One Day Workshop / Conference hosted by the California Chapter of the
College Reading and Learning Association
Friday, April 3, 2009
The College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) is a group of student-oriented professionals active in the fields of reading, learning assistance, developmental education, and tutorial services at the college/adult level. CRLA’s members represent diverse disciplines: English, ESL, Reading, Math, Study Skills, Tutorials, and Learning Disabilities. The California chapter will host their annual meeting, along with a day workshop / conference, at Cabrillo College this spring. All are invited to join us! More details soon!
For more information, please contact Tera Martin, 477-5152.
Digital Bridge Academy’s Faculty Experiential Learning Institute
June 8–14, 2009
The Digital Bridge Academy Faculty Experiential Learning Institute
(FELI) exposes participants to the transformative exercises and curriculum used with students during the first two weeks of the Digital Bridge Academy semester at Cabrillo College, Berkeley City College, Las Positas College and Hartnell College.
The results have been positive, and faculty members have valued the opportunity to build a community, to discuss teaching with other instructors, and to develop new tools and understanding for working with students, especially students who come from poverty. An evaluation of the FELI by UCSC’s Center For Justice, Tolerance and Community is available.
Participants have included Cabrillo faculty members from many disciplines, ranging from English and Math to Basic Skills, Biology, Chemistry, CIS, Counseling, Dance, Anthropology, History, Early Childhood Education, and Sociology.
If this opportunity interests you or you would like to obtain an evaluation, please contact Beth Nelson, DBA Program Manager for additional information at benelson@cabrillo.edu or 477-3272.
2009 Online Teaching Conference
June 11–12, 2009
Our next generation of students was born into a world filled with digital technology. Stay ahead by attending the annual Online Teaching Conference, Thursday and Friday, June 11-12, 2009, hosted by the @ONE Chancellor’s Office Project at Cabrillo. The theme for 2009 is: Digital Native or Immigrant? Preparing 4 R New Generation of Students. This event is attended by hundreds of community college faculty and staff throughout California.
Cabrillo faculty and staff are eligible to receive a waiver on the registration fee. For more information, contact Francine Van Meter in the TLC at 831-479-6191 or Marti Atkinson at matkinson@cccone.org or 831-722-9898.