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SoTL Showcase Poster Session and Reception

Event date: Tuesday, October 04, 2011, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Location: CTE - UNH3000

The poster session offers the opportunity to engage each other in conversations about our teaching, to learn from each other and to be inspired by our colleagues’ teaching experiences across the disciplines. The poster session showcases systematic investigations by LMU faculty into teaching and learning in our classrooms and the assessment of it. It also provides background information on the scholarship of teaching and learning at LMU as well as assessment activities. The CTE will report results from the latest SoTL survey, in particular about our understanding of scholarship of teaching and learning as well the main topics of teaching and learning faculty would like to engage in. The reception with some good finger food and wine will provides a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere in which to meet each other.

SoTL Posters Booklet
S-1 Definitions and Views of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning 
Dorothea Herreiner, Center for Teaching Excellence

S-2 Teaching and Student Learning - What We Want to Know 
Dorothea Herreiner, Center for Teaching Excellence

S-3 Revealing the Research Process that Underlies the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) 
Jacqueline Dewar, Mathematics

S-4 Dance Literacy: Learning Dance Notation and Performing a Masterwork 
Teresa Heiland, Dance Program

S-5 Increasing Student Confidence in a Statistics Course: Using Student Data to Design the Curriculum 
Karie Huchting, Educational Leadership

S-6 Will Laban Movement Analysis + Software = 3D Animation Skills? 
Adriana Jaroszewicz, Animation

S-7 Outcomes of a Service-Learning Program Rooted in Social Justice and Pragmatic Constructivism 
Jeffrey Jenkins, School of Ed

S-8 “Doing Good” or “Learning More”: The Role of Reflection in Community-based Learning 
Cathleen McGrath (MGMT) & Maria Alderete (CSA)

S-9 Community-Based Learning Courses at LMU (2003-2010) 
Nora Murphy, Psychology, and Members of the CBL Task Force

S-10 Gender Effects Among Course Grades and Research-Based Content Assessment 
Jeff Phillips & Vince Coletta, Physics

S-11 Teaching with Technology
Todd C. Shoepe, Health and Human Sciences

S-12 Pairing Pre-Service Science Teacher with Environmental Educators to Enhance Environmental Education 
Carolyn Viviano, (HHS) Maria Alderete (CSA), Meredith McCarthy, Catie Boarts, Sara Laimon, Matthew Morrissey

Assessment Posters
A-1 Teaching, Learning and Assessment: Unlocking the Connections 
Laura Massa and McKenzie Sweeny, Institutional Assessment

A-2 Closing the Loop: Assessing LMU’s Undergraduate Learning Outcomes 
Laura Massa and McKenzie Sweeny, Institutional Assessment

A-3 Finding the Link: The Capstone Course and the APAM Minors 
Edward Park (APAM), Curtiss Rooks (APAM), Stella Oh (WNST), Connie Chen (HIST)

A-4 LMU Chinese Minor Assessment Plan 
Chan Lu, Modern Languages and Literatures

A-5 The NEW Economics Assessment Plan 
Jennifer Pate, Economics

A-6 New Curriculum Improved Assessment 
Chun I Lee, Finance

A-7 Undergraduate Screenwriting Program Assessment 
Marilyn Beker, Beth Serlin, and Jeffrey Davis, Screenwriting

A-8 Theological Studies Graduate Programs 
Jonathan Rothchild, David Sanchez, and Charlotte Radler, Theological Studies

Please let us know whether you plan to attend so that we can make sure we have enough refreshments: teachers@lmu.edu or (310)338-5866.