Teaching to How the Mind Works, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Tuesday, July 8, 1:00-4:00 p.m., 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Bringing out the Best in Your Students, conducted by Dr. Daryl Wiesman, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies. Tuesday, July 1, 1:00-2:30 p.m., 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

The Millennial Generation of College Students, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Wednesday, May 21, 2:30-3:30 p.m., Outdoor Lab, Kresge Hall – All Classified Staff (Retreat).

Bringing out the Best in Your Students, conducted by Dr. Daryl Wiesman, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies. Monday, May 19, 1:00-2:30 p.m., 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Using Museums to Develop Students’ Visual Literacy and Critical Thinking Skills, conducted by Carin Jacobs, Educational Consultant, Colleges, Universities, and Museums in Education. Wednesday, May 7, 1:00-4:00 p.m., 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Spring 2008 Innovations with i>Clickers Symposium, with special guest presenter Dr. Mats Selen, Professor of Physics, University of Illinois, and inventor of the i>clicker. Tuesday, May 6, 1:30-4:30 p.m., B03 Holtzendorff (The Sandbox) – Entire faculty faculty and graduate students. Co-sponsored with Teaching and Learning Services.

Critical Thinking, Motivation, and Retention: Helping Students Develop Their Academic Passion, conducted by Dr. Robert ("Robb") M. Sherfield, Professor of English, The Community College of Southern Nevada, Las Vegas, and Dr. Patricia G. Moody, Dean of the College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management, University of South Carolina. Tuesday, May 6, 8:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Student Senate Chambers, University Union – Entire faculty and graduate students. Co-sponsored with the Academic Support Center.

Spring 2008 Teaching with Technology Symposium. Monday, May 5, 1:30-3:30 p.m., B03 Holtzendorff (The Sandbox) – Entire faculty and graduate students. Co-sponsored with Teaching and Learning Services.

Bringing out the Best in Your Students, conducted by Dr. Daryl Wiesman, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies. Thursday, May 1, 2:00-3:30 p.m., 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Service-Learning for the Sciences and Engineering, conducted by 2007-08 Service Alliance Faculty Fellows Dr. John Kaup, Senior Lecturer in Chemistry, and Dr. John Desjardins, Senior Lecturer in Bioengineering. Friday, April 25, 1:30-3:30 p.m., 114 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.  Co-sponsored with the Clemson University Service Alliance. 

Discussion: Faculty Burnout, moderated by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, April 18, 1:00-2:30 p.m., 210 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Discussion: Advocacy vs. Neutrality in Teaching, moderated by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, April 18, 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m., 419 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Incorporating Service-Learning into Your Classroom and Creative Inquiry Groups, conducted by 2007-08 Service Alliance Faculty Fellow Dr. Vivian Haley-Zitlin, Associate Professor, Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Monday, April 14, 2:30-4:30 p.m., 121 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.  Co-sponsored with the Clemson University Service Alliance. 

Course Design and Development Made Easy and Logical, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Wednesday, April 9, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Navigating the Greenville Hospital System IRC/IRB, conducted by an expert panel from the Greenville Hospital System. Tuesday, April 8, Student Senate Chambers – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Friday, March 28, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Wednesday, March 26, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Postmodern Pedagogy, conducted by Dr. Mark Taylor, former college professor, academic administrator, medical administrator, and clinical psychotherapist. Friday, March 14, Multipurpose Room, ARC, Greenville Technical College – Entire faculty and graduate students. Sponsored by Greenville Technical College.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Thursday, March 13, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Generation NeXt Comes to College, conducted by Dr. Mark Taylor, former college professor, academic administrator, medical administrator, and clinical psychotherapist. Thursday, March 13, Multipurpose Room, ARC, Greenville Technical College – Entire faculty and graduate students. Sponsored by Greenville Technical College.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Tuesday, March 11, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Getting First-Year Students to Do the Readings, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Friday, March 7, Clemson House – Entire faculty and staff. Part of the 2008 Focus on First Year Colloquium, co-sponsored with Undergraduate Studies.

Navigating the Institutional Review Board (IRB) Process 101, conducted Laura A. Moll, IRB Administrator. Friday, March 7, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Fast but Fair Methods to Grade Writing–and More, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Monday, February 25, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Advancing Graduate and Undergraduate Professional and Scholarly Development with Interdisciplinary Service-Learning, conducted by Dr. Janet Craig, Assistant Professor of Nursing and 2007-08 Service Alliance Faculty Fellows. Friday, February 22, 114 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.  Co-sponsored with the Clemson University Service Alliance. 

