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Introduction to the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity: A Free Resource for UNC Faculty
304 Wilson Library (ground level / bottom floor) Wilson Library, Room 304, Chapel Hill, NC, United StatesThe National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD) is an independent professional development, training, and mentoring community for faculty members, postdocs, and graduate students. Through UNC's institutional membership, you have access to a rich collection of online resources to … Read more
Grading Writing: Using rubrics for effective feedback and time management
304 Wilson Library (ground level / bottom floor) Wilson Library, Room 304, Chapel Hill, NC, United StatesHave you included any writing assignments for students in your class? How do you plan to grade their work, and how long will it take? While students are familiar with rubrics, they encounter a wide variety. Instructors may not be … Read more
Information Session- Summer School Teaching with Technology Mini-Grants
Davis Library Research Hub 208 Raleigh Street, Chapel Hill, NC, United StatesAny faculty members who will teach during Summer School 2019 and are interested are encouraged to attend this Information Session where you can hear from other faculty and speak with any of the presenters and consultants as you consider various … Read more
NCFDD’s 14-Day Writing Challenge (Registration Deadline)
The 14-Day Challenge gives any UNC faculty member an opportunity to experiment with daily writing, online community, and supportive accountability. Your engagement is very simple: Commit to writing every day for at least 30 minutes. For each writing session, log … Read more
Let Them Play Ball: Transforming the Classroom with the CREATE method
Carrington Hall L300 (Nursing Building) NC, United StatesCREATE is a systematic method for teaching students to engage in the research process using published papers. When the method is used, students have opportunities to read parts of a publication, analyze and critique the data, and predict the next … Read more
7th CFE Faculty Showcase on Teaching
Carolina ClubThe CFE Faculty Showcase on Teaching is an on-campus opportunity for UNC faculty members to interact with colleagues about promising teaching tools and technologies. The program will include faculty-led concurrent sessions on a variety of topics, a keynote speaker, instructional … Read more
Leadership Development Fundamentals Program – Session Three
304 Wilson Library (ground level / bottom floor) Wilson Library, Room 304, Chapel Hill, NC, United StatesLeadership Fundamentals (Nomination Required) Leadership Fundamentals is a cohort program for current, experienced or newly appointed leaders. It is focused on key leadership assessments and topics. Participants will learn leadership concepts and models, build specific skills, and practice mastery of … Read more
Learn to use the CREATE method in your classroom
Greenlaw 101CREATE is a systematic method for teaching students to engage in the research process using published papers. When the method is used, students have opportunities to read parts of a publication, analyze and critique the data, and predict the next … Read more
Teaching in Challenging Times
Wilson Library, Room 504 (on main floor near grand entrance) Wilson Library, Chapel Hill, NC, United StatesCurrent events on and off campus can affect your students and bring difficult topics into your classrooms. These moments offer both challenges and opportunities for faculty. As part of the CFE’s ongoing series on Teaching in Challenging Times, please join … Read more
Leadership Advanced Series Session One: Leading Change (Part One)
304 Wilson Library (ground level / bottom floor) Wilson Library, Room 304, Chapel Hill, NC, United StatesLeadership Advanced Series Program 2018-19 Topic: Leading Change Sessions and Learning Overview This new advanced series offers an opportunity for academic leaders to deepen their self-awareness and leadership skills. Leadership Advanced series is an open enrollment program for leaders with … Read more