Upcoming Events
Fall 2025
To register, please click on the name of the event.
The online meeting link will be sent via email to all registered participants prior to the start of webinars.
These workshops address diversity, equity, and inclusion through faculty development.
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WAG (Writing Accountability Group)
Friday mornings starting: October 10, 2025
10:00 am-11:00 am via Zoom
Presented by: Dr. Michael Marino
Join us for our WAG (Writing Accountability Group), a small group meeting once a week, with a clear goal of developing a writing habit. Think of it as a writing bootcamp for faculty members in academia, which will get you into a routine of writing to increase your scholarly productivity.
Register here!
You will pick up your WAG book at the Faculty Professional Center, K322 -
AI and the Library
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Presented by: Susan Bloom, Associate Librarian, Head of Instruction and Outreach
AI and the library – AI is suddenly everywhere, including the library! This session will discuss AI integrations in library databases, how to detect hallucinations, and how to leverage AI in your own research.
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IRB Open House
Friday, November 21, 2025
8:30 am-9:30 am via Zoom
Presented by: Maureen Sanz, PhD, FACMG, IRB Chairperson
Are you preparing to submit an IRB application soon? Do you have questions about the review process for your study? If you have answered 'yes' to either of these questions, here is your chance to connect one-on-one with the IRB team. You are invited to our open house, where we can answer questions about your study and/or the IRB submission and review process.
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Reviewing Course Design with Quality Matters Workshop
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
10:00 am-12:00 am via Zoom
Presented by: Laurie Hallick & Mary Ryder
Faculty and Division Council are invited to participate in an online mixed workshop: Reviewing Course Design with Quality Matters.
Quality Matters (QM) is a continuous improvement model for assuring the quality of hybrid and online courses. This workshop (two hour synchronous Zoom session and up to 1-week to complete the final deliverable) includes an introduction to QM, a detailed review of the QM rubric standards, and guidance on how to apply the QM Rubric.
Participants in this workshop will be prepared to pursue the Quality Online Course Design (QOCD) Badge from the Office of Blended and Online Learning.
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Classroom Management Round Table
Friday, December 5, 2025
9:00 am-10:30 in Hagan 339
Presented by: Linda Silva Thompson
Open Discussion and exchange of best practices on supporting students with learning differences and other challenges
This roundtable will:
BUILD on FLASH Classroom Management Strategies presented by Audra Cerruto & Linda Silva Thompson
EXPLORE Classroom Management Strategies through an open discussion
EXCHANGE IDEAS with Molloy faculty with special education and learning differences expertise
Register here!
Faculty Development Seminar Series: Academic Writing & Publishing
- Faculty Recognition Reception
- Grants and Sponsored Program Information Sessions
- Mentoring Workshops
- Research and Scholarship Initiatives
- Annual Spring Faculty Institute
- Writing Retreats