MessageGrid Online Discussion Evaluation (ODE), conducted by Dr. Nancy Meehan, Nursing, and Dr. Roy Pargas, Computer Science. Friday, February 22, B-105 Barre – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Introduction to MessageGrid, conducted by Dr. Roy Pargas, Computer Science. Friday, February 22, B-105 Barre – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Fast but Fair Methods to Grade Writing–and More, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Thursday, February 21, 122 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Teaching to How the Mind Works, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Monday, February 18, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Concept Maps, Mind Maps, and Concept Circle Diagrams, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, February 15, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Creating ePortfolio-Friendly Assignments, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Tuesday, February 5, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Engaging Students in Their Learning in Class, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Monday, February 4, Madren Center – Forestry Extension faculty.

Course Design and Development Made Easy and Logical, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Monday, February 4, Madren Center – Forestry Extension faculty.

Creating ePortfolio-Friendly Assignments, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Friday, February 1, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Teaching to How the Mind Works, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, January 31, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Concept Maps, Mind Maps, and Concept Circle Diagrams, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Wednesday, January 30, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Introduction to the General Education ePortfolio Program, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Friday, January 25, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Building an ePortfolio-Friendly Syllabus, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Thursday, January 24, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Introduction to the General Education ePortfolio Program, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Thursday, January 24, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Creating ePortfolio-Friendly Assignments, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Monday, January 14, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Building an ePortfolio-Friendly Syllabus, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Friday, January 11, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Introduction to the General Education ePortfolio Program, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Friday, January 11, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Teaching about Global Warming (Focus the Nation). Tuesday, January 8, 100 Hardin – Entire faculty and graduate students. Co-sponsored with Science and Technology in Society group.

Motivating and Teaching Your Students to Take Good Lecture Notes, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Tuesday, January 8, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Building an ePortfolio-Friendly Syllabus, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Monday, January 7, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Introduction to the General Education ePortfolio Program, conducted by Dr. Gail Ring, Director, ePortfolio Program. Monday, January 7, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Fall 2007

Designing a Successful Service-Learning Course and Getting Your Scholarship Published from There, conducted by Jeffrey Howard, Associate Director for Service-Learning at the Edward Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning, University of Michigan. Wednesday, December 19, 213 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.  Co-sponsored with the Clemson University Service Alliance. 

Fall 2007 Teaching with Technology Symposium. Tuesday, December 18, B03 Holtzendorff (The Sandbox) – Entire faculty and graduate students. Co-sponsored with Customer Relations and Learning Technologies (CRLT).

NVivo 7 Basics, conducted by Dr. Margaret Woosnam, Assistant Professor, University of Georgia. Tuesday, December 18, 200 Holzendorff, SCALE-UP Classroom – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Abandoning the "Quantity is Job One" Model: Innovative Strategies for Engaging Large Lecture Sections, conducted by Donald P. French, Professor in the Zoology Department, Oklahoma State University (OSU), and Connie Russell, Associate Professor of Biology, Angelo State University. Monday, December 17, 200 Holzendorff, SCALE-UP Classroom – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Thursday, December 6, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Friday, November 30, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Conceptual Learning and Interactivity, conducted by Dr. Mats Selen, Professor of Physics, University of Illinois. Thursday, November 29, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Getting Published: Strategies for Successfully Navigating the Publication Process, conducted by Dr. Douglas Shier, Professor of Mathematical Sciences. Friday, November 16, 210 Brackett Hall – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Tuesday, November 13, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

The ePortfolio Puzzle: A Fresh Perspective, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Friday, November 9, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Friday, November 9, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Course Design and Development Made Easy and Logical, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, November 2, 210 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Developing Confidence in Your Speaking Voice, Dyana Daniels Walters, professional radio announcer. Thursday, November 1, Class of ’41 Studio, Daniel Hall – Entire faculty and graduate students.

The ePortfolio Puzzle: A Fresh Perspective, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Tuesday, October 30, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

The ePortfolio Puzzle: A Fresh Perspective, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Monday, October 29, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Incorporating Service-Learning into Your Classroom and Creative Inquiry Groups, conducted by 2007-08 Service Alliance Faculty Fellow Dr. Vivian Haley-Zitlin, Associate Professor, Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Friday, October 26, 210 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.  Co-sponsored with the Clemson University Service Alliance. 

