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Innovation in Teaching:
Developing Teamwork and Interpersonal Skills!

updated March 6, 2002
     

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February 22, 2001
Dairy Science
Food Science
Animal Science

March 22, 2001
Bacteriology
Forest Ecology and Management
Genetics

April 19, 2001
Plant Pathology
Entomology
Rural Sociology

May 17, 2001
Zoology
Botony

Wildlife Ecology

Hartell

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Description

Building on the success of Innovation in Teaching: Novel Approaches to Knotty Problems, Developing Teamwork and Interpersonal Skills! is a brownbag featuring three departments. A "spokesperson" chosen by each department will briefly summarize (7 minutes) the way the department develops teamwork and interpersonal skills in the courses and the out-of-classroom opportunities they provide. The focus of the talks will be on how the student experience is designed to develop the skill and assess the skill. Come prepared to ask questions, request details, and discuss. The goal of the series is to promote joint problem-solving, sharing of good ideas, and recognition of efforts to help students in this important area. 

Why come?

  • Learn techniques tried by others to achieve specific goals for teamwork and interpersonal skills in the context of a discipline.
  • Discuss how classroom (e.g. capstone courses) or out-of-classroom (e.g. internship or laboratory experience) work to enhance learning or present challenges in developing teamwork and/or interpersonal skills.

Schedule

Spring 2001 (12-1:15PM)

Date Departments Organizers
February 22 Dairy Science, Animal Science, Food Science Hartel, Theis, Dorshorst
March 22 Bacteriology, Forest Ecology and Management, Genetics Nelson, Allen
April 19 Plant Pathology, Entomology, Rural Sociology Rouse, Johnson, Young
May 17 Zoology, Botany, Wildlife Ecology Tong, Langston


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