actions going forward.
We look forward to seeing you there! Snacks will be available.
BSTIC 101
Presented by Traci Fahimi, Dean, Social & Behavioral Sciences, Academic Programs
8:00 am
9:00 am
Growth Mindset
Your Brain Can Grow!
Teach your students to have a Growth Mindset, not a Fixed Mindset!
BSTIC 116
Presented by Roopa Mathur
Academic Chairs Meeting
9:00 am
10:00 am
VPI Craig Justice will brief deans and academic chairs on the following issues:
1.Classroom allocations and utilization
2.Scheduling and FTES targets
3.Coordinated scheduling issues
4.Department chair compensation
BSTIC 101
Presented by Craig Justice, Ph.D., Vice President of Instruction
How Horticultural Therapy Can Help YOU Stress Less!
10:00 am
11:00 am
Come experience how you and your students can breathe easier during the busy year of academia ahead! Find out
about the biological, mental, social, and emotional benefits of horticultural therapy while participating in a relaxing
green activity. Get ready to see your blood pressure decrease and get the fall schedule of upcoming horticultural
therapy workshops.
BSTIC 120
Presented by Michelle Minkler, IVC Counselor
Curriculum at IVC
10:00 am
11:00 am
In order to help you and tech review members have an efficient process this year, we have created documents that
will guide you through the process of creating and/or revising a credit or non-credit course and/or a program.
Stop in – review what you don’t understand, and let us help you succeed this year with the curriculum process.
Presented by Chris Loeffler, Curriculum Chair, Rick Boone, Chair, Non-Credit/Emeritus
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BSTIC 209
11:00 am
12:00 pm
What’s New with SLOs and TracDat at IVC?
Come LEARN what’s new in Student Learning Outcomes, SEE the new face of TracDat and het HELP with all
things SLO.
BSTIC 209
Presented by Cheryl Delson, SLO Coordinator
EESI Has Arrived! Updates about the Extremely Early Support Innovation Program
11:00 am
12:00 pm
Join us to learn about the progress, updates, and upcoming full rollout for IVC’s Extremely Early Support
Innovation, and early alert system that will help faculty, staff, and support services to better communicate with and
assist students throughout their tenure at IVC.
BSTIC 116
Presented by Arleen Elseroad, Dean of Enrollment Services, Craig Hayward, Director of Research & Accreditation, Rebecca
Kaminsky, Asst. Prof. of English and Robert Melendez, Counseling (Chair)
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
School Meetings
Humanities
BSTIC 101
School Meetings
12:00 pm
1:30 pm
Arts
Physical Sciences
Social & Behavioral Sciences
1:00 pm
2:00 pm
Humanities, Languages & Learning Resources
BSTIC 219
LSB 103
BSTIC 120
School Meetings
BSTIC 101
School Meetings
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
Business Sciences
Math, CS & Engineering
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
Communications Studies Department Meeting
Faculty discusses pedagogy and the forensics team.
BSTIC 116
LSB 105
BSTIC 210
Presented by Juliana French, William Neesen, & Gary Rybold
School Meetings
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
Languages & Learning Resources
2:00 pm
4:00 pm
Full-Time and Part-time faculty are invited to attend a Sociology Department meeting to brainstorm several topics:
a) Selecting new SLO’s to be assessed in the coming years for all sociology offerings; b) assessing student
scheduling needs and how to best meet student interest; and c) topics for department meetings for the 2016-2017
academic year.
BSTIC 101
Sociology Brainstorming
BSTIC 216
Presented by Elizabeth Chambers, Sociology Chair
English Instructors Workshop
2:00 pm
4:00 pm
The writing course coordinators invite part-time and full-time instructors to share assignment ideas, tips, and tricks,
and to workshop syllabi and other documents. Come learn about best practices and course requirements in a fun and
supportive environment!
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Presented by Deanna Scherger, Assistant Professor of English, Virginia Shank, Professor of English, Melissa Knoll, Assistant
Professor of English, & Lewis Long, Professor of English
3:00 pm
4:00 pm
Languages Department Meeting
Come to discuss future relationship of LAC and languages, textbooks, marketing and retention of students, and
library for foreign language week.
3:00 pm
4:30 pm
School Meetings
4:00 pm
6:00 pm
Kinesiology, Health & Athletics
Department meeting for all KHA personnel, including FT and PT faculty, and FT and PT classified personnel.
5:00 pm
7:00 pm
Have a little wine with your cheese… Join other faculty to discuss the finer points of developing your syllabus. Like
a fine wine, a syllabus has room to deepen in breadth and flavor.
