Teaching & Learning Colloquium 2016: Proposal Submission Form

Call for Proposals

The Brown Center for Innovation and Excellence at Stetson University is pleased to invite proposal submissions for the second annual Teaching and Learning Colloquium. The Colloquium celebrates learning through a showcase of innovation and scholarly/creative endeavors that span all stages of development. The Colloquium will be held on Friday, April 1, 2016, 8:45 am - 5:00 pm at the Stetson Room on Stetson University's Deland Campus.

This year’s theme, Beyond Engagement, seeks to explore the essence of what works in facilitating integrative learning. Presentations are solicited on inclusive approaches that create meaning and foster connections among concepts and experiences by students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the broader community. The Colloquium is made possible by generous donations from Hyatt and Cici Brown, longstanding Trustees of Stetson University.

Thank you for your interest in the 2016 Teaching & Learning Colloquium. Complete the proposal submission form below. Direct all questions to BrownCenter@stetson.edu.

We look forward to receiving your submissions.

T&L Colloquium Committee

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1. Enter primary author's contact information. (Required.)

FIRST Name *

LAST Name *

Email Address

Department/Program/Office/Unit

Institution/Organization

State

Telephone Number

Presenter? Yes/No

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2. Primary presenter? (Required.)

Yes

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3. Enter second author's contact information.

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Department/Program/Unit

Institution Affiliation

State/Province

Email Address

Co--presenter? Yes/No

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4. Enter third author's contact information.

Name

Department/Program/Unit

Institution Affiliation

State/Province

Email Address

Co-Presenter? Yes/No

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5. Enter fourth author's contact information.

Name

Department/Program/Unit

Institution Affiliation

State/Province

Email Address

Co-Presenter? Yes/No

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6. Enter fifth author's contact information.

Name

Department/Program/Unit

Institution Affiliation

State/Province

Email Address

Co-Presenter? Yes/No

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7. Enter remaining authors' contact information (name, department/program/unit, institutional affiliation, state, email address, co-presenting (Yes/No)

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8. Choose a topic. (Required.)

The Global and Glocal Context: Presentations in this category examine social and political context for facilitating exemplary integrative learning both globally and where we live.

Institutional/Organizational Transformation: Presentations in this category explore systems and structural approaches to engage people in advancing integrative learning. Examples include campus-wide initiatives; policies and practices; partnerships such as university-community, university-PK-12, university-government and university-industry/business collaborations; curricula reform, revision, integration; enterprise systems such as e-portfolios; cultural credit; general education programs; physical infrastructure/spaces; human infrastructure including leadership and other professional development; organizational efforts with potential for system-level scale up

Literacies: Presentations in this category highlight specific ways of incorporating writing, quantitative, STEM, digital, and information literacies into the variety of learning environments and experiences across the educational continuum. Presentations in this category examine approaches for creating and experimenting with ways of teaching and learning communicative practices. As higher education continues to grapple with changing needs and instructional landscapes, competency in these literacies will continue to be important to students and instructors alike. How are critical literacies best taught, and how do students best learn?

Academic Endeavors: Presentations in this category explore area, department, program, unit level, and/or inter-/trans-/cross-disciplinary approaches to what works in fostering integrative learning by stakeholders (students, alumni, faculty, staff, broader community). Examples include transformative practices and dialogues; evidence-based practices in integrative learning at the area, course, program, department, and/or inter-/trans-/cross-disciplinary levels; engagements that place the hyphen in teacher-scholar, teacher-artist, and/or teacher-practitioner roles.

Pedagogical Practices in Integrative Learning: Presentations in this category explore pedagogical tools for designing, implementing and assessing integrative learning experiences. Presentations in this category can highlight all aspects of the student’s learning experience (curricula and co-curricula) that advance learning beyond engagement. Presentations that demonstrate integrative learning through specific teaching and learning practices are invited: for example, service learning and community-based engaged learning, undergraduate research and creative activity, first-year seminars and experiences, common intellectual experiences, writing intensive experiences, capstone courses and projects, collaborative assignments and projects, diversity and global learning, etc.

Meeting Students Where They Are: Presentations in this category explore the nature of students and what works in fostering integrative leaning by multiple generations of diverse students including first generation students, international students, non-traditional students, students with disabilities, the prison population, diverse faiths and cultures, diverse sexual identity, students of color, etc.

The Brown Fellows Symposium: The Brown Fellows Symposium was established in honor of pioneers Hyatt and Cici Brown. The symposium offers a forum for Stetson University's Brown Fellows and teacher-scholar leaders to disseminate their work to a broad audience. Presentations in this category highlight innovative and promising practices by Stetson University’s Brown Visiting Teacher-Scholar Fellows, Brown Innovation Fellows, Brown Fellows, Provost Faculty Fellows, and other faculty leaders supported by Brown innovation funding. Authors may select paper, poster, and/or round-table demonstration format.

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9. Select your presentation format:
Note: Authors submitting for the Paper format must indicate that they wish to be considered for paper, poster, or both. (Required.)

Papers/Oral Presentations: Presentations chosen for this format should appeal to learners across disciplinary and area boundaries. Presentations will be invited as part of the opening plenary session and should have some level of sophistication with respect to the research process and be in middle or late stages of development.
[60 minute interactive oral presentations to include 10-minute Q&A]
Indicate audio-visual needs below, if relevant.

