Central to most teaching dossiers is a "Teaching Statement," or Statement of Teaching Philosophy." In this workshop, led by Shannon Murray, participants will see a variety of models for the teaching statement, try a couple of exercises aimed at focussing the statements, and learn some principles and conventions of the statement.
January 29, 2-4 pm
Webster Centre Boardroom
As part of International Development Week activities (February 8 to 12), the Campus community is invited to the University Luncheon in the Faculty Lounge, Main Building, on Tuesday, February 9 from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm.
Dr. Jennifer Taylor will moderate a panel discussion on the topic of Access to Quality Food.
Panelists will be Roy Van der Maar, a local quality food advocate; Nancy Clement from the PEI Association for Newcomers, and Reg Phalen, an organic grower and supporter of VIa Campesino, the largest organization of small producers in the world. The event will be catered by Eat Well, and the cost is $7.
Please contact Suna Houghton at shoughton@upei.ca to reserve a ticket.
Today is your last chance to buy tickets to the SIE (Specialization in International Education) banquet and silent auction taking place on Friday, January 29.
Tickets are $25.00.
Contact education students Cynthia Lahey at clahey@upei.ca or Lindsay Gorman at lgorman@upei.ca.
This event will take place in McMillan Hall, WA Murphy Student Centre. Doors open at 6 pm, with the banquet and silent auction taking place from 6:30-10 pm.
Dr. James Randall, Former Acting Vice-President Academic and former Dean of the College of Arts, Social and Health Sciences, University of Northern British Columbia.
On campus January 25 and 26. Public Presentation on Tuesday, January 26, 11:30 am-12.30 pm, in AVC Lecture Theatre B.