*Foundation Fundraiser*
A suggested donation of $3 - $5 requested for student scholarships
Life Sciences
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LSB 103
School Meetings
PE 230
Faculty Gathering: Syllabus Organization & Adult Mixer
Presented by Brett McKim, Chairman, Academic Affairs
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Lib Café
Lounge
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016
IVC Classified Senate Breakfast with Dr. Roquemore
8:00 am
9:30 am
President Roquemore will be hosting breakfast for the classified staff and presenting valuable updates on
statewide and local collegiate issues.
IVC Classified Senate President Karen Martin will present a State of the Senate which will include the Senate’s
recent accomplishments and the goals established for 2016-17.
PAC Lobby
Hosted by: President Glenn Roquemore
Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty Meeting for Humanities & Languages and Learning
Resources
8:00 am
11:00 am
School Meeting for Full-time, Part-time, and Adjunct faculty to discuss important issues for the 2016-2017
academic year.
8:30-10:00 School Meetings, Updates and discussion
10:00-11:00 Department updates and discussion
BSTIC 101
Presented by Karima Feldhus, Ph.D., Dean of Liberal Arts
Math Department Workshop
8:00 am
11:00 am
Math Fun Time for full-time and part-time faculty in the Math Department, but other people looking for undiluted
math fun are welcome.
B 118
Presented by Miriam Castroconde, Brent Monte & Lan Pham, Math Department Co-Chairs
New Full-Time Faculty Orientation, South Orange County Community College District
8:30 am
4:00 pm
This orientation is required for all new full-time faculty members in the South Orange County Community College
District. Sessions will be presented by the Academic Senates of Irvine Valley College and Saddleback College, the
SOCCCD Faculty Association, and Human Resources. Topics covered will include the Academic Employee Master
Agreement, salary schedules, benefits, tenure review process, payroll and payment schedules, leaves, retirement,
academic calendar, safety and risk management, Title IX, unlawful discrimination, and policies and procedures.
Breakfast will be hosted by Human Resources and lunch will be hosted by the SOCCCD Faculty Association.
Presented by David Bugay, Ph.D., Vice Chancellor, HR and Employer/Employee Relations, SOCCCD, Teddi Lorch, Executive
Director, HR and Employer/Employee Relations, SOCCCD, Mark Blethen, President, SOCCCD Faculty Association, Blake
Stephens, AIA, Membership Chair, SOCCCD Faculty Association, Kathy Schmeidler, Ph.D., President, Academic Senate, IVC, &
Kim d’Arcy, Psy.D., President, Academic Senate, Saddleback College
9:00 am
2:00 pm
School of Business Sciences Summit
The school of Business Sciences will hold its summit at an off campus location.
Presented by Cathleen Greiner, Ph. D., Dean of Business Sciences, Online and Extended Education
Saddleback
HS 145
Board of
Trustees
Room
Off
Campus
Psychology Department Meeting
11:00 am
1:00 pm
The Psychology Department Meeting – Agenda: A) Assessment of student learning-great new assessment tools from
the American Psychological Association, B) New process to support psychology student research, C) Use of peermentors to help introductory students flourish and thrive, D) Sharing of technology tools that increase learning
and/or enable more efficient teaching, and E) Demonstration of lecture capture equipment.
BSTIC 120
Presented by Kari Tucker-McCorkhill, Chair of Psychology Department, Jerry Rudmann, Psychology Professor, Emeritus
ESL Department Marathon Meeting
12:00 pm
4:00 pm
Initial ESL Department meeting for the Academic year for Full and Part-time ESL instructors. Discussion and
presentation of departmental topics including assessment and placement of students, SLOs, the new AESL program,
the writing curriculum, course expectations.
Lunch Provided
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Presented by Susan Fesler, ESL Professor, Susan Stern, ESL Professor,
Jeff Wilson, ESL Professor & Rebecca Beck, ESL Professor
School of Guidance and Counseling
12:00 pm
4:00 pm
Meeting for all full-time and part-time faculty in the School of Guidance and Counseling. Topics will include:
holistic counseling, working with student in crisis, transfer updates, articulation updates, and general counseling
information.
BSTIC 119
Presented by Robert Melendez, Chair, Guidance & Counseling, Tiffany Tran, Articulation Officer
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 2016
12:00 pm
4:00 pm
Japanese Instructor’s Meeting
The Japanese instructor’s meeting is for new full-time instructor’s introduction, SLO changes, TracDat input, new
course ideas – online/hybrid courses, scheduling, volunteers, enrollment status, new building and more.
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Presented by Fumiko Ishii and Emiko Kiyochi
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