Posters (during Colloquium Reception): The Poster Session will be the culminating event of the colloquium and will take place during the late afternoon reception hour. Poster presentations will showcase diverse investigations in an open forum. Individuals invited to participate in the poster session may also share preliminary, new, and unpublished research and other projects related to the colloquium theme. Papers presented at other conferences will be considered for poster presentation if the audience is substantially different. Presenters will mount posters on display boards at a specified time prior to the beginning of the poster session. Presenters are encouraged to prepare a poster in portrait or landscape orientation at no larger than 30” wide by 40”.
[60-minute interactive session and reception]
Poster Presenters: Set-up by 2:00 pm. All posters should be up for the duration of the poster session. At least one author of the research presented must be present and on site at the assigned poster during the official poster time period. All posters should be removed after the close of the poster session. Poster pins will be provided;
Poster format and printing requirements: Poster size must not exceed 30”x40”. Posters should include the abstract title, authors, and institutional affiliation.

Round-table Demonstration/Discussion: Presentations in this category allow participants to interact with the presenters through discussion and/or demonstrate techniques or activities associated with colloquium topics. Each table comfortably accommodates up to 8-10 persons.
[60-minute round-table interactive session]

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10. My paper/oral presentation submission should be also considered for the Poster Session.

Yes

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11. Title of Presentation (Required.)

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12. Presentation Goal(s):
Describe your goal(s) for the presentation. How are your goals aligned with the theme of the Colloquium? (75 words max) (Required.)

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13. Participant Outcomes:
What are the outcomes for participants(s) attending your session? [For example, by the end of this session, participants will be able to...] (75 words max) (Required.)

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14. Participant Engagement:
Describe your plan for engaging your audience. What percentage of the session will offer participants opportunity to engage with each other and/or the presenter(s)? (75 words max) (Required.)

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15. Project Description:
Provide a project description, including relevant background and how it aligns with the goals of the Colloquium. (100 words max) (Required.)

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16. Abstract:
In no more than 35 words, provide an engaging abstract to be published in the program. Why would this presentation be interesting to a broad audience? (Required.)

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17. Describe any audio-visual needs you may have.

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18. Thank you for your submission. Don't forget to register here. Provide any additional information below, such as ideas for future topics, suggestions and other recommendations.

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* 1. Enter primary author's contact information. (Required.)

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* 2. Primary presenter? (Required.)

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* 3. Enter second author's contact information.

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* 4. Enter third author's contact information.

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* 5. Enter fourth author's contact information.

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* 6. Enter fifth author's contact information.

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* 7. Enter remaining authors' contact information (name, department/program/unit, institutional affiliation, state, email address, co-presenting (Yes/No)

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* 8. Choose a topic. (Required.)

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* 9. Select your presentation format:Note: Authors submitting for the Paper format must indicate that they wish to be considered for paper, poster, or both. (Required.)

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* 10. My paper/oral presentation submission should be also considered for the Poster Session.

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* 11. Title of Presentation (Required.)

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* 12. Presentation Goal(s): Describe your goal(s) for the presentation. How are your goals aligned with the theme of the Colloquium? (75 words max) (Required.)

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* 13. Participant Outcomes: What are the outcomes for participants(s) attending your session? [For example, by the end of this session, participants will be able to...] (75 words max) (Required.)

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* 14. Participant Engagement: Describe your plan for engaging your audience. What percentage of the session will offer participants opportunity to engage with each other and/or the presenter(s)? (75 words max) (Required.)

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* 15. Project Description:Provide a project description, including relevant background and how it aligns with the goals of the Colloquium. (100 words max) (Required.)

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* 16. Abstract: In no more than 35 words, provide an engaging abstract to be published in the program. Why would this presentation be interesting to a broad audience? (Required.)

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* 17. Describe any audio-visual needs you may have.

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* 18. Thank you for your submission. Don't forget to register here. Provide any additional information below, such as ideas for future topics, suggestions and other recommendations.

1. Enter primary author's contact information. (Required.)

2. Primary presenter? (Required.)

3. Enter second author's contact information.

4. Enter third author's contact information.

5. Enter fourth author's contact information.

6. Enter fifth author's contact information.

7. Enter remaining authors' contact information (name, department/program/unit, institutional affiliation, state, email address, co-presenting (Yes/No)

8. Choose a topic. (Required.)

9. Select your presentation format:
Note: Authors submitting for the Paper format must indicate that they wish to be considered for paper, poster, or both. (Required.)

10. My paper/oral presentation submission should be also considered for the Poster Session.

11. Title of Presentation (Required.)

12. Presentation Goal(s):
Describe your goal(s) for the presentation. How are your goals aligned with the theme of the Colloquium? (75 words max) (Required.)

13. Participant Outcomes:
What are the outcomes for participants(s) attending your session? [For example, by the end of this session, participants will be able to...] (75 words max) (Required.)

14. Participant Engagement:
Describe your plan for engaging your audience. What percentage of the session will offer participants opportunity to engage with each other and/or the presenter(s)? (75 words max) (Required.)

15. Project Description:
Provide a project description, including relevant background and how it aligns with the goals of the Colloquium. (100 words max) (Required.)

16. Abstract:
In no more than 35 words, provide an engaging abstract to be published in the program. Why would this presentation be interesting to a broad audience? (Required.)

17. Describe any audio-visual needs you may have.

18. Thank you for your submission. Don't forget to register here. Provide any additional information below, such as ideas for future topics, suggestions and other recommendations.