Increasing Students’ Social and Cross-Cultural Awareness with Service-Learning, conducted by a panel of 2007-08 Service Alliance Faculty Fellows (Dr. Clementina Adams, Languages; Dr. Roxanne Amerson, Nursing; Dr. Catherine Mobley, Sociology; Dr. Brenda Vander Mey, Sociology). Monday, October 22, Class of ‘41 Studio or 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.  Co-sponsored with the Clemson University Service Alliance. 

Gaining and Maintaining Classroom Civility Through Positive Reinforcement: As Easy as ABC, conducted by Dr. Daryl Wiesman, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies. Friday, October 19, 210 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Enhancing Student Learning using the SCALE-UP Format, conducted by experienced SCALE-UP faculty (Dr. Bill Moss, Mathematical Sciences; Drs. Beth Stephan and Lisa Benson, General Engineering; Dr. Sherrill Biggers, Mechanical Engineering; and Dr. Scott Schiff, Civil Engineering). Tuesday, October 16, 200 Holtzendorff – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Documenting Your Teaching Effectiveness, conducted by Dr. Francis McGuire, Alumni Distinguish Professor of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management. Friday, October 12, 113 Lehotsky – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Developing Confidence in Your Speaking Voice, Dyana Daniels Walters, professional radio announcer. Thursday, October 11, Class of ’41 Studio, Daniel Hall – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Preparing an Error-Free Electronic Proposal Submission, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Monday, October 8, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Writing a Teaching Philosophy for Job Applications, conducted by Dr. Linda B Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, October 7, 107 University Center, Greenville – Graduate students in Professor Linda Howe's Nursing Education course.

Writing a Teaching Philosophy, conducted by Dr. Linda B Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, October 7, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Discussion: Successful Models of Contract Grading, moderated by Dr. Kathleen Kegley, Management, and Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, October 5, 210 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Friday, October 5, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Writing a Teaching Philosophy, conducted by Dr. Linda B Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, October 4, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Wednesday, October 3, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Research-Based Difference in Test Item Formats: When to Use What, conducted by Dr. William Fisk, Department of Teacher Education. Thursday, September 27, 320 Tillman – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Developing Students’ Communication Skills with Service-Learning, conducted by 2007-08 Service Alliance Faculty Fellows Dr. Teddi Fishman, Associate Professor of English, and Dr. Angela Rogers, Lecturer of English. Friday, September 28, 210 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students. Co-sponsored with the Clemson University Service Alliance. 

Responding Wisely to Student Incivilities, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, September 21, 210 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Friday, September 21, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Finding Research and Project Funding Opportunities Tailored to Your Needs, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Wednesday, September 19, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Making Quick Work of References with RefWorks, conducted by Bobby Hollandsworth, Business Reference Librarian, University Libraries. Tuesday, September 18, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Navigating the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC/ARC) Review Process, conducted by a Research Compliance Panel. Friday, September 14, 210 Brackett –Faculty and graduate students in CAFLS and CoES.

Preparing an Error-Free Electronic Proposal Submission, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Friday, September 14, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Preparing an Error-Free Electronic Proposal Submission, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Wednesday, September 12, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Finding Collaborators and More Using InfoEd, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Monday, September 10, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Finding Research and Project Funding Opportunities Tailored to Your Needs, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Monday, September 10, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Writing a Teaching Philosophy, conducted by Dr. Linda B Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, September 7, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Research-Based Difference in Test Item Formats: When to Use What, conducted by Dr. William Fisk, Department of Teacher Education. Friday, September 7, 320 Tillman – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Writing a Teaching Philosophy, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, August 31, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Preparing an Error-Free Electronic Proposal Submission, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Thursday, August 30, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Writing a Teaching Philosophy, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, August 30, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Your Teaching Success and OTEI, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Wednesday, August 29, 246 Lehotsky – PRTM graduate teaching seminar students.

Finding Collaborators and More Using InfoEd, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Friday, August 24, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Finding Research and Project Funding Opportunities Tailored to Your Needs, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Friday, August 24, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Finding Collaborators and More Using InfoEd, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Thursday, August 23, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Finding Research and Project Funding Opportunities Tailored to Your Needs, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Thursday, August 23, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

MessageGrid Updates Session for Tutorial Graduates and Experienced Users, conducted by Dr. Roy Pargas, Associate Professor of Computer Science. Monday, August 20, 117C McAdams – Entire faculty and graduate students.

