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Rockefeller
Oral Communication and Multimedia Initiative
Content Specific Workshops
Call for Proposals
One component of the Rockefeller Oral Communication
and Multimedia Initiative funds two content specific workshops --
one in each of the two years of the grant. The purpose of the workshops
is to focus on the incorporation of oral communication skills and
the use of various technologies as teaching tools in specific subject
areas. The grant provides $5,000 in stipends for faculty participation
and $5,000 for external consultants.
One example of a workshop project could
include bringing a visiting scholar to campus to work with the faculty
in a department, or a group of interdisciplinary faculty, on the
use of oral communication in teaching specific disciplinary content.
Another example could involve sending one member of a department
to another institution who, upon return, would share with his or
her colleagues what had been learned elsewhere.
Departments and interdisciplinary groups
of faculty are invited to submit workshop proposals and budgets
for the 2000 - 2001 school year. Selection will managed by the Dean
and the Committee of Division Chairs, and will be based on the criteria
of applicability and commitment to improving teaching in the specific
content area, and the incorporation of a strong oral communication
skills component.
Deadline for applications is Oct. 6, 2000.
Proposals and further questions should be addressed to
Tom Callister.
Page maintained by T.
A. Callister, Jr.
Last updated 9/18/2000
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