"Transforming lives through teaching and learning"
Below you will find materials related to the Annual Professional Summary (APS) for full-time faculty, which took effect March 16, 2008.
You may recall the general 1-hour introductory sessions that were held in February and March and that we used a PowerPoint presentation to highlight important details on how to prepare the teaching portfolios. You can access this PowerPoint Presentation below.
In addition you can access the Official Guidelines and the new APS Template below.
We hope to be able to post some samples in the near future that may further help you.
Please keep in mind that we will offer more general introduction sessions, as well as "hands-on" workshops throughout the year.
General Information via PowerPoint
Official Guidelines
APS Template
Here are some samples:
(Please keep in mind that these samples are not necessarily perfect)
Sample
CETL subscribes to the professional journals below. Feel free to access these sites and browse the contents and read articles that may be of interest to you.
Some areas of these journals may be password protected. In case you wish to access those please contact: Nancy Hett for information.
Chronicle of Higher Education
Community College Weekly
Journal On Excellence in College Teaching
International Alliance of Teacher Scholars (IATS)
This is a work in progress and we ask that you please help us spread the word about external professional development opportunities in your discipline.
If you know of any that might also be of interest to your colleagues please send the information to Nancy Hett so we may include it here for all to access.
External Workshops:
National Endowment for the Humanities Workshops - https://www.neh.gov
If you are interested in applying for grants for specific projects (community service, scholarship, professional development, etc.), here are some initial contacts/links that may help you.
Of course, our own Grants Office can be a wonderful resource with all the support you need. In addition you may wish to do your own research and some of the links below may help.
Should you be aware of other grant opportunities that would be worth sharing, please email the information to Nancy Hett and we will try to add these.
External Grants:
Grants.gov: http://www.grants.gov/
The Association of Baltimore Grant Makers: http://www.abagmd.org/
The Foundation Center (to research foundations and their history of grants): http://www.foundationcenter.org/
The National Endowment for the Humanities - Challenge Grants - https://www.neh.gov
This is a work in progress and we ask that you please help us spread the word aboutexternalprofessoinal confrences in your discipline.
If you know of any that might also be of interest to your colleagues, please send the information to Nancy Hett so that we may include it here for all to access.
Community College Humanities Association: Eastern
Ocober 30 - November 1 in Baltimore!
More to come soon .... stay tuned ....
These are just a few offices within CCBC that might be of interest to you in your work.
If you have suggestions for linking to additional ones please send those recommendations to Nancy Hett and we will add those that fit our mission and purpose.
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