Author: Brad Hinson
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Mentoring Nominations Due March 1st
The deadline for nominations/self-nominations for the OUTSTANDING MENTORING OF STUDENT RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES AWARD is March 1 at midnight. ====================== UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER AND CU ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING MENTORING OF STUDENT RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES The University of Colorado Denver and CU Anschutz Medical Campus is a diverse teaching and learning…
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Roberto Montoya named 2017 AAHHE Graduate Fellow
Congratulations to our own Roberto Montoya! Roberto was recently named a 2017 Graduate Fellow with the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education (AAHHE). He will be attending and representing at the AAHHE annual conference this March.
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Health & Design Lecture Series (Bon Ku)
Bon Ku, MD, MPP is an Associate Professor at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University and a practicing emergency medicine physician. He is the founder and director of JeffDESIGN, a first-of-its-kind program in a medical school that teaches future physicians to apply human-centered design to healthcare challenges. February 27th | 5:00 PM…
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Snagit Workshop, Lunch, & License via CU Online
SNAGIT workshop | Friday March 10th | LSC 1300 This workshop will cover the essential knowledge needed to begin using the screen capture software – Snagit. All participants will receive a free Snagit license. Register at http://www.cuonline.edu/training
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“I Am Enough” conference needs your help…
One of our EDHD BA students is assisting with a Sexual Health Identity Squad conference titled “I Am Enough” – coming to the Auraria campus on Friday March 10th. This conference will host 150 high school students from Manual High School and East High School and will “allow students to explore the idea of “sex and…
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Data Week: Rescuing unloved data
Insights from National Love Your Data Week Courtney (Vidacovich) Donovan, PhD | Senior Research Instructor Faculty Research Center Director ================================ Things to consider Inventory your data (quant should have a code book while qual should have a list of codes and/or a framework) Organize the data Assess the data for gaps or missing information Describe…
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Data Week: Finding the right data
Insights from National Love Your Data Week Courtney (Vidacovich) Donovan, PhD | Senior Research Instructor Faculty Research Center Director ================================ Message of the day: Have a clear question and locate quality data sources. Need to find the right data? In a 2004 Science Daily News article, the National Science Foundation used the phrase “here there…
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Congratulations!: Margarita Bianco named Timmerhaus Teaching Ambassador
“During the two-year appointment, CU’s Timmerhaus Teaching Ambassador serves as an advocate for K-12 and higher education, for scholarly approaches to teaching and learning, and for establishing environments that promote access and success from all sectors of the diverse population in Colorado and beyond. The ambassador leads presentations and workshops about education and learning to…
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Data Week: Good data
Insights from National Love Your Data Week Courtney (Vidacovich) Donovan, PhD | Senior Research Instructor Faculty Research Center Director ================================ Message of the day: Good data are FAIR – Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Re-usable What makes data good? It has to be readable and well enough documented for others (and a future you) to understand. Data…
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Annual Award for Excellence in Faculty Mentoring
University Faculty Mentoring Award Nomination Form (DOC) Purpose Mentoring is an integral part of encouraging faculty vitality and professional growth. Mentoring involves not only professional support, but also personal, and social aspects and includes activities related to teaching, scholarship, service and academic career development. The Annual Award for Excellence in Faculty Mentoring seeks to recognize…