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Dr. Thuot addresses the audience
Dr. Wiseman addresses the audience
Vice Preseident of Student Affairs Darcey Kemp addresses the audience
Workshop: Stronger Together: Faculty & Staff Mental Health in a Changing World
Workshop: What Data Is Available at Our College? A Practical Overview for Faculty and Staff
Dr. John Cook's message
John Waklin [center] recipient of the Deliso Endowed Chair presented by [Left to Right] Dr. Cook, STEM Dean Miah Dreger and Dr. Thuot.
CT STCC Professional Day Fall 2025.pdfDr. Christopher Thuot's opening remarks
Employee Wellness Professional Day total 8-2025.pptx (1).pdfStronger Together: Faculty & Staff Mental Health in a Changing World
In a time of rapid change, faculty and staff mental health matters more than ever. This workshop offers space to reflect, share experiences, and explore practical strategies for personal well-being and collective resilience. Together, we’ll strengthen support systems and foster a healthier, more connected campus community.
Stacey Hartley, Sherard Johnson & Jennifer Wallace Johnson
DKemp Professional Day 8-28-2025.pdfInnovation through Collaboration: Keys to Student Success
The Division of Student Affairs is committed to creating an enriching learning environment through collaboration with faculty and staff. In this session, participants will gain a better understanding of how to directly connect students directly to the holistic wraparound services and resources that support student persistence and success.
Darcey Kemp, Vice President of Student Affairs
PD Presentation 20250828 - Knicely and Trottier.pdfWhat Data Is Available at Our College? A Practical Overview for Faculty and Staff
Understanding what data is available at the college—and how to use it appropriately—can help faculty and staff support students and make informed decisions. This session will provide an overview of the types of data the college collects and how to request it for use in everyday work, planning, or reporting. We’ll also discuss general principles for using data responsibly, including protecting student privacy and understanding appropriate data sharing practices. The session will conclude with a brief explanation of the IRB (Institutional Review Board) process and its application. Whether you’re working on a grant, writing a report, or just curious about the data available to you, this session will give you practical information and helpful resources.
Dr. Tracey Trottier & Jordan Knicely
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Early April 2025 Meghan Bone, Laura Hurley, Marlene Johnson, Melishia Santiago, Alissa Torres Santiago, and Mary Wiseman attended the American Association of Colleges & Universities [AAC&U] Annual Conference. Marlene, Melishia, Alissa and Mary presented a workshop entitled: Advancing STEM Learning and Student Success Pathways
Additionally the team attended a pre-conference workshop presented by Middlesex Community College entitled: Shared Vision, Shared Leadership: Advancing Equity-Centered Initiatives through Strategic Collaboration. This poster [above] represents our findings, lessons learned and next steps we at STCC could do to engage in this type of collaboration.
July 2025 Brian Candido and Lara Sharp presented a poster on Success= Student *(Support + Internships) at the Hi Tec Annual Conference.
July 2025 Lara Sharp and Mary Wiseman co-presented a workshop entitled Expert to Classroom: Transforming Faculty Professional Development.
This workshop was based on our STCC Expert to Classroom Series developed by our STCC Instructional Designers Kyle Stepahnie Kraus and Marisha Marks. Feel free to engage with these self-paced materials.
Program for August 28, 2025 for best results on mobile devices.
Sessions are flagged for audience intent with F representing faculty, S representing staff and F|S representing all campus community.
All events are in person. No portion of the program will be virtual.
Breakfast & lunch will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
If you have specific dietary needs or restrictions, we recommend bringing your own meals to ensure your preferences are met.
Events will be in Building 2 starting at 9:00 am in the gym.
Registration begins at 8:15 am, be sure to register as you enter the gym.
Registration is electronic, you will scan a QR code.
Pick up your raffle ticket at the Registration Table. The Raffle is at 3pm in the Theater. You must be present to win.
Attendance for active adjunct faculty is voluntary; however, those attending will be eligible to receive stipends of $100 for the day or $50 for half of the day.
Adjuncts be sure you register both in the morning and at noon at the registration table.
Bring your own device. Programs are in digital format only.
Plan to print your own copy if you prefer a paper schedule.
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