Adjunct Faculty are an integral part of teaching and community at PLNU. The Center for Teaching and Learning supports their teaching and community building through the workshops we provide. Adjunct Faculty Development Day, which occurs in the fall, is dedicated to this diverse, talented, and much appreciated group of faculty.
Adjunct Faculty Development Day, August 20, 2022
| “Where do we go from here? Helping students get back on track” In response to the toll COVID, Zoom, anxiety and isolation have taken on students and their learning, we discuss the problems of low attendance, focus and motivation and many other things. We’ll be working together to come up with a plan to move forward. Presenters: Max Butterfield (Psy) Jo Clemmons, (CTL), Gayle Sollfrank, (CTL, History). “Bringing Christian pedagogy and practice into your classroom” As professors at a Christian University, we have the freedom and privilege to bring our faith into our classrooms. Presenters: Dianne Anderson, (Bio), Jo Clemmons, (CTL), Mark Maddix (Theo) , Pat Maruca, (SOE) |
Adjunct Faculty Development Day, August 21, 2021
“Caring for our Students, Caring for Ourselves” was facilitated by Dr. Heather Bertrand, Dr. Lisa Raser, and Dr. Monique Sawyer. Find all of the handouts and video recordings of the presentations here.
How Learning Works
Adjunct Development Day, August 24, 2019
Jo Clemmons and April Cordero
Handouts from Presentation:
- Reading Graphic Organizer – Handwritten Example from HIS1010
- Graphic Organizer Example on Mercantilism
- Graphic Organizer Example on Monroe Doctrine
- Learning Theory Graphic from Ray Posey, SOE
- Step-by-Step Graphic Organizer
- Math: Step-by-Step Explanation Example
- Ethnographic Research Methods Example
- HIS1010 Graphic Syllabus
- Transitional Species Table Blank from April Cordero
- Chart of Learning Theories Blank from April Cordero
- Memory Matrix Blank