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Faculty Commons Design Team Spring 2016 By Paul Nembhard 2 1 3 What Ive Done In order... FC Admin Assistant Guide Book (Update) Contents Table of I. FACULTY COMMONS SERVICES 7 SUPPORT FOR FACULTY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT FOR SPONSORED

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Faculty Commons Design Team

Spring 2016 By Paul Nembhard

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What I’ve Done In order...

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Guidelines for an Administrative Assistant

Faculty Commons A center for Teaching, Learning, Scholarship, and Service. 5 Guidelines for an Administrative Assistant 1/11/16

I. FACULTY COMMONS SERVICES

7 SUPPORT FOR FACULTY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT FOR SPONSORED PROGRAMS SUPPORT FOR ASSESSMENT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH HOW TO RESERVE AND USE THE CONFERENCE AREAS

II. DUTIES

III. COMPUTING INFORMATION SERVICES

10 NOVELL ACCOUNT SCHOOL ID CUNYFIRST

IV. OFFICE MANAGEMENT

11 PHONE ETIQUETTE FACULTY COMMONS EMAIL MAINTAINING OFFICE INVENTORY CATERING REPRODUCTIONS SCHEDULING CALENDAR

V. CONTACT

14 FACULTY MEMBERS DESIGN TEAM

FC Admin Assistant Guide Book (Update)

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iTEC Banners (Update)

SLIDE 8 NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

Developing Online/Scannable Surveys for Faculty Research and Assessment

WHERE CAN TECHNOLOGY TAKE YOU? DATE: Wednesday, February 24, 2016 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Friday, February 26, 2016 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 1, 2016 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. VENUE:

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http://air.citytech.cuny.edu RSVP to AIR@citytech.cuny.edu Create your online/scannable surveys and assessments! City Tech supports assessment, survey, and research efforts with the City Tech Surveyor (CTS) online/scannable administration tool. AIR Workshops are open to all City Tech faculty and staff. (SELECT ONE) NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

Assessment Rubric Data: What does it mean?

WHERE CAN TECHNOLOGY TAKE YOU? DATE: Wednesday, March 9, 2016 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Friday, March 11, 2016 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 15, 2016 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. VENUE:

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http://air.citytech.cuny.edu RSVP to AIR@citytech.cuny.edu AIR Workshops are open to all City Tech faculty and staff. (SELECT ONE) Learn what it means to use a rubric effectively and how to interpret results. NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

Interpreting Student Evaluation of Teaching Results

WHERE CAN TECHNOLOGY TAKE YOU? DATE: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Friday, March 18, 2016 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 22, 2016 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. VENUE:

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http://air.citytech.cuny.edu RSVP to AIR@citytech.cuny.edu AIR Workshops are open to all City Tech faculty and staff. (SELECT ONE)

Understand the SET (Student Evaluation of Teaching) report
Share your experience and what you learned from SET

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AIR Poster (Update)

SLIDE 9 Academic Director for General Education and Professor of English at the CUNY School for Professional Studies

Dr. Jennifer Sparrow

March 30, 2016 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Namm 119 FEATURING ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Online Learning Advisory Council (OLAC) Professors Nora Almeida • Isaac Barjis • Lucas Bernard • Renata Budny Candido Cabo • Peter Catapano • Sandra Cheng • Soyeon Cho • Candy Dato Mery Diaz • MarySue Donsky • Kate Falvey • Evgenia Giannopoulou George Guida • Jennett Ingrassia • Tina Kao • Emma Kontzamanis Eric Lobel • Yelena Melikian • Amit Mehrotra • Diana Mincyte Carmen Negron • Stella Nicolaou • Maria Pagano • Peggy Rafferty Silvia Ramos • Pat Rudden • Walied Samarrai • Denise Scannell-Guida Chair of OLAC and Director of iTEC

