Self-Care: Health Holidays (CTLE-E130-546)

Online

This is the twenty- fourth session in the self-care series hosted by the Wellness Coordinator and the Center for Teaching and Learning. We will share tips on maintaining health during the holidays while celebrating your 2024 self-care journey. Raffle prizes for attendees of all sessions and healthy snacks will be provided.

Self-Care: Sleep (CTLE-E129-547)

Online

This is the twenty-third session in the self-care series hosted by the Wellness Coordinator and the Center for Teaching and Learning. Join discussion on the value of sleep and explore solutions for sleep-related issues. We will connect via Microsoft Teams to continue discussing sleep.

Self-Care: Spiritual Awareness (CTLF-E126-546)

B132 , United States

This session is in-person and is the sixteenth session in the self-care series hosted by the Wellness Coordinator, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and the Center for Teaching and Learning. This session will focus on the spirit part of the mind, body, and spirit (soul) connection. We will hear from different representatives of the spiritual groups […]

Self-Care: Spiritual Awareness (CTLE-E126-546)

B132 , United States

This session is in-person and is the sixteenth session in the self-care series hosted by the Wellness Coordinator, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and the Center for Teaching and Learning. This session will focus on the spirit part of the mind, body, and spirit (soul) connection. We will hear from different representatives of the spiritual groups […]

Leading with Impact: Enhancing Your Portfolio (CTLE-V203-560)

D116 , United States

Leading with Impact: A Skills Series is a three part series takes individuals through identifying who they are as leaders to building leadership portfolios and finally equipping them with a manager’s toolkit to help them as a supervisor at Moraine Valley Community College. This program is a strongly encouraged for all supervisors across the college.

Neurodiversity for Higher Education (CTLF-M227-530)

Online

Neurodiversity – the idea that people’s brains differ markedly from each other – is an emergent topic in educational practices. Some ways that neurodiverse brains differ from neurotypical brains can include ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dyspraxia, PTSD, and others. Many neurodiverse students process information differently, perceive sensory input differently, and have different emotional regulation needs […]

NUVENTIVE OVERVIEW FOR FACULTY (CTLE-V131-501)

L243

In this session, faculty will observe how departmental assessment leads use Nuventive to create assessment plans, access Canvas outcomes and grades data, and submit reports.

Online Content: Tips and Tricks (CTLF-I124-530)

Online

This workshop provides educators with practical strategies for creating and enhancing online course content. Learn best practices, discover useful tools, and gain actionable insights to improve your online teaching.

Self Care: Spiritual Awareness (CTLE-E26-547)

Online

This is the seventeenth session in the self-care series hosted by the Wellness Coordinator, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and the Center for Teaching and Learning. We will connect via Microsoft Teams to reflect on the panel discussion from September 4 as well as allow people to share how their spiritual journey has helped them with […]

Positive Classroom Interactions (CTLF-S144-501)

R. Smith, S. Gray

This faculty-focused interactive workshop is designed to provide faculty members tools to generate positive communication between themselves and their students. In addition, the workshop will explore methods to de-escalate tense situations between faculty and students. We will also examine how diversity, equity and inclusion play a role in generating positive communications. The goal of the […]

Safe Zone Ally Workshop (CTLE-D103-501)

S117A , United States

Safe Zone is a successful and highly utilized program at college campuses around the nation. Faculty and staff interested in this free, non-mandatory training on how to support members of our LGBT*QIA+ community can attend this two-hour session led by our campus’s trained Safe Zone facilitators. Faculty and staff successfully completing the training will receive […]

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