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The General Education Newsletter

The General Education newsletter is published monthly excepting the summer months (May through July).

 

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SPRING 2022 ISSUES (VOL. 7)

The Office of General Education published two issues in Spring 2022.

FEBRUARY

Topics: Soft launch; register for Spring Quick Start Live-Online; call for UNIV 301 reader authors; Deep Dive: UNIV 101; call to participate in university-wide Written Communication Assessment study; new General Education Faculty Learning Communities (FLCs); new library workshops for students; Teaching / Tech Tip. 

MARCH

Topics: New format; Spotlight on Leslie Sult, General Education librarian; final reminder for UNIV instructor applications; Teaching Tip: Reflecting on the Undergraduate Experience; credit by examination tables updated; Advisor Question of the Month; Advisor Tip. 

Fall 2021 Issues (Vol. 6)

The Office of General Education will publish a total of five issues in the Fall 2022 semester.

 

August

Topics: Soft launch; instructor resources; teaching model website; call for writing instructor volunteers; Teaching & Tech tips. 

September

Topics: Writing assessment, new ePortfolio website, upcoming Quick Start dates, new OGE workshops. 

 

October

Topics: Resources; call for Quick Start testimonials; call for writing instructor volunteers; new ePortfolio website; Teaching & Tech Tips.

November

Topics: ePortfolio coffee chat, a call for volunteers for a new Quality Matters workshop, our monthly Tech Tip. 

 

December

Topics: Season’s Greetings; a monthly implementation update / course proposal pipeline report; Spring Quick Start Live-Online registration; an Instructor Spotlight of Caleb Simmons, Associate Professor of Religious Studies; upcoming opportunities for instructors; and the December Tech Tip!

 

Earlier Issues

April

Topics: Soft rollout Spring 2022; launch of the Quick Start Programs; launch of General Education Office Hours; launch of the Deep Dive Sessions. 

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