Dr. Karen Lundstrem

SPECIAL THANK YOU Instructional Technology and Technology Enhancement Centers (iTEC) Daniel Alfonzo • Rezaul Hoque Lissette Jolalpa • Evelyn Pak Miguel Rodriguez • Ignacio Soltero Faculty Commons Kevin Rajaram • Mandy Mei Arianna Bollers Graphic Designer Paul Nembhard SPONSORED BY THE OFFICE OF THE PROVOST Instructional Technology & the Technology Enhancement Center Ursula C. Schwerin Library Welcome and Coffee N-119 10:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. Professor Julia Jordan, Director of Faculty Commons and Dr. Karen Lundstrem, Director of iTEC Concurrent Sessions 1 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Concurrent Sessions 2 11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. Concurrent Sessions 3 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Keynote Luncheon N-119 1:00 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. N-119 “City Tech’s OpenLab: Innovations in Teaching, Learning, and Collaboration” The OpenLab is an open digital platform where everyone at City Tech can meet to learn, work, and share

ideas. In this session the OpenLab team, together with members of the OpenLab community and our

student bloggers, will highlight a few of the new and creative ways the site is being used to help students and faculty work together, both at City Tech and beyond.

Prof. Tanya Goetz (Communication Design)
Scott Henkle (OpenLab Community Facilitator)
Prof. Anna Matthews (Dental Hygiene, L4 Co-Director)
Prof. Jonas Reitz (Living Lab and Opening Gateways Project Director)
Destry Sibley (OpenLab Community Facilitator)
Prof. Laura Westengard (English, L4 Co-Director)

The OpenLab Student Blogging Team G-604 “Innovating Through Access: Open Teaching and Scholarship” The Library will showcase three open initiatives that advance principles of equitable access to knowledge: building the Library’s website with open source, creating an open public collection of City Tech scholarship in Academic Works, and developing the Library’s open educational resources initiative. The library will offer two breakout workshop activities. Attendees will test drive Academic Works and learn about rights to share their scholarship. They will learn to utilize OneSearch, a new resource discovery tool, and create a permalink to retrieve specific articles from the collection anytime, anywhere.

Profs. Junior Tidal, Cailean Cooney and Monica Berger (Library)

Keynote Presentation

Dr. Jennifer Sparrow

Academic Director for General Education and Professor of English at the CUNY School for Professional Studies “From My Course to Our Program”

Dr. Jennifer Sparrow will discuss her

experiences using technology in General Education courses from the perspective of a faculty member and administrator: building scalable online courses and programs, providing support for students and faculty, assessing learning outcomes, and dealing with competing technologies and platforms. Introduction: Provost Bonne August N-119 “Wireless at City Tech” The Office of Computing Information Services will present:

1. Wireless network available on campus (secure and open).
2. Our wireless policies.
3. How to connect a laptop/tablet/hand-held device to our wireless network.
4. The process of requesting a guest(s) account for wireless connectivity.

Tremmelle Thomas and Freddy Altamirano, OCIS G-604 “A Modularized Tablet-Based Approach to Placement in Remedial Mathematics” Basic arithmetic forms the foundation of the math courses that students will face in their undergraduate

careers. It is therefore crucial that students have a solid understanding of these fundamental concepts.

Here at City Tech, incoming freshmen who were identified as lacking in basic arithmetic skills were engaged in an experimental technology-enhanced workshop designed to provide them with a deeper understanding of arithmetic prior to their initial remedial coursework. Customized online content was created specifically for this experiment, and the first implementation (n=27) yielded statistically significant improvement, not only from pre-test to post-test, but also in the subsequent remedial course. I also analyze the accuracy of students’ self-assessment from pre-test to post-test, as well as student attitudes about this experimental approach.

Prof. K. Andrew Parker (Mathematics)

N-119 Online Learning Advisory Council (OLAC) Moderator: Director Karen Lundstrem “Faculty Observation and Student Evaluation of Hybrid and Online Courses” Use of the online assessment tool for peer observation of faculty; student evaluation of hybrid and

nline courses offered in the RN-BS program.
Profs. Peggy Rafferty and Emma Kontzamanis (Nursing)

“Crossing Institutional and Disciplinary Boundaries in Online Teaching" This presentation focuses on how online courses enable building more interactive and interdisciplinary learning experiences for City Tech students.

Prof. Diana Mincyte (Social Science)

“Beyond Quizzes and Discussions” Helping instructors design online activities using modern web tools: A paradigm in the interdisciplinary field of Bioinformatics.

Prof. Evgenia Giannopoulou (Biological Sciences)

“Teaching Internship Online” Helping students transition to the online platform in the Internship Course: The setup of the virtual classroom on Blackboard to facilitate course goals.

