• Presenters: Bianca Lopez, Yesenia Ramirez, and Joell Serrano

• Location: TBD

• Target Audience: Classified Professionals

• Session Details: to educate Classified Professionals about CSEA Constitution Committee, introduce new members, discuss goals, and gain feedback from members on what they would like to see moving forward

• Presenters:   Peter Miskin and Tina Abraham

• Location:  Nursing Lecture N210

• Target Audience:  Nursing Faculty

• Session Details: The goal of this session is to cover nursing compliance to include objectives.  

• Presenters:   David Micetich, Margaret Faumui, and I (Grace Tong)

• Location:  Cedro 101C

• Target Audience:  Any Faculty 

• Session Details: 

  • An understanding of the diverse needs of DSP students and how to recognize these in the classroom.

  • Practical strategies for accommodating different learning styles and needs, beyond just extended exam time.

  • Tools and resources to foster a more inclusive classroom environment.

  • Opportunities for collaboration and sharing experiences with colleagues to enhance support for DSP students.

• Presenters:  Laura Garcia & Parran Vanniasegaram in coordination with Grace Estrada

• Location: MS-114 (in the MS^3 building)

• Target Audience:  Discipline faculty who will be completing STEM CCN Courses

• Session Details: Outcome: A draft of the CCN modifying course proposal for each STEM course in Phase II.

• Presenters: Grace Estrada and Rahmon Pashtunyar

• Location: Room with computers (main/lobby library?)

• Target Audience:  Discipline faculty who will be completing non-STEM CCN Courses

• Session Details: Outcome: A draft of the CCN modify course proposal for each non-STEM course in Phase II.

• Presenters: Grace Estrada 

• Location:  LETC232 

• Target Audience:  Faculty who want instruction in the new Maverick interface for CurriQunet

• Session Details: Faculty would gain insight into components of CurriQunet that have changed when the interface is converted to Maverick.

• Presenters: Sylvia Min

• Location: C101A

• Target Audience:   Faculty and Classified Professionals who are interested in learning about AI

• Session Details:  Sylvia will provide a presentation of the research that she completed during her sabbatical. Her presentation will cover the following:

  • What is AI?

  • How is AI integrated in the Adobe Creative Cloud?  (The Adobe Creative Cloud is a collection of applications from Adobe that are available for all EVC employees to use).

  • What are the ethical concerns, standards, and best practices?

• Presenters:  Adam Green

• Location: SQ-127, parking area, use of campus van

• Target Audience:  Biology faculty who want to teach field-based courses for the department

• Session Details: 

  • Training in the use and maintenance of all equipment including trailers, stoves, tents, sleeping gear, communications, etc. 

  • Development of emergency protocols. 

  • Necessary paperwork for liability, van use, camping reservations, and reimbursement, and development of task responsibilities among students, instructors, and technicians.

• Presenters:  Mike Masuda

• Location: VA-101, at the Art Gallery

• Target Audience:  faculty, staff, students, and local community

• Session Details: 

  • The purpose of the tour is to introduce the idea that EVC has a number of extensive museums and collections that are hidden from public view, and that there is a general interest by the faculty, staff, students, and local community to have all of these under one roof (along with a planetarium and a maker space) on or near campus with easier access for the students and for the local community. This includes The Art Gallery, The Natural History Museum in Sequoia, and the Rock and Mineral Collection in Acacia. 

  • We will provide a survey at the end of the tour to determine the overall consensus of the participants towards this initiative. There is an impetus to move the Rock and Mineral Collection by the end of 2025 due to the declassification of the Acacia building at that time—we do not want to see the vast catalog of specimens moved into the  warehouse for storage. The museum initiative has gained positive support from the Board of Trustees, the local community leaders, and our own District administrators.

• Presenters:   Peter Miskin and Tina Abraham

• Location:  Nursing Lecture N210

• Target Audience:  Nursing Faculty

• Session Details: The goal of this session is to cover nursing compliance to include objectives.  

