Workshops

The 3 C's of Teaching: Choice, Chance, Change

You must make a choice to take a chance or your teaching will never change!

~Drs. Ricevuto & McLaughlin, 2021

March/april 2025 workshops

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wellness & mindfulness workshops

New to our offerings for faculty and adjuncts are our Mindfulness with Mary workshops via Zoom and a stretching workshop, as well as a guided meditation workshop!

October workshops

september & october workshops 2024

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march and april

Workshop: Bringing Learning to Life: An Hands-On Guide to a YouTube Question Generator & Canva for Educators

October 26, 2023

Presented by: Dr. Joanne Ricevuto

teach smarter, not harder: creating engaging slides with ai assistance

Sept. 28, 2023

Presented by Dr. Joanne Ricevuto

Join me for an upcoming webcast: Strategies for a Holistic Student Experience!Student mental health is one of the most difficult and pressing issues facing colleges and universities today. Having largely ignored the issue for years, but now in the wake of the pandemic, higher education must develop a holistic approach to engage and retain its students. This webcast will examine how institutions can better ensure all students have the support and opportunities they need to thrive inside and outside the classroom. Hear from current higher education professionals about their research on this topic and the strategies they are finding that foster a culture of student wellbeing on campus. The webcast will cover the following topics and more: • What’s driving the need for colleges and universities to deliver more than just teaching? • What are some mental health-focused strategies, including informal care and efforts at counseling centers, that appear to re-engage students? • Why does mental illness disproportionately impact marginalized groups? What approaches seem to minimize the impact on these groups? There are many potential hurdles, but college and university leaders can implement various measures to help students feel better supported. Attend this webcast to learn how. Powered by Campus+ Campus is a space where higher education professionals, institutions and thought leaders from around the world can connect with their peers to find and share advice on a range of topics. Learn more at https://www.timeshighereducation.com/campus. I understand that by registering for this webcast, my registration information will be shared with Inside Higher Ed and Times Higher Ed for marketing purposes. Captioning for the deaf and hard of hearing is provided by CaptionAccess for all Inside Higher Ed webcasts. Transcripts available upon request.

free webinar!

Conscious Communication & Difficult Conversations.pdf

Leadership Workshop Series

Presented by: Dr. Michael Wiederman

· Building Resilience: Evidence-Based Practices for Leaders and Teachers (keynote at in-service)

· Creating and Developing High-Performing Teams (February)

· Coaching and Developing Those Whom We Lead (March)

· Conscious Communication and Difficult Conversations (April)

Mental Health Resources.pptx

workshop: Architecting inclusive learning spaces

Presented by Dr. Sandra Mohr

Architecting Inclusive Learning Spaces.pdf

Workshop: Google, Gmail and Canvas Quick Tips

October's tech workshop

Google, Gmail & Canvas Quick Tips

Presented by: Dr. Joanne Ricevuto

Wednesday, October 13th at 1pm via Zoom

workshop: 10/14/21 via zoom

Trauma and the Impact of Teaching and Learning on Minority Students

Presented by: Dr. Carrie Awadzi

Covid 19 has dramatically disrupted the way students learn, particularly minority students. This “new normal” has challenged the way educators teach and has educational leaders questioning whether we are effectively serving students' mental, physical, emotional, and educational needs.

The current research on youth trauma in educational contexts has offered encouraging opportunities, resources, programs, and practices that optimize successful outcomes for trauma-exposed youth. In this workshop, participants will learn about Trauma and the Impact of Teaching and Learning on Minority Students. We will discuss the importance understanding trauma in higher education and introduce practices that can be used by all instructors. Participants will develop a plan for trauma-informed best practices related to historical and ongoing traumas, as well as traumas related to COVID 19.

The attendees will learn:

· Trauma defined

· Common Trauma Triggers

· The impact of trauma on students learning

· Recognized and observing students through a trauma-impacted lens

· Best practices for supporting and encouraging minority students to overcome trauma and attain academic, social, and personal success

Getting Started with Google Forms

Workshop: getting started with google forms

Thursday, September 23, 2021 at 1pm via Zoom

Presented by: Dr. Joanne Ricevuto

Resocialization to F2F Workshop 2021.pptx

Power point from presentation

WORKSHOP: 9/9/21 VIA ZOOM

Resocializing the College Student: Approaches to Facilitate Effective Return to 2021 Face-to-Face Teaching and Learning

Presented by: Drs. Michele Lee Kozimor-King & Barbara Prince

Resocialization is a term used by sociologists to refer to a process in which an individual is taught new norms, values, and practices often in a new environment where the old rules no longer apply. Resocialization into fall 2021 will be more stressful than the typical socialization to college process as all students must unlearn customary behaviors that have served them in the online and hybrid platforms. They will be brought into contact with a new culture while being asked to transition to a new role involuntarily. Using empirical evidence from the most recent scholarship of teaching and learning, we will present the barriers and tools needed by faculty to become agents of resocialization by assisting students back into the culture of the face-to-face environment. In this interactive Zoom workshop, participants will have the opportunity to share their experiences, expectations, and anxieties as we carve out a plan to develop a new culture of learning.

Workshop: Resocialization of the College Student

Document with recording of workshop link

Workshop: 8/4/21 via zoom

I Can Do WHAAAT in Google Slides?

Presented by Dr. Joanne Ricevuto

In this workshop you will learn some tips and tricks you can do when working in Google Slides. These tips and tricks will enhance this Google application to make it work better for you!

workshop: 7/14/21 via zoom

I Can Do WHAAAT in Google Docs?

Presented by Dr. Joanne Ricevuto

In this workshop you will learn some tips and tricks you can do when working in Google Docs. These tips and tricks will enhance this Google application to make it work better for you!

Workshop: I Can Do Whaaat in Google Sheets

workshop: 6/24/21 via zoom

I Can Do WHAAAT in Google Sheets?

Presented by: Dr. Joanne Ricevuto

In this workshop you will learn some tips and tricks you can do when working in Google Sheets. These tips and tricks will enhance this Google application to make it work better for you!

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