MessageGrid Tutorial for New Users, conducted by Dr. Roy Pargas, Associate Professor of Computer Science. Monday, August 20, 117C McAdams – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Learning Styles: A Sense-Based Approach, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, August 16, Lehotsky Auditorium – CU 101 Instructors.

Communicating in the Classroom and Beyond: Faculty Tools for Success, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Wednesday, August 15, Edwards – School of Nursing faculty.

Grading Speeches Fairly and Consistently, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Wednesday, August 15, Second Floor Edwards Hall seminar room – Communication Studies Graduate Teaching Assistants.

Summer 2007

The Graphic Syllabus: Communication Your Course Creatively, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Monday, August 13, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Responding Wisely to Student Incivilities, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, August 10, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

The Pedagogy of Blended Learning: Complementing the Classroom, conducted by Dr. John Duncan, Department of Leadership, Counseling Education, and Human & Organization Development. Thursday, August 9, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Taking Command of Your Classroom with Kindness, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Tuesday, August 7, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Teaching and Managing Large Classes, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, August 2, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Teaching to How the Mind Works, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Tuesday, July 24, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

What a Picture is Worth: Teaching Higher-Order Thinking to Visual Learners, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, July 20, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Teaching to How the Mind Works, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Wednesday, July 18, 107 Holtzendorff – Graduate students in CES 850: Teaching Undergraduate Engineering.

Securing Foundation Funding for Your Research and Outreach, conducted by Joy Van Daele, Director of Foundation Relations, Office for Development. Friday, July 13, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty.

Writing Objective Test Items That Assess Thinking Skills, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Tuesday, June 26, 213 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Getting Published: Strategies for Successfully Navigating the Publication Process, conducted by Dr. Douglas Shier, Professor of Mathematical Sciences. Friday, June 22, 213 Brackett Hall – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Reaching the 75% of Students Who Don’t Do the Readings, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director. Wednesday, June 20, 213 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Securing Foundation Funding for Your Research and Outreach, conducted by Joy Van Daele, Director of Foundation Relations, Office for Development. Tuesday, June 19, 213 Brackett – Entire faculty.

Discussion: Creative Inquiry Challenges and Solutions.  Wednesday, June 13, 210 Brackett – Entire faculty, staff, and graduate students.

NVivo 7 Basics, conducted by Margaret Woosnam, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, University of Georgia. Tuesday, June 12, 213 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Discussion: Creative Inquiry Challenges and Solutions.  Wednesday, June 6, Class of 1941 Studio for Student Communications, Daniel – Entire faculty, staff, and graduate students.

Engaging Students in Your Lecture, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director, with a special presentation by Dr. June Pilcher, Professor of Psychology. Tuesday, June 5, 233 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Maximizing Student Learning and Participation in Discussions, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Friday, June 1, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Finding Research and Project Funding Opportunities Tailored to Your Needs, conducted by Karen Pless, Grant Coordinator, Office of Sponsored Programs. Thursday, May 31, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Motivating and Teaching Your Students to Take Good Lecture Notes, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Thursday, May 24, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Maximizing Student Learning and Participation in Discussions, conducted by Dr. Linda B. Nilson, OTEI Director.  Monday, May 21, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Discussion: Creative Inquiry Challenges and Solutions.  Tuesday, May 15, 210 Brackett – Entire faculty, staff, and graduate students.

Writing, Reading and Teaching: The Inner Spiral, conducted by Dr. Mary Rose O’Reilley, Professor Emerita of English, University of St. Thomas. Monday, May 14, Lecture Room, Hayden Conference Center, SC Botanical Garden – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Spring 2007

Copyright and Fair Use for Visual Materials, conducted by Jennifer Friedman, Visual Resources/Reference Librarian, Gunnin Architecture Library. Wednesday, May 9, 213 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Spring 2007 Teaching with Technology Symposium. Tuesday, May 8, M205 Martin – Entire faculty and graduate students. Co-sponsored with Customer Relations and Learning Technologies (CRLT).

Data-Driven Inquiry: Strategies for Problematizing the Material of Your Discipline, conducted by Dr. Bill Roberson, Director, Institute for Teaching, Learning, and Academic Leadership, University at Albany, New York. Monday, May 7, 213 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Public Lecture: Soul of a Citizen: Hope in a Time of Fear, delivered by Paul Loeb, author/researcher/speaker. Wednesday, April 25, Lee Hall Auditorium – Entire campus and community as well as surrounding colleges and universities. Co-sponsored with the Clemson University Service Alliance, the Division of Student Affairs, and the Robert J. Rutland Center for Ethics Presidential Colloquium 2006-2007. (This event is not counted in registration or participant feedback/evaluation statistics.)

