2. Agenda
Phoenix Headlines Part 1
Campus Communications Part 2
Why Faculty Enrichment? Part 3
Activity Time Part 1 Part 3
Engaging your Students Part 4
Break Part 5
Assessment of Student Learning Part 6
Excellence in Feedback Part 7
Instructional Policies and Practices Part 8
Activity Time Part 2 Part 8
Announcements & Recognition Part 9
Upcoming Dates to Save Part 10
Enrichment & Leadership Awards Part 11
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4. HEADLINES
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PHOENIX
⢠University of Phoenix removed From Notice Status By HLC
⢠FTC
⢠DoD
⢠Military Tuition Rate Extended to Dependents
⢠University of Phoenix Recognized as Institution Committed to Diversity
⢠Apollo Education Group Announces New CFO
⢠Our Market Investment Strategy
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Vital Source
Retail Fundamentals
CPA Bridge Certificate
SHRM Affirms Our Curriculum
Teacher Appreciation & Nursing Scholarships
Game-based Learning
A New Approach to Cohort Starts
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Vital Source
Retail Fundamentals
CPA Bridge Certificate
SHRM Affirms Our Curriculum
Teacher Appreciation & Nursing Scholarships
Game-based Learning
A New Approach to Cohort Starts
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Vital Source
Retail Fundamentals
CPA Bridge Certificate
SHRM Affirms Our Curriculum
Teacher Appreciation & Nursing Scholarships
Game-based Learning
A New Approach to Cohort Starts
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Vital Source
Retail Fundamentals
CPA Bridge Certificate
SHRM Affirms Our Curriculum
Teacher Appreciation & Nursing Scholarships
Game-based Learning
A New Approach to Cohort Starts
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Vital Source
Retail Fundamentals
CPA Bridge Certificate
SHRM Affirms Our Curriculum
Teacher Appreciation & Nursing Scholarships
Game-based Learning
A New Approach to Cohort Starts
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Vital Source
Retail Fundamentals
CPA Bridge Certificate
SHRM Affirms Our Curriculum
Teacher Appreciation & Nursing Scholarships
Game-based Learning
A New Approach to Cohort Starts
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Vital Source
Retail Fundamentals
CPA Bridge Certificate
SHRM Affirms Our Curriculum
Teacher Appreciation & Nursing Scholarships
Game-based Learning
A New Approach to Cohort Starts
16. Developing discipline-specific
campaigns that align with the
long-term plans of each School
and College
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Integrated
approach
Redesign
phoenix.edu
Promoting
quality
Engage
employers
Program
offerings
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The Future of
University of Phoenix
Marketing
17. We will help students better
understand the best fit for them
within our program offerings
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Integrated
approach
Redesign
phoenix.edu
Promoting
quality
Engage
employers
Program
offerings
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The Future of
University of Phoenix
Marketing
18. College-specific content and
messaging that both promotes
the quality of our education
while demonstrating our deep
understanding of studentsâ and
employersâ needs by college,
industry and region
18
Integrated
approach
Redesign
phoenix.edu
Promoting
quality
Engage
employers
Program
offerings
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The Future of
University of Phoenix
Marketing
19. Working directly with employers
so they better understand our
capabilities and the uniqueness
of our well-prepared, diverse
graduates
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Integrated
approach
Redesign
phoenix.edu
Promoting
quality
Engage
employers
Program
offerings
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The Future of
University of Phoenix
Marketing
20. Reaching prospective students,
existing students, employers,
and alumni throughout the
country
20
Integrated
approach
Redesign
phoenix.edu
Promoting
quality
Engage
employers
Program
offerings
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The Future of
University of Phoenix
Marketing
21. A redesigned phoenix.edu will
serve as a platform to inform,
engage and better serve our
prospective students, existing
students, alumni and employer
partners
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Integrated
approach
Redesign
phoenix.edu
Promoting
quality
Engage
employers
Program
offerings
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The Future of
University of Phoenix
Marketing
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How do you get
student success?
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Faculty
Enrichment
24. University of Phoenix
provides access to higher
education opportunities
that enable students to
develop knowledge and
skills necessary to achieve
their professional goals,
improve the performance of
their organizations and
provide leadership and
service to their
communities.
Mission
We change the
lives of our
students, their
families and
future
generations
through higher
education
25. ENGAGEMENT
Deepening students understanding of
course topics, concepts, and objectives
FEEDBACK
Addresses strength and needed development
ASSESSMENT
Critical for affirming studentâs effort and
sustaining academic standards
POLICIES & BEST PRACTICES
Instructional practices necessary for
learning effectiveness
Overview
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Practitioner Knowledge
Critical Thinking
Course Alignment
Programmatic
Summative
Formative
Soft Skill
Multiple
Teaching
Techniques
Varied
Learning
Resources
Relevancy
Course
Continuity
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In order to teach students,
we need to know how to enrich your faculty
Socratic
Questioning
Identify and
evaluate
problems
Integrate
current
research
Interject
insights &
examples
Illustrate
concepts
Course
Alignment
Practitioner
Knowledge
Critical
Thinking
Affirmative
comments
Corrective
comments
Timeliness
Comments on
content,
organization
and mechanics
Required
Availability
Credit
hours
policy
Instructor
policies
Faculty
code of
conduct
Academic
rigor
Feedback
Assessment
Engagement
Policies &
Practices
Faculty
Enrichment
Student
Learning
Teach to
the
Objectives
Use
Instructional
Techniques
Supplement
with rich
media
Professional
experience
Generate
discussions
for deeper
learning
Programmatic
Soft skills
Formative
Rubrics
Embedded
comments
Additional
resources
Active
instructional
practices
Summative
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28. 1. Reflect on area(s)
you consider
yourself to be
effective.
