LU Monday Moment - Faculty Development Coffee Talk

Ms. Montella is our director of Public Health and an instructor at Langston University, and in our Monday Moment of Faculty Development, she talks about lessons learned in years of giving surveys, the importance of satisfaction questions, and how she uses her successful surveys and data.  Also, a preview of upcoming faculty development opportunities with dates to add to your calendar.

This semester we are Planting Seeds of Inspiration, Cultivating Connections, and Nourishing Instruction.  The zoom link on the faculty development page and in your email.  

In this short and sweet end-of-the-year podcast, get an update on Title III forms rules, Adobe Creative Cloud and QM training, and a summary of the Authentic Assessment workshop hosted by ASU.

This week we continue to explore deadlines, this time in the context of the LU Gazette newspaper.  Deadlines are required in the profession, and Mr. Daniel Thompson teaches students the professional convention of getting their stories in on time.

In our November faculty meeting, I talked about research that shows how witnessing kindness can spread throughout the community.   Today, Mr. Daniel Thompson, professor of speech and the LU Gazette sponsor, gives us all an opportunity to witness his kindness with his compassionate approach to deadlines in his speech classes. 

In our podcast this week, we are continuing our conversation with the professor who lives up to her name ... Dr. Wonderful! Listen as we talk about Pedagogy, Praxis, and Prose, the LU Journal. This journal is for those of us at Langston now, and for future lions who will be reading about our pandemic experience.  If you are debating if you should submit what you might...

This week, you can hear Ms. Caitlin Corbett talk about Text a Librarian and other ways to contact the library, and listen to Dr. Wonderful discuss the LU journal, Pedagogy, Praxis, and Prose: A Journal.  

In this episode, we talk about Monday Moments and how LibGuides are used at Langston University, starring our own librarian.  Also, some upcoming training that you may enjoy.