• Presenters: Teck Ky and Parran Vanniasegaram 

• Location: MS-116 (MS3 building)

• Target Audience:  Math 63 faculty

• Session Details: Participants will learn new ways to teach conditional probability and tree diagrams in their classes.

• Presenters: Melissa Hornstein, Sylvia Anderson, Celso Batalha

• Location:  General Engineering Lab (GE-105)

• Target Audience:  Math Faculty, STEM Faculty

• Session Details: Attendees will leave the session equipped with:

  1. A clear understanding of the essential math skills that need reinforcement in their courses to support physics and engineering students.

  2. Effective strategies for embedding these skills into existing curricula, ensuring that students grasp the relevance of mathematics in their disciplines.

  3. A structured approach to developing lesson plans that incorporate these skills, making it easier to implement in their classrooms.

  4. Opportunities to share and discuss best practices with peers, fostering a collaborative environment for continuous improvement in teaching methods.

Presenter: Rahmon Pashtunyar

Location: LETC232

Target audience: Faculty who want hands on help and guidance with completing SLO assessment with the new Curriqunet Maverick System. 

Session Details: Faculty will watch a walkthrough of the SLO assessment process and then have time to complete assessments while getting hands on help.

Presenter: Fahmida Fakhruddin

Location: a room with a projector and computers

Target audience: Faculty, staff, administrators and those who have a program review looming, who want to learn best practices for using the Program Review module in CurriQunet.

Session Details: 

This session will provide valuable guidance on navigating the Program Review module in CurriQunet, including:

• Do's and Don'ts: Learn the essential do's and don'ts to ensure a smooth and successful program review submission.

• Common Mistakes: Discover common pitfalls and how to avoid them, saving you time and frustration.

• CurriQunet in Maverick: Familiarize yourself with the program review module within the new Maverick interface.

• Presenters: Victor Garza, Mayra Garcia, Maya Gonzales, Alexi Marquez, Lorena Mata

• Location: Counseling Conference Room: S-2025

• Target Audience: Open to all who are committed to elevate Latinx employees and students through education and advocacy

• Session Details: Members of the EVC community are establishing a new affinity group: Latinx Education Association of Evergreen Valley College. The intention of the group is to serve as an advocacy organization for our Latinx community by supporting Latinx students and employees through scholarships, programs, and Latinx heritage events. Please attend to learn more. Regardless of your heritage, you can become a valued member of the L.E.A. community.

• Presenters:  Tejal Naik 

• Location: MS 119

• Target Audience:  New and Veteran DE faculty and anyone who uses Canvas and Zoom

• Session Details: This is an interactive DE workshop on the Pronto Chat App.  It is basically a chat app on steroids that is integrated into Canvas.  It has in-app audio, video, and the chat/text function has a language translation feature that would be particularly useful for ESL and language courses. It has file upload and storage capabilities that would be wonderful for STEM and Art courses as it allows students to take a picture of their work and upload it immediately for the instructor to review in real-time. If you are using Discord (or Piazza or Remind) then this is an excellent replacement that protects student’s privacy. 

• Key Takeaway: Faculty will learn how to enable and use the Pronto Chat app in their course to interact with students to increase engagement and build community.

• Presenters:  Adam Green

• Location: SQ-127, parking area, use of campus van

• Target Audience:  Biology faculty who want to teach field-based courses for the department

• Session Details: 

  • Training in the use and maintenance of all equipment including trailers, stoves, tents, sleeping gear, communications, etc. 

  • Development of emergency protocols. 

  • Necessary paperwork for liability, van use, camping reservations, and reimbursement, and development of task responsibilities among students, instructors, and technicians.

• Dean Morgan

• Dean Robert Gutierrez

Dean Hererra

Dean Crary

Dean Sean Stewart

Dean Victor Garza

Dean Fuentes