January 2011 Professional Development Program - SUNY Rockland ...
January 2011 Professional Development Program - SUNY Rockland ...
January 2011 Professional Development Program - SUNY Rockland ...
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CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING & LEARNING<br />
<strong>Professional</strong> <strong>Development</strong> Workshop Schedule<br />
<strong>January</strong> 4 –14, <strong>2011</strong><br />
Please contact Brian Gomez, bgomez@sunyrockland.edu or leave a message at 574-4332 to register.<br />
Workshop<br />
Number<br />
Time &<br />
Place<br />
Workshop Description<br />
Recently, Ning has teamed up with Pearson in an exclusive<br />
sponsorship agreement to make Ning Mini free for eligible North<br />
American K-12 and Higher-Ed Ning Networks. The workshop will<br />
demonstrate how to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity<br />
to develop and use a Ning SNS in the classroom. Troy Fischer,<br />
director of instructional technology at the Department of<br />
Education has said: “No longer should students be just absorbers<br />
of information, but they should be producers and publishers of<br />
information.” The Ning offers students the opportunity to do just<br />
that.<br />
Presenter: Rachel Nove, Adjunct Instructor of Speech<br />
4. 3 -4 pm<br />
Room 2102<br />
Understanding and Recognizing Psychological Disorders in<br />
Students<br />
This workshop is designed to assist faculty in recognizing<br />
psychological disorders in students. As our population is becoming<br />
increasingly more diversified many students with mild to moderate<br />
psychological disorders have joined the growing numbers of<br />
persons seeking a higher education. Such syndromes as Tourette’s,<br />
Bipolar Disorder, Social Phobia and Substance Dependence, to<br />
name a few, have been identified. This workshop will also focus on<br />
strategies for academic success of this varied population.<br />
Presenter: Patricia Lazar, Professor of Psychology<br />
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