Center for Faculty Excellence

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Spring Faculty Conference

May 14, 2008, 9-noon in the Clark Lounge, Features five presentations representing our five types of scholarship. Click here for more information.

May 2008 Institute Registration

More information is on the Institute page. To register, click here.

Faculty Learning Communities Link

Click here for more information on our Faculty Learning Communities Program.

2008 Excellence Awards

A more extensive description is linked here. Link here to the Intercom announcement.

Contact Us!

Susanne Morgan
Director
Department of Sociology
CHS 214B
607.274.3521

Laurie Wasik
Administrative Assistant
Office of the Provost
Job Hall 3
607.274.3837

Welcome to the Center for Faculty Excellence, part of the Office of the Provost. Our virtual Center is in transition to the Ithaca College web design, but you can still reach earlier materials at the quick links on the right.

Current events include:

The May Faculty Institute, "What We Are Already Doing," a collaboration of The Center for Faculty Excellence and the Finger Lakes Project took place on Tuesday, May 20 and Wednesday May 21.  More information is on the right.

The Spring Faculty Conference on May 14 featured presentations representing all five types of scholarship. The full program for this very exciting event is linked on the right.

The Office of the Provost and the Center for Faculty Excellence announce a Faculty Learning Communities Program. These are groups that meet to explore a question and produce an individual or collaborative product. More information is on the right. 

Faculty Excellence Award recipients for 2008 are listed here. More information is linked on the right.

Excellence in Teaching:
Elisabeth Nonas
Associate Professor, Department of Cinema, Photography, and Media Arts
Roy H. Park School of Communications

Excellence in Scholarship:
Patricia R. Zimmermann
Professor, Department of Cinema, Photography, and Media Arts
Roy H. Park School of Communications

Excellence in Service:
Laurie Arliss
Professor, Department of Speech Communication
School of Humanities and Sciences

Conversations about Writing and Teaching are scheduled for Wednesdays from 3 to 4:15 in the upstairs cafe of Autumn Leaves books store on the Commons. For more information, contact Susanne Morgan.

Propose a Colloquium for next year! The focus is on scholarly work that is interdisciplinary in some way. Contact Susanne Morgan with your query or proposal.