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For additional events see the
COS Calendar
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Charles Lloyd
Writing Symposium
April 11, 2008 Drinko
Library Room 402 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Dr. Chris Anson
The Amazing
Relationship Between Writing and
Learning:
Strategies for Courses in All Disciplines
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MU-ADVANCE/MURC/CDDC
Grant Chats
April 25, 2-3:00 PM
Topic:
Development of year-long grant preparation calendars. Room: BBSC 102
Summary and hand-outs
from all Grant Chats
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MU-ADVANCE
Events - Spring 2008
Networking Events:
Feb. 5, 12:00 p.m. John Marshall Room of the Memorial Student Center.
Topic: Faculty Research Projects.
March 12, 8:30 p.m. Harless Dining
Topic: T&P: A Survivor's Guide.
April 17, 8:30 a.m. John Spotts Room of the Memorial Student Center.
Topic: Planning for a Productive Summer.
May 16, 2:00 p.m. John Spotts Room of the
Memorial Student Center. Topic: Brainstorming for Summer Events.
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Cell Development and Differentiation Center (CDDC):
FIRE (Full-Immersion
Research Experience) meetings for Spring 2008:
3/7, 3/21, 4/4, 4/18, 5/2, 5/16 & 5/30/08
Fall Biomedical Sciences Series(weekly)
Mondays, noon in
– BMS Graduate Student Seminar in BBSC 101. Contact: Dr.
Elaine Hardman,
schedule
Wednesdays, noon in BBSC 102: Cancer Colloquium,Topic: Cancer Microenvironment, Director: Dr. Pier Paulo Claudio
Thursdays, noon in BBSC 102: Neuroscience and
Developmental Biology Literature Review. Topic:
Cell Adhesion, Director: Dr. Larry
Grover
Biological Sciences
Graduate Seminars (weekly)
Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:00 pm in Science 374,
Director: Dr. Philippe Georgel or Dr. Eric
Blough
Marshall University Research Day:
May 1
and 2, 2008 (sponsored by Sigma Xi and CDDC).
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Faculty
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The Center for the Advancement of Teaching and
Learning programs for February and March, 2008
Feb. 1
Topic: Using Portfolios for Assessment and Learning
1:00-2:00 pm,
Presenter:
Professor
Barbara
O’Byrne, MUGC Literacy Education program,
MUGC room AC 210,Huntington campus
Drinko 349
Feb. 5
Topic:
Preventing Harassment: A Shared Responsibility
9:00 -12:00 noon in Marco's (basement Memorial
Student Center)
Workshop presenter:
Lisa Moten, Development Consultant and WV
Drug-free Workplace Coordinator, Organization and
Human Resource Development, WV Division of Personnel
Feb. 5
Topic: The
Drug-Free Workplace
1:00-4:00 pm in Marco's (basement Memorial Student Center)
Workshop presenter: Lisa Moten, Development Consultant and WV
Drug-free Workplace Coordinator, Organization
and Human Resource Development, WV Division of
Personnel
Feb. 7
Topic: Heading
into Retirement: Planning for a Secure Future
9:00-4:00
(lunch on your own), Don Morris, Marshall
University Student Center
Workshop facilitator: Mark Isabella, Senior
Development Consultant, Organization and Human
Resource Development, WV Division of Personnel
Feb. 8
Law &Order:
The Embedded Librarian, the College
Professor, and Information Literacy
1:30-2:30
in
Drinko 138 (the library training room)
Workshop presenters: Professors Donna
Donathan and Jennifer Sias
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March 15 Topic:
Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning (POGIL),
a student-centered method of instruction-A One-Day NSF Introductory Teaching Workshop
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Presenters:
Jim Spencer, Franklin & Marshall
College,
Gary Anderson, Marshall University
Cost: Free including lunch and
refreshments
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Location: Marco’s in the basement of the
Marshall University Student Center
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
***To register , go to
www.pogil.org/events/Marshall.php and click on the "go" button in the blue box
in the middle of the page next to
"Register." Anyone interested in
attending should do this in the upcoming
weeks. If the event fills to capacity
later on, it is difficult to accommodate
late registrations. Registration is limited to 40 people.
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