March 2019

Academic Newsletter

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From Laurel’s Desk – March 2019

Laurel Schollen, Vice-President Academic, introduces the March 2019 issue of the Academic Newsletter.
COM Enriched – Supporting our students in their communications courses

In Fall 2019, Seneca will be implementing a new concurrent course model to support students in their development of communication skills.
Academic College Council Update

At Academic College Council, we continue to review and revise policies with input from all stakeholders inclusive of students, advisers, faculty, and administrators.
ETAC Call for Members

We are seeking two faculty members to begin this spring.
Upcoming Sessions from the Teaching & Learning Centre

Learn about the upcoming faculty professional development opportunities.
Program Prioritization

As part of the Academic Planning department’s efforts to support Seneca’s program development and prioritization, a series of data dashboards were developed in Fall 2017 to connect Seneca-specific and Ontario college system data to macro-level labour market information.
Winter Teaching & Learning Day – Focus on Educational Technology

The Winter 2019 Teaching & Learning Day was held on February 25 at Newnham Campus in the CITE Building. The focus of the day was on educational technology.
Hybrid Course Development – What’s New!

Learn more about hybrid and online course design at Seneca.
Lessons Learned at the International Center for Academic Integrity Conference

In early March, we attended the 27th annual International Center for Academic Integrity Conference in New Orleans.
Academic Integrity at Seneca

Last semester, Seneca launched its Academic Integrity website. It is designed to provide both students and faculty with supports, resources, and information.
Mental Health Activities at Seneca – An Update

We wanted to highlight some of the mental health activities to support students at Seneca.
Seneca WIL’s Diversity and Inclusion Activities

Seneca signed an MOU with Specialisterne in February 2018 and with SenseAbility in July of 2018.
IDW Expands its Reach

This year, the goal of the International Development Week was to link events with academic courses that resonated with event themes
OER Stories

This article highlights two faculty members who are using OERs with their students.
Jam-packed Fun at Seneca – Seneca’s Adobe Creative Jam for Employees and Students

On February 26, Seneca employees and students participated in two separate Adobe Creative Jam events. A Creative Jam is a day-long conference that combines education and friendly competition.
Adobe Education Exchange

Want to learn more about Adobe programs? Visit the Adobe Education Exchange.
Help Build the Student Projects Collection

Seneca Libraries invites faculty to submit exemplary student projects to the library for inclusion in our digital repository.

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From Laurel’s Desk – March 2019

COM Enriched – Supporting our students in their communications courses

Academic College Council Update

ETAC Call for Members

Upcoming Sessions from the Teaching & Learning Centre

Program Prioritization

Winter Teaching & Learning Day – Focus on Educational Technology

Hybrid Course Development – What’s New!

Lessons Learned at the International Center for Academic Integrity Conference

Academic Integrity at Seneca

Mental Health Activities at Seneca – An Update

Seneca WIL’s Diversity and Inclusion Activities

IDW Expands its Reach

OER Stories

Jam-packed Fun at Seneca – Seneca’s Adobe Creative Jam for Employees and Students

Adobe Education Exchange

Help Build the Student Projects Collection

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