Upcoming Events

Join us for our WAG (Writing Accountability Group) in a small group once a week with a clear goal of developing a habit of writing. 

WAG - Writing Accountability Group

Information and dates to follow!

Join us for our WAG (Writing Accountability Group) in a small group once a week with a clear goal of developing a habit of writing. 

WAG - Writing Accountability Group  

Information and dates to follow!

Thursday, September 19, 2024 at 3:30pm

Presented by: Dr. Luis Landron

This Q&A session will be beneficial to full-time faculty who plan to apply for Promotion and/or Tenure. Committee members will review proposal requirements, deadlines and offer a Q&A session

Friday, September 20, 2024 at 3:30pm

Other dates available.

Presented by: Tabitha Ochtera, MLIS, MBA (she/they) Associate Director, Head of Electronic and Digital Services

Join Tabitha for an introduction to Molloy University Profiles (powered by Elsevier's Pure). This session will cover the basics such as navigating the public and admin (logged in) views, adding & editing content, and reviewing new features e.g. setting up automatic searches for Scholarship. It will conclude with time for Q&A and information on additional resources. This training is ideal for anyone with a bepress/selected works profile or full-time faculty who are interested in creating a profile.

Wednesday, September 25, 2024 at 12:30pm

Presented by: Mary Ryder, Instructional Designer

This one-hour workshop will explore ways to create engagement while implementing RSI. We will identify and demonstrate methods for your course to create engagement, while meeting Department of Education requirements.

Tuesday, October 1, 2024 at 5:30pm

Presented by Katherine Patterson and the Sabbatical Committee

This workshop will be beneficial to full-time faculty who plan to apply for sabbatical. Committee members will review proposal requirements, deadlines and offer a Q&A session.

Tuesday, October 29, 2024 at 2:00pm

Presented by: Jason Schoen, M.A.T. (he/him) Instructional Designer

Videos can be an excellent way to present content, engage with students and even assess their learning. In this one-hour workshop, faculty participants will learn about the video platforms they can use, best practices for placement and settings, and opportunities to assess student learning.

Monday, November 18, 2024

Presented by: Laurie Hallick, Instructional Designer

Join us for this one-hour workshop that delves into digital accessibility in education. We'll explore key principles of accessibility, demonstrate how to implement them in various digital formats and share practical strategies for proactively creating course content that is accessible to all learners.