UPCOMING CFE EVENTS
If you are located outside of Bozeman and would like to attend a workshop via Webex,
please request a link in the comments section and it will be sent to you before the
session.
Monday, October 16 || 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM|| MSU Library 324 Teaching Space|| Register
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In this session of the Early Career Faculty Success Learning Community, we will learn about our goals around student success, explore the challenges in
the classroom and contextualize your teaching within other faculty commitments.
Tuesday, October 17 || 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM|| SUB, 235|| Register
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Learn about the advising syllabus that outlines advising expectations, some tips on
guiding advising conversations, and how to use navMSU and Degreeworks in your advising
conversations to help student succeed.
Tuesday, October 24 || 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM|| Inspiration Hall|| Register Here
Have lunch with your colleagues and listen to them share their understanding and experiences
with generative AI. We will have sessions with presentations and discussions on using
AI in the classroom, to develop materials and in writing.
A joint initiative of the President’s Office, Office of Academic Affairs, Center for
Faculty Excellence and Academic Technology and Outreach.
Agenda
- 11:30 am Lunch
- 11:45 am Welcome and Overview of the Session
- 12:00 pm Short Presentations
- 12:30 pm Discussion Groups
- Join a discussion group on the following topics:
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- Incorporating AI into the classroom
- Using AI in writing
- Developing classroom materials using AI
- 1:00 pm Student Panel Session
Panopto Advanced Training Webinar - Webcasting with Panopto
Wednesday, October 25, 2023 || 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM|| Online Workshop||iCalcal
The Advanced Webinar covers a specific topic and is designed for users with an understanding
of Panopto's basic functionality and use. This month's webinar will cover webcasting
with Panopto.
Thursday, October 26|| 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM|| MSU Library 324 Teaching Space || Register || iCalcal
Join the MSU Digital Literacy Integration Team to learn how to digitize your assignments
with Adobe Express!
Friday, October 27 || 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM|| Outdoor Recreation Center|| Register||iCalcal
Are you interested in learning how to be an effective mentor to American Indian and
Alaska Native (AI/AN) students? The Indigenous Mentoring Program (IMP) was developed
through the NSF-funded PNW-COSMOS initiative by researchers at Montana State University,
University of Montana, and Salish Kootenai College. The purpose of the program is
to train and support faculty and other mentors on the topics of student mentoring,
resources, socialization, cultural humility, and culturally attuned practices for
research conducted by AI/AN students. This session will include an experiential learning activity (please bring a folding
chair) followed by a classroom session.
OTHER MSU ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tuesday, October || 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM|| NAH, Inspiration Hall || Register
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Montana State University Extension and the Office of Research Development invite you
to a new event focused on engaged scholarship. The event will serve as an opportunity
to share examples of the research and engagement work of MSU Faculty and MSU Extension
Faculty, learn more about what peers are doing to address needs across Montana, and
connect with new interdisciplinary partners around common interests. The gathering
features a research and engagement fair showcasing projects and programs meeting local
needs, 5-minute Ignite talks, and opportunities to meet new partners over appetizers
and beverages.
NCFDD WEBINARS
Thursday, October 12 at 12:00 PM MDT|| Register
Academics are notoriously conflict avoidant and the inability to manage conflict can
result in negative physical, emotional, and relational consequences for tenure-track
faculty. So why not learn early in your career to master the SKILL of healthy conflict
so that you can effectively manage conflicts as they arise and avoid carrying around
all of the negative energy, anger, and resentment in your mind and body.
Tuesday, October 24 at 12:00 PM MDT || Register
This webinar discusses the importance of audience engagement for public presentations
and provides strategies for capturing and keeping the attention of an audience in
various contexts. The presenter will provide recommendations for how to study an audience
prior to a presentation, as well as suggestions for verbal and nonverbal communication
strategies that engage an audience the entire presentation.
You will need to log into your National Center for Faculty Diversity and Development
(NCFDD) account and then click the link above to access the event. This online resource
is available to the MSU community free of charge. Learn more about how to register.
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Intro to Digital Literacy Using Adobe Express