2. Write it down â but
do not share.
We will come back to
this later!
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Integrated
approach
Redesign
phoeni.edu
Engage
employers
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YOU
Engagement
Feedback
Assessment
P&P
Self Reflection Activity
Part I
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1. Learning Goals 2. Collecting Evidence 3. Improve Teaching
Assessment involves collecting
and using information about
student learning.
53. The mission of a college degree program is to prepare students and
professionals to be highly successful and effective practitioners in a
rapidly changing, technological, and innovative environment.
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Student Learning Outcome 1 Student Learning Outcome 2 Student Learning Outcome 3
Programmatic Outcome
⢠Dimension 1
⢠Dimension 2
⢠Dimension 3
⢠Dimension 1
⢠Dimension 2
⢠Dimension 3
⢠Dimension 1
⢠Dimension 2
⢠Dimension 3
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1. Multiple Teaching Techniques
Faculty member prepares in advance to engage
students with multiple teaching methods and
techniques.
2. Varied Learning Resources
References a variety of course materials, required
readings, and outside resources to strengthen
course objectives
3. Relevance
Illustrates the relevance of the course content
Active
Instructional
Practices
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4. Course Continuity
Provides course continuity by connecting
current week concepts with prior week
concepts
79. Write your takeaways
for your enrichment
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Integrated
approach
Redesign
phoeni.edu
Engage
employers
Program
offerings
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Self Reflection Activity
Part II
YOU
Engagement
Feedback
Assessment
P&P
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ďĄPublication: âThe New Rule 1, Pillar of Procedure or Pointless
Pontificationâ was published in SideBar, Fall 2015 issue, a publication
of the Litigation Section of the Federal Bar Association
Ira Cohen
ďĄInvited to lecture on the subject of Non-Traditional Trademarks at the
American Bar Associationâs Mid-Year Intellectual Property Law Meeting
in Bethesda, Maryland, in April 2016.
ďĄIn late November-early December, 2015, Ira will be speaking in
Cartagena, Colombia at the XIX Annual Congress of ASIPI (Inter-
American Association of Intellectual Property Law Attorneys) on
American Trademark and Patent Law
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ďĄPublication: Obesity: Beyond Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes;
Learn about obesity's far-reach and ill effects in lesser-described
conditions has been accepted and will be published in Today's Dietitian
December issue
Dr. Lillian Craggs-Dino
ďĄCoordinated and hosted South Florida's first Walk From Obesity Event
at Tree Tops Park on 10/24/15 and raised nearly $12,000 to go toward
obesity research, education, and prevention programs
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ďĄPhD conferred in Business from Capella University on August 31, 2015
Dr. Bruce Geddes
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ďĄPromoted to Operations Administrator with the City of Lauderhill's
Utility Department
Lurleen Evans
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ďĄParticipated in a UOP Professional Development Group Training
Seminar on October 12, 2015 at FedExâs Custom Critical in Akron
Ohio. Topic: Sales Manager Transition & Development
Harold Ricardo
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Dr. Alexandra Escobar
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ďĄPromoted to Assistant Program Dean for the College of Education
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ďĄHired as Regional Development Specialist for the College of Education
Vanessa Rodriguez
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ďĄPromotion to the Broward County School Board's Strategic
Achievement Team. A ten person team formed to support Broward's
lowest performing schools
Chris Montenero
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HLC Multi-Location Visit
Area Chairs & Select Faculty
Monday, December 7th
5:00 â 5:30 p.m.
Cypress Creek Learning Center
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Content Area Meetings
For ALL colleges/schools:
Saturday, January 23rd
10 a.m. - noon
Cypress Creek Learning Center
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Faculty Symposium
Need faculty to present their
scholarly work
Saturday, January 23rd
Noon to 2:00 p.m.
Cypress Creek Learning Center
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99. Enrichment awards
â˘Arthur Lyons
School of Business
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â˘Darren Brodsky
College of Criminal Security & Justice
â˘Oscar Zamora
College of Information Systems & Technology
101. Leadership awards
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â˘Keith Suranna
College of Education
â˘Debra Ayer
College of Health Professions
â˘Humberto Munoz
â˘Michelle WeissCFAL
â˘Margarita MurilloCFAL
102. Leadership awards
â˘Joe Blomer*
College of Humanities and Sciences
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â˘Kate Murphy
College of Social Sciences
â˘Juan Ospina
â˘Sauda PeckCFAL
103. Leadership awards
School of Business
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â˘Lisa Miller â˘Ashram Chooniedas
â˘Arthur Lyons*
â˘Ralph Hughes
College of Criminal Security & Justice
â˘Darren BrodskyCFAL
â˘John Allen
College of Information Systems & Technology
â˘Victor ArenasCFAL
104. Conclusion
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Citations:
US Small Business Administration (2013). Thinking about starting a business?
Retrieved December 2013 from
http://www.sba.gov/content/follow-these-steps-starting-business.
We hope this helps you to continue to enrich your instruction forward
into positive growth when you are teaching your classes
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105. Thank you
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âWe can do better in higher education. And it is more than just technology. It's
also an attitude on the part of faculty. We need to think through how we can
produce a better quality product at less cost.â
- Roy Romer