Teaching for Engagement, conducted by Paul Loeb, author/researcher/speaker. Wednesday, April 25, Student Senate Chambers – Entire faculty and graduate students. Co-sponsored with the Clemson University Service Alliance, the Division of Student Affairs, and the Robert J. Rutland Center for Ethics Presidential Colloquium 2006-2007.

Scholarship Made Easier: Best Practices for Writing and Publishing More Effectively and Efficiently, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, April 20, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Incorporating Service-Learning into Your Classroom and Creative Inquiry Groups, conducted by Vivian Haley Zitlin, Associate Professor, Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Friday, April 13, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Improving Your Assessment of Teaching Effectiveness, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, April 13, F149 Poole Agricultural Center – Horticulture Department faculty and graduate students.

Course Design and Development Made Easy and Logical, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, April 12, 233 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

E-Portfolios for Your Students…and You, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Tuesday, April 3, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Using Your Student Evaluations for Teaching Improvement and Review, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, March 30, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Using Your Student Evaluations for Teaching Improvement and Review, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, March 16, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Scholarship Made Easier: Best Practices for Writing and Publishing More Effectively and Efficiently, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, March 15, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Engaging Students with Visual Aids: PowerPoint, Handouts, and the Board, conducted by Taffi Schurz, Department of Communication Studies. Friday, March 9, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Scholarship Made Easier: Best Practices for Writing and Publishing More Effectively and Efficiently, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, March 9, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

E-Portfolios for Your Students…and You, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Tuesday, March 6, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Our Experimental Forest as a Cross-Disciplinary Teaching and Research Resource, featuring a panel of seven Clemson faculty who have used the forest in courses or Creative Inquiry groups. Friday, March 2, 202 Dillard – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Using Your Student Evaluations for Teaching Improvement and Review, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, March 1, 233 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Using Your Student Evaluations for Teaching Improvement and Review, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Wednesday, February 28, 213 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Teaching, Learning, and Personality Preference: Meeting Your Students in the Middle, conducted by Daryl Wiesman, Department of Communication Studies. Friday, February 23, 122 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

E-Portfolios for Your Students…and You, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Friday, February 23, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Culturally Friendly Classroom Practices, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Thursday, February 22, 208 Tillman – Students in Susan Pass' EDSEC 458: Capstone to Student Teaching.

Public Lecture: Teaching Evolution in the Public School Science Classroom, delivered by Dr. Kenneth R. Miller, Department of Biology, Brown University. Monday, February 19, Self Auditorium, Strom Thurmond Institute – Entire campus and community. OTEI was a major co-sponsor with seven other campus units. (This event is not counted in registration or participant feedback/evaluation statistics.)

E-Portfolios for Your Students…and You, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Tuesday, February 20, 112 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

E-Portfolios for Your Students…and You, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Friday, February 16, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

E-Portfolios for Your Students…and You, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Friday, February 9, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Improving Research with Statistics (I R Stat), conducted by Dr. Wayne Patterson, Professor of Management. Friday, February 9, 364 Sirrine – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Enhancing Student Learning in the SCALE-UP Format: Voices of Experience, featuring a panel of seven Clemson faculty. Friday, February 2, 202 Dillard – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Scholarship Made Easier: Best Practices for Writing and Publishing More Effectively and Efficiently, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Tuesday, January 30, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

E-Portfolios for Your Students…and You, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Friday, January 26, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Scholarship Made Easier: Best Practices for Writing and Publishing More Effectively and Efficiently, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, January 26, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Gaining and Maintaining Classroom Civility Through Positive Reinforcement: As Easy as ABC, conducted by Daryl Wiesman, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies. Friday, January 19, 234 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Pedagogically Sound Ideas for Using Laptops and the Web in Class, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, January 12, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

E-Portfolios for Your Students…and You, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Friday, January 12, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

E-Portfolios for Your Students…and You, conducted by DeeAnne Kimmel, Packaging Science. Thursday, January 11, 438 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.

Reaching the 75% of Students Who Don’t Do the Readings, conducted by Linda Nilson, OTEI Director. Friday, January 5, 214 Brackett – Entire faculty and graduate students.