UNM Home
Search 
Academic Affairs LinkOSET Mission LinkAcademic Affairs LinkIdea LinkUNM Home
Rainbow Pic
OSET Home LinkEvents LinkOSET Mission LinkNew Faculty Orientation LinkTeaching Awards LinkContact Info LinkOSET Mission LinkResources LinkUseful UNM Links LinkgetSet Gazette Link
Resources LinkResources LinkResources LinkResources LinkResources Link

SUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM
SHARING PRACTICES THAT WORK

7th Annual UNM Community Conference
Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Click here to view the preliminary program for the 2012 Conference

No registration required to attend the conference.
A reservation is required for the hosted luncheon and keynote address; contact OSET at 277-2229 or oset@unm.edu

Luncheon Keynote Address

"A Scholarly Approach to Science Education: Key Tools for Transformation at a Critical Time Nationally"

Dr. Noah Finkelstein
Director, Integrating STEM Education for CU
Associate Professor of Physics, University of Colorado

Dr. Finkelstein is also facilitating the workshop, “Interactive Engagement Techniques, Assessments, and Their Research Basis” on February 16 (9-11 am, repeating at 1:30-3:30 pm). Contact OSET to reserve your seat

"Success in the Classroom: Sharing Practices that Work" is an annual conference by instructors for instructors that serves as a forum to share insights into successful teaching and learning. Participation is open to all instructors from all UNM campuses. Convened in a professional-conference format, speakers present short, 20-minute summaries of methods and approaches that they have implemented in their classrooms or in online environments. Each presentation is followed by a ten-minute discussion period. A poster session also provides a venue for discussion.  The conference provides an opportunity to broaden a teaching commons of UNM faculty desiring to aid one another in developing effective learning pedagogies and teaching practices.

"Success in the Classroom: Sharing Practices that Work" is an annual conference by instructors for instructors that serves as a forum to share insights into successful teaching and learning. Participation is open to all instructors from all UNM campuses. Convened in a professional-conference format, speakers present short, 20-minute summaries of methods and approaches that they have implemented in their classrooms or in online environments. Each presentation is followed by a ten-minute discussion period. field, and experiential.

A poster session also provides a venue for discussion.  The conference provides an opportunity to broaden a teaching commons of UNM faculty desiring to aid one another in developing effective learning pedagogies and teaching practices.

 

2006 Conference Program
2007 Conference Program
2008 Conference Program
2009 Conference Program
2010 Conference Program
2011 Conference Program

2011 Keynote Presentation by Dr. Ed Nuhfer, California State University Channel Islands
“Orphaning of the Affective Domain: Our University Tradition of Teaching to Half of the Brain”