Call for Sessions

The Art and Science of Effective Instruction for the Pace Student

The Pforzheimer Center for Faculty Development &
The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology

 

The planning committee invites and encourages your participation in this year’s Institute. The committee seeks sessions that demonstrate innovative, interdisciplinary, and/or collaborative efforts that faculty, administrators, staff and students engage in regarding teaching, learning and research activities. Multimedia infused pedagogies where students are active learners are encouraged. Focused forums on topics that engage faculty to form interdisciplinary and research opportunities are sought. The committee actively seeks successful strategies that have improved the academic discourse (oral and written) skills of Pace students. In addition, if you have been involved with the Faculty Resource Network (FRN) or received internal (e.g. Provost Grant, Thinkfinity, Scholarly Research) or external grant funding we hope you will consider facilitating a session. Finally, if you developed online or blended materials/courses/programs, a learning community or other interdisciplinary collaborative programs within or across Pace’s schools and colleges, we hope you will share your expertise.

Guidelines for Submission

  1. Please submit a title and a 150-word abstract of your session.
  2. Please indicate in bullet form how you intend to engage the audience. Some ideas include: discussion, questions, games and simulations; participant adaptation and development of classroom activities similar to yours; break-out groups for activities or discussion; and incorporating multimedia.
  3. Please indicate media requirements and/or other needs for your presentation.
  4. Please provide the names, titles and schools of each presenter along with telephone numbers, e-mail addresses and other contact information, including students who may be presenting.
  5. Please indicate how much time you require for your presentation (30 min / 60 min).
  6. Please let us know if you would like to be a track chair/facilitator, responsible for introducing participants and keeping time. 

Feedback from faculty, administrators and staff regarding previous Faculty Institutes and the accomplished presentations by Pace colleagues has been tremendous. Attendance averages well over 130 of your colleagues!  As in past years we are encouraging active participation among the session attendees. Please indicate how you intend to engage your audience.

**The deadline to submit expired on April 5th**