Making the Case: Explaining Community-Engaged Work for P&T [webinar]
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Making the Case: Explaining Community-Engaged Work for P&T [webinar] In-Person
During this informative session, we will discuss:
- Translating your community-engaged work to what is expected in the Faculty Handbook with Dr. Jessica Mann, Assistant Vice President of Community Engagement.
- Demonstrating the impact of your community-engaged work with new and existing tools with David Nolfi, Head, Research Engagement, Health Sciences/STEM Initiatives, and Assessment Coordinator, Gumberg Library.
- Using teaching and learning frameworks to support your narrative with Dr. Erin Rentschler, CTE's Associate Director for Faculty Development.
- We will also set aside time for questions and discussion with former University P&T Committee Members, Dr. Gretchen Generett, Dean and Professor in the School of Education, and John Lane, Associate Professor, English.
Please register to attend this webinar.
David Nolfi
Head, Research Engagement, Health Sciences/STEM Initiatives, and Assessment