Friday, December 1, 8:15 - 3:45 PM
Eastern Michigan University Student Center
While faculty are clearly the content experts regarding what they teach, students have a unique perspective on their own learning. As such, when we consider how to most effectively teach, it behooves us to listen to the learners, so we can learn from their unique knowledge and expertise. This conference, hosted by the Faculty Development Center, will “Flip the Script” to empower the learners to become the teachers, and the teachers to become the learners. It offers all of us an opportunity to straddle both worlds, and to grow through that opportunity.
With our appreciation...
We thank our friend Kirk Profit for helping this conference come into fruition. Over the last 25 years, Kirk has worked with GCSI’s clients on a broad range of issues including higher ed and higher ed appropriations, cultural arts, local government finance, tax policy, environmental clean-up, business development and especially in the context of Washtenaw County. Before joining GCSI, Kirk had an award-winning 10-year career in the Michigan House of Representatives. While a member of the Legislature, he chaired the influential House Tax Policy Committee, as well as the House Committee on Higher Education. The former legal advisor and Undersheriff to the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Department earned a bachelor’s degree from Eastern Michigan University, where he also worked as an adjunct professor. Kirk is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, having earned his juris doctorate from the University of Detroit School of Law.