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Spring Conference 2024 Schedule
Day 2: May 1, 2024: In-person, Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center
8:30-9:00am Breakfast & Check-in
9:00-9:30am Welcome & Interim Provost Jeitschko
9:30-9:45am Break
9:45-10:45am Session Block 1
- Educator Talks:
- Room A
- Impact of Modality on Student Grades in Biological Science Course Sections (Zhuang et al.)
- Using Generative AI to Conduct Qualitative Analysis of Student Feedback (Sun)
- Room B
- Supporting Neurodiverse Students (Larson)
- Incorporating Universal Design for Learning into College Courses (Larson)
- Workshops
- CAKE for all: Care, Appreciation, Kindness, and Empathy in the Classroom and Workplace (Baier et al.)
- Panel
- An Orientation to the Student Perceptions of Learning Survey (SPLS): A Panel Discussion (Savolainen, Amey & Clason)
- Welcome to My Classroom
- OnDemand: High-Performance Computing in the Classroom (Parvizi & Gross)
10:45-11:00am Break
11:00am-12:00pm Session Block 2
- Educator Talks:
- Room A
- Creating a Safety Net: Implementing and Assessing a Laptop Loan Program (Sender, Shedd & Zhuang)
- The Fall 2024 Admitted Student Co-Curricular Profile (Brown, T.)
- Room B
- Beyond "Ungrading:" Minimal Criteria Grading to Facilitate Learning Through Reflection (Lindquist & Halbritter)
- Assessment Informing Individualization Pedagogy (Evalt, Burgess & Mercier)
- Room C
- Demystifying AI and ML: A Non-Coder's Approach to Teaching (Lee)
- Undergraduate Biostatistics: R-Studio Cloud (McCormick)
- Room D
- Application of Generative AI in teaching Enterprise Education: A systematic review (Fulgence)
- Asynchronous student-generated flip videos facilitate student learning and assessment in a large-enrollment introductory human physiology course (Spranger)
- Workshops
- Researching your Classroom with Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) (Kirby)
- Panel
- Supporting and Assessing Development of Scientific Argumentation Across Chemistry, Biology, Microbiology and Neuroscience. (Stoltzfus et al.)
12:00-1:00pm Lunch & Keynote Panel
1:00-1:15pm Break
1:15-2:15pm Session Block 3
- Educator Talks:
- Room A
- Best Practices in Second Language Teaching (Choti)
- Teaching scientific field skills through a Soil Judging preparatory course (Wessel)
- Room B
- All You Need to Know: The Development of an Asynchronous Orientation Course for an Online Graduate Program (Brown, I.)
- Successful Scantrons: Administrative and Logistical Basics (James)
- Room C
- International Recommendation for Curriculum Design: Reflection on Teaching Visiting Scholars (Xinqiang)
- Preparing tomorrow’s problem-solvers: Critical Making as a teachable model for responding to wicked problems (Record & Tatar-Ozkum)
- Room D
- Assess the Effectiveness of Poverty Simulation between Traditional and Accelerated BSN Students (Liu & McIntire)
- Examining Learning Outcomes Using a Nutrition and Health Claim Assignment (Becker)
- Workshops
- In All Fairness: Generative AI, Plagiarism and Assessment for the Multilingual Student (Caesar et al.)
- Creating Descriptive Rubrics (Larson)
2:15-2:30pm Break
2:30-3:30pm Poster Session
- The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Undergraduate Academia: An Ethnography (Orr)
- The Student Story: Developing An Intentional Assessment Plan Of Student Learning through Community Engagement (Snitgen, Brewer & Houghton)
- Need TLC? - Engaging in a GTA Teaching Learning Community to Develop Transferable Skills (Rawal et al.)
- A Freshman Seminar on Wellbeing and its Impacts on Students’ University Navigational Skills (Moreno & Kirby)
- Exploring the Integration Process in Qualitative Interdisciplinary Research Methods (Boucher & Munox)
- Advancing COIL at MSU through a Faculty Fellowship Program and a Faculty Learning Community (Cherchiglia)
- Validating a measure of STEM Students’ SE for a Mixed Methods Research (Byrd, Henderson, Myers & Sawtelle)
3:30pm Brief Closing Remarks