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Mequon Adjunct Orientation (In-Person Classes)

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Mequon Adjunct Orientation (In-Person Classes)

Monday, August 21, 5:00 – 6:30 pm Central via Zoom

Presenters: Kate Robertson, Elizabeth Evans, Ty Landers, Jason Lane, Jan Chapman, Andrew Wahl

Are you ready for teaching the spring semester that begins on August 28? During this session for Mequon adjuncts teaching in-person classes, we will share important policies and where to find them as well as many resources that address first-day teaching, student support, Academic Resource Center services, classroom AV, faith and learning, Blackboard, and more.

In order to view the recording of the session click here

Handouts from the session:

PowerPoint: Final Mequon-Adjunct Orientation 082123
- How to Find Your Class Roster: How to Find Your Class Roster
Lesson Template and Script
Activities for the First Day of Class https://celt.cuw.edu/activities-to-engage-students-on-the-first-day-of-class/
Christ at the Center
The Texts of the Catechism
Watermark Student Success Log-In https://cuw.avisoapp.com/aviso/
How to Initiate a Student Alert Video https://cuwaa.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=2302e947-763a-4b09-8a6e-afa80130d57a
Academic Resource Center (ARC): https://www.cuw.edu/academics/services/student-academic-resources/academic-resource-center/index.html
- ARC Accessibility Resources & Support Services for Students Handbook: CUWAA ARC Accessibility Resources & Support Handbook
How to acknowledge faculty contract handout https://falcon.cuw.edu/portal/5FLACAcknowledgementAssignments.pdf
CUW Adjunct Faculty Handbook https://falcon.cuw.edu/portal/AdjunctFacultyHandbook2023.pdf
Mequon Instructional Librarian Services Mequon Instructional Librarian Services
Blackboard Faculty Responsibilities https://celt.cuw.edu/cuwaa-blackboard-use-faculty/
Blackboard Basics https://celt.cuw.edu/new-and-returning-faculty-development-day-blackboard-basics-2/
Blackboard Resources for Instructors not using master courses https://celt.cuw.edu/blackboard-learn-general-information-for-cuw-faculty/blackboard-learn-for-instructors/
Adjunct Faculty Handbook https://falcon.cuw.edu/portal/AdjunctFacultyHandbook2023.pdf
Syllabus Template and Instructions https://celt.cuw.edu/syllabus-template-and-instructions/

Instructions for Enrolling in the Orientation for Teaching at CUWAA

By Susan Gallanis in Adjunct Training, Blackboard Learn June 23, 2023 0 Comment

Click this link to the Orientation in Blackboard.
If prompted, click on Blackboard Single Sign-On.
Enter your CUWAA username and password and click Login.
Click Enroll.
Click Submit. This will send an enrollment request to the Orientation Facilitator. The Orientation facilitator will approve your enrollment request in 1 – 2 days.
When your enrollment request is approved, you will receive an enrollment accepted email. Click on the link to access the orientation.
After your enrollment request is approved you may also access the orientation at any time from My Organizations right in Blackboard.

Mequon Traditional Adjunct Orientation 01/17/2023

By Susan Gallanis in 2022-2023 CUW Programs, Adjunct Training January 18, 2023 0 Comment

Mequon Traditional Adjunct Orientation

Tuesday January 17, 5:00 – 6:45 pm Central via Zoom

Presenters: Elizabeth Evans, Diana Belscamper, Dan Paavola, Susan Gallanis, Jan Chapman, Andrew Wahl

Are you ready for teaching the spring semester beginning January 23rd? This session for Mequon traditional adjuncts teaching in-person points you to vital information, including effective first session strategies, finding policies and resources, Academic Resource Center (ARC) services, taking attendance, Faith and Learning, classroom AV resources, and what is required in Blackboard/how to find Blackboard Resources.

Recording

Resources

Traditional Adjunct Orientation (Mequon Campus) 1/13/2022

By Susan Gallanis in 2021-2022 CUW Programs, Adjunct Training January 12, 2022 0 Comment

Session Recording

January 2022 Mequon-Adjunct-In-Service-Orientation (PPT)

CU-ARC-COVID19-Update-Spring 2022

Grace, Faith, Scripture Portrait of a Lutheran, Faculty orientation (PPT)

Concordia University Blackboard Use for Faculty

Blackboard and Other Resources 01122022

Syllabus Template and Instructions

Find and Acknowledge your Faculty Contract (Fall 2021)

Fall 2021 Mequon Traditional Adjunct In-Service/Orientation August 25 on Zoom

By Susan Gallanis in 2021-2022 CUW Programs, Adjunct Training, Blackboard Learn August 23, 2021 0 Comment

Recording

PPT: Fall 2021 Mequon Adjunct In-Service Orientation

Fall Teaching 2021 from Interim Provost

CU ARC COVID19 Update Fall 2021

PPT: What it Means to be Lutheran by Dan Paavola

Concordia University Blackboard Use for Faculty (August 2021)

Blackboard and Other Resources Handout

Syllabus Template and Instructions

Global Learning Outcomes and FOCUS 2021-22 Service and Global Citizenship

Find and Acknowledge your Faculty Contract (Fall 2021)

Center Faculty Development Session – Thinking Critically about Teaching GLO #4: Creative Thinking/Creative Problem Solving

By swcelt in 2020 - 2021 CUAA Programs, 2020 - 2021 CUW Programs, Adjunct Training, Global Learning Outcomes November 20, 2020 1 Comment

Here are the resources and recording for this session held 11/19/2020:

Resources used in the session:

Recording

Center Director Reminders (from end of this meeting)

Traditional Adjunct In-service August 2020

By Susan Gallanis in 2020 - 2021 CUAA Programs, 2020 - 2021 CUW Programs, Adjunct Training August 24, 2020 0 Comment

Traditional Adjuncts: Preparing for Fall 20 Recording and PPT:

Link to recording of this in-service

PowerPoint

November 2019 Center Faculty Webinar

By Susan Gallanis in 2019-2020 CUW Programs, Adjunct Training, Faith, Learning and Vocation November 6, 2019 1 Comment

On November 4, 2019, Dan Paavola (Theology Faculty) discussed with Center Faculty, the three themes from his recent book “Grace, Faith, Scripture: Portrait of a Lutheran” (2019).

Link to video recording

PowerPoint

About his book: Grace, faith, and Scripture. These three solas, or “alones”, have long been used to characterize the unique theology of the Lutheran faith. The solas set up a relationship between God and us and between us and our neighbor.

Using stories and situations drawn from common relationships such as friendships and marriage, Daniel Paavola uses the three solas to deepen our understanding of Lutheran doctrine. The solas don’t encompass every single aspect of Lutheranism, but through them, we can get a picture of what it means to be a Lutheran.