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Monthly Coffee Klatch
Monthly Coffee Klatch
We invite all faculty to meet virtually and address our common interests.
Next: April 10, 2:00p Central/ 1:00p Mountain
To create an open and safe academic and disciplinary conversation, this is not an invite to administrators. Coffee klatch conversations are not recorded.
February Workshop, with Dr. Emily Suh
February Workshop, with Dr. Emily Suh
"The Postsecondary Literacy Landscape Amidst Compounding Reform: Grounding Instruction in Our Expertise and Mission"
"The Postsecondary Literacy Landscape Amidst Compounding Reform: Grounding Instruction in Our Expertise and Mission"
February 6, 12:00 PM, Central Time.
The workshop is free for members and only $25 for non-members. The $25 fee will secure your TYCA-Southwest membership for a year.
There is a required RSVP link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWcooPPoi2K5NG5s-EpZVsh3Jg5-a5Mu4ju8i6KBezm1vgAQ/viewform?pli=1
College Town: Creating Communities of Practice in Foundational English Courses
College Town: Creating Communities of Practice in Foundational English Courses
DATE: Friday 20 June, 12:00 Central, 11:00 Mountain
Registration Fee (free for TYCA-Southwest members); others will be asked to become members of TYCA-Southwest.
In this interactive workshop, participants will review recent findings on increased student enrollment and disengagement in foundational English courses (e.g., prerequisite, corequisite, first-year composition).
They will then learn about an ongoing research project that seeks to create communities of practice in foundational courses, gathering faculty, administrators, and community professionals to foster students' sense of belonging, purpose, and readiness in reading and writing. Participants will leave with practical and actionable steps to create their own communities of practice in their programs.
Clark Moreland is the Director of the Heimmermann Center for Engaged Teaching at the University of Texas Permian Basin. A fourth-generation teacher, Clark has received several honors for his work as an educator, including being inducted in 2024 as a fellow of the University of Texas System Academy of Distinguished Teachers.
In 2020, Clark founded the Heimmermann Center for Engaged Teaching, an innovative space which promotes the use of evidence-based active learning strategies. He is a member of the UT Faculty Developers Team, the Momentum on OER advisory group, and the Developmental Education Corequisite Capacity Building community of practice. He is coeditor of Eighty Steps: Tales on College Teaching (2023), a collection of essays by faculty about effective teaching strategies, and has published on C.S. Lewis, Harriet Jacobs, Martin Luther King, and Edgar Allan Poe. He is the author of Will: Parenting at the Crossroads of Disability and Joy, a memoir about raising a son with Down syndrome.
Co-enrollment and Dual Credit Workshop with Christine Denecker, PhD
Co-enrollment and Dual Credit Workshop with Christine Denecker, PhD
Friday 24 January 2025, via video
Friday 24 January 2025, via video
Christine Denecker, PhD
Associate Vice President for Learning and Innovation
Director, Center for Teaching and Program Excellence
University of Findlay (Ohio)
Co-Editor, with Casie Moreland, of Dual Enrollment Kaleidoscope: Reconfiguring Perceptions of First-Year Writing and Composition Studies
TIME: 11:00 a.m. Central / 10:00 a.m. Mountain
Registration Fee (free for TYCA-Southwest members); others will be asked to become members of TYCA-Southwest.
Pre-reading preparation
Pre-reading preparation
Considering reading "Closing the Gap? A Study into the Professional Development of Concurrent Enrollment Writing Instructors in Ohio" (2020) TETYC 48.1
and
"Transitioning Writers across the Composition Threshold: What We Can Learn from Dual Enrollment Partnerships" (2013) Composition Studies 41.1
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