Student Career Readiness & Faculty Professional Growth: August 24, 2022 Faculty Development Day Call for Session Proposals

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This fall, we anticipate returning to Faculty Development Day at least partially in person with many long-awaited reunions as part of our time together.

Our next Faculty Development Day will take place both in person and virtually on Thursday, August 24, 2022.

The theme for this fall's Faculty Development Day is "Career Readiness & Faculty Professional Growth." As students are increasingly asking for transparent connections between their academic work and future careers, and as faculty are reflecting on their professional capacities towards a post-pandemic future, it is a fertile time for us to share practical approaches to career development in conversation with teaching and learning.

We are pleased to invite proposals for workshops or panel presentations that address this theme, with particular interest in interactive workshops and active demonstrations of knowledge and skills faculty can use across modalities and disciplines as we build towards a student-centered college grounded in our values of diversity, equity, integrity, justice, learning & scholarship, and respect.

We are particularly interested in proposals that include student voices and practices that can be readily adapted across modalities and disciplines.

Breakout Session Tracks:

1. Building the NACE Competencies into Course and Assignment Design
2. Connecting Professional and Academic Skills for Our Working Students
3. Enhancing and Improving Experiential, Project-Based, and Problem-Based Learning
4. Developing Faculty Leadership within and beyond Departments
5. Cultivating Collaborative Scholarship through Partnerships and Networks

Please submit your proposal by responding to the questions below. We will discuss the in person and virtual options with presenters when we finalize the agenda.

Fall 2022 Faculty Development Day details:

Date: Thursday, August 24, 2022
Time: 9:00 am - 3 pm Eastern Time
Location: John Jay College (morning) & Zoom (afternoon)
DEADLINE to submit proposals: Monday, June 13, 2022 @11:59 pm

NOTIFICATIONS: by Monday, June 20, 2022

For examples of previous sessions, please visit the Faculty Development Day website: https://jjayfdd.commons.gc.cuny.edu/

Please feel free to contact Gina Rae Foster, TLC Director, with questions: gifoster@jjay.cuny.edu

Name(s) of Presenters *

John Jay Email Addresses for ALL presenters *

Alternate Email Addresses if relevant

EMPLIDs for ALL presenters (if outside CUNY, please note) *

Title/Rank for ALL presenters

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Lecturer

Adjunct Faculty

Staff

Student

Other (outside John Jay, for example)

Primary Presenter

Additional Presenter

Other (please identify below in the Additional Comments section)

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Department/Program/Office Affiliation(s) *

Session Track *

Building the NACE Competencies into Course and Assignment Design

Guiding Students in Real-Life Transfer of Professional and Academic Skills

Enhancing and Improving Experiential, Project-Based, and Problem-Based Learning

Developing Faculty Leadership within and beyond Departments

Cultivating Collaborative Scholarship through Partnerships and Networks

Proposed Breakout Session Format *

Workshop (this will be primarily focused on interactive, hands-on activities for participants)

Panel Discussion (3-4 panelists share reflections, with 15-20 minutes for audience Q&A)

Presentation/Demonstration (may include participant activities but not as a primary focus)

Training (will focus on assisting faculty to develop one particular skill or familiarity with one aspect of knowledge)

Other:

Preferred Venue for Session *

Only on campus & in person (between 9:30 am & 12 pm ET, 60 minute session)

Only on Zoom as a virtual session (between 2:30 & 3:30 pm, ET 60 minute session)

Either option will work

Title of Presentation *

Abstract: Brief description of the proposed session that would appear in the online program (3-4 sentences, approximately 150 words) *

Takeaways: Which 1-2 items of knowledge or recommendations for best practices are audience members likely to use from this session? *

Resources: What requests do you have for AV, technology, and other resources to support your session? (please remember that your session may be scheduled for a physical classroom or as a virtual session depending on the needs of the conference as a whole--yes, we will try accommodate preferences and requests). *

Communications: If you will be unable to check your email for an extended period of time mid-June to late August, please note the dates and any additional information below. Please provide a backup contact or contact information if possible. *

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