Day One: CELT Conference: On Excellence in Learning and Teaching: Center for Regional and Continuing Education

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DAY ONE ~ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2008

*Courses shown in yellow are part of a series of workshops focused on using technology to enhance student learning.

CELT Conference Luncheon (Keynote by Brett Christie, Ph.D.)

11:30AM-2:00PM
BMU Auditorium

Luncheon and Awards Presentation with keynote address.

View Abridged Abyss

The Off-Broadways: A Musical Bridge between Chico State and North State School Districts (Mike Mazur)

2:15-3:00PM
PAC 210

Experience how Chico State’s OFF-BROADWAYS Musical Theatre Touring Ensemble, under the direction of Professor Mike Mazur, studies the history, styles and creators of the American Musical Theatre and then partner with area junior high and high schools providing much needed Arts Education through performances and workshops throughout the North State region. This provides both the Chico State students and local school districts true education outside the classroom.

Engage Everyone: Clickers in GE Mathematics (and others!) (Jan Costenbader)

2:15–3:00PM
MLIB 226

This session will demonstrate how clickers are used in Math 101 to engage the students. We will discuss how the use of clickers affected class preparation, classroom management and class assessments. Participants in this hands-on session will have an opportunity to use clickers in an active learning experience.

View Clickers in Classrooms

Shall We Engage? Eyes, Ears and Hands-on (Brett Christie)

2:15-3:00pm
BMU Auditorium

In this session, Brett Christie, CELT luncheon keynote presenter, will discuss and explore some of the specific possibilities for increasing student engagement. Guided by participant interest, there will be a demonstration of ways to use technology, simple-to-complex, to increase student engagement. Laptops are welcome.

Academic Conferences at CSU, Chico: Benefits to Students, Faculty and CSU, Chico (Elaina McReynolds)

3:15-4:00pm
CE 107

This session will provide valuable information on how the University is prepared to deliver top quality academic and practitioner conferences on campus. National and international conferences can bring exposure to students of top level research, opportunity to meet experts in the field of their study, and opportunities to network with national and global leaders in their field of study. With a proven track record, Regional and Continuing Education and Associated Students have provided quality conference management and excellent catering services. Benefits to faculty in terms of their involvement, opportunity to publish, and bringing their professional colleagues to campus will be explored.

ATI Course Make Over: Summer Camp Showcase (Sara Cooper, Bill Maligie, Chris Prator, Peggy Rowberg, Kathryn Schifferle, Diane Schmidt, Laura Sederberg, Susan Steffani, and Eddie Vela)

3:15-4:45pm
MLIB Studio A

Chico State was one of several campuses which participated in the federal EnACT (Ensuring Access Through Collaboration and Technology) Grant, administered by Sonoma State. A culminating project with EnACT was to give faculty an opportunity for a two-day intensive workshop on how to redesign a course with accessible technology and the Universal Design for Learning process to meet the goals of the Chancellor’s Office Accessible Technology Initiative. There was funding for a limited number of faculty to receive a stipend for this workshop held June 2008.

View Reference Guide View ATI Course Makeover

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Center for Regional and Continuing Education
California State University, Chico | 400 West First Street | Chico CA 95929-0250
Phone: 530-898-6105 | Fax: 530-898-4020 | E-mail: rce@csuchico.edu

DAY ONE ~ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2008 *Courses shown in yellow are part of a series of workshops focused on using technology to enhance student learning.
CELT Conference Luncheon (Keynote by Brett Christie, Ph.D.)
11:30AM-2:00PM BMU Auditorium	Luncheon and Awards Presentation with keynote address. View Abridged Abyss
The Off-Broadways: A Musical Bridge between Chico State and North State School Districts (Mike Mazur)
2:15-3:00PM PAC 210	Experience how Chico State’s OFF-BROADWAYS Musical Theatre Touring Ensemble, under the direction of Professor Mike Mazur, studies the history, styles and creators of the American Musical Theatre and then partner with area junior high and high schools providing much needed Arts Education through performances and workshops throughout the North State region. This provides both the Chico State students and local school districts true education outside the classroom.
Engage Everyone: Clickers in GE Mathematics (and others!) (Jan Costenbader)
2:15–3:00PM MLIB 226	This session will demonstrate how clickers are used in Math 101 to engage the students. We will discuss how the use of clickers affected class preparation, classroom management and class assessments. Participants in this hands-on session will have an opportunity to use clickers in an active learning experience. View Clickers in Classrooms
Shall We Engage? Eyes, Ears and Hands-on (Brett Christie)
2:15-3:00pm BMU Auditorium	In this session, Brett Christie, CELT luncheon keynote presenter, will discuss and explore some of the specific possibilities for increasing student engagement. Guided by participant interest, there will be a demonstration of ways to use technology, simple-to-complex, to increase student engagement. Laptops are welcome.
Academic Conferences at CSU, Chico: Benefits to Students, Faculty and CSU, Chico (Elaina McReynolds)
3:15-4:00pm CE 107	This session will provide valuable information on how the University is prepared to deliver top quality academic and practitioner conferences on campus. National and international conferences can bring exposure to students of top level research, opportunity to meet experts in the field of their study, and opportunities to network with national and global leaders in their field of study. With a proven track record, Regional and Continuing Education and Associated Students have provided quality conference management and excellent catering services. Benefits to faculty in terms of their involvement, opportunity to publish, and bringing their professional colleagues to campus will be explored.
ATI Course Make Over: Summer Camp Showcase (Sara Cooper, Bill Maligie, Chris Prator, Peggy Rowberg, Kathryn Schifferle, Diane Schmidt, Laura Sederberg, Susan Steffani, and Eddie Vela)
3:15-4:45pm MLIB Studio A	Chico State was one of several campuses which participated in the federal EnACT (Ensuring Access Through Collaboration and Technology) Grant, administered by Sonoma State. A culminating project with EnACT was to give faculty an opportunity for a two-day intensive workshop on how to redesign a course with accessible technology and the Universal Design for Learning process to meet the goals of the Chancellor’s Office Accessible Technology Initiative. There was funding for a limited number of faculty to receive a stipend for this workshop held June 2008. View Reference Guide View ATI Course Makeover
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Center for Regional and Continuing Education California State University, Chico \| 400 West First Street \| Chico CA 95929-0250 Phone: 530-898-6105 \| Fax: 530-898-4020 \| E-mail: rce@csuchico.edu