Prof. Stella Nicolaou (Communication Design)

G-604 “Building your iTEC toolbox” Expand your teaching methods by using free online tools and your cellphone to further engage your

students. We'll demonstrate a variety of tools to share your images, videos, and presentations via the

Web, then you'll choose one for a hands-on workshop. Instructional Technology and Technology Enhancement Centers (iTEC) Staff: Daniel Alfonzo • Miguel Rodriguez • Ignacio Soltero

Tech Day Conference (Update)

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY THE OFFICE OF PROVOST IN ASSOCIATION WITH RSVP REQUIRED BY MARCH 24TH TO ITEC@CITYTECH.CUNY.EDU Instructional Technology & the Technology Enhancement Center

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AFR Womens History Month Posters

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Humor In America

Flexible Core - Individual and Society Writing Intensive Course ENG 3402 - HD16 Professor George Guida Thursday 11:30am - 12:45pm Hybrid Course Prerequisite: ENG 1121 or any 2000-level literature course This course will examine the theory and practice of humor in America. Texts will include works of literature, graphic art, theater, performance art, fjlm, television, digital media, music and other genres. Students will be encouraged to understand the form, function, efgects and ethics of humor in American society, from the Colonial Era to the present. Register on CUNYfjrst for Fall 2016 Posting Approved Until: Student Affairs AUG 26, 2016

English Course Poster

SLIDE 12 AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES (AFR) Date of Visit: Name of Student: EMPL ID: Professor’s Name: Reason for Visit (Be Specifjc): Student Contact Information: Telephone Number: City Tech Email: Signature: Date Signed:

Dept. Chair Signature:

AFR Faculty Signature: Date Signed: AFR: UPDATED 4-18-2016

AFR Student Contact Sheet (Update)

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School of Arts & Sciences Newsletter (Update) Icons

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School of Arts & Sciences Newsletter (Update) Sketches

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Newsletter 2014-2015

School of Arts and Sciences

New York City College of Technology 24 School of Arts and Sciences Newsletter 2014-2015 School of Arts and Sciences Newsletter 2014-2015 25 The Chemistry Department’s principal responsibility is the teaching and learning of chemistry. The department has a variety of courses ranging from general chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry and medicinal chemistry. The courses are designed to provide the students with the practical experience needed to solve real-world problems. The chemistry department

ffers two degree programs, an associate degree program (AS) in Chemical Technology and a

baccalaureate degree program (BS) in Applied Chemistry. The program equips students with the knowledge and laboratory skills needed to succeed in the chemistry workforce. Notable Achievements

Prof. Diana Samaroo was invited to give the keynote address at Proyecto Access STEP Program at Hostos

Community College, NY (2015) Grant Awards Received

Prof. Diana Samaroo was awarded an NSF S-STEM grant as co-PI ($616,288) Title: “Advancing STEM

Futures” 2015-2019. She was also awarded the Chemistry component of the Perkins Grant (2014-2015) and a Graduate Research Technology Initiative grant “Screening and Cytotoxicity of Anti-Cancer Agents” ($28,098).

Chemistry

School of Arts & Sciences Newsletter (Update) Cover & Insides

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School of Arts & Sciences Newsletter (Update) Promotional Items

10TH ANNUAL

CITY TECH RESEARCH CONFERENCE

MAY 6, 2016 • ROOM N119 • 9:00AM - 3:00PM

Posting Approved Until: Student Affairs May 7, 2016 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Randall Hannum Joseph Jeyaraj Giovanni Ossola Thomas Tradler Mai Zahran Gulgun Bayaz-Ozturk Corina Calinescu Andrew Douglas Andrea Ferroglia Laura Ghezzi KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Annette Saddik, English and Theatre “‘Sicker than Necessary’: Tennessee Williams’ Theatre of Excess.” FACULTY PRESENTERS: Phillip Anzalone, Architectural Technology “Rapidly Deployable and Assembled Tensegrity System.” Tatiana Malyuta, Computer Systems Technology “The State of the Information Technology: Cloud, Big Data and more…” Elizabeth Schaible, Hospitality Management “Palate and Place ~ The Intersection of Food and Design, Then and Now.” Zhijian Qian, Humanities “The Running Nude with a Giant Cross on His Shoulder.” STUDENT PRESENTERS: Rachid Moumni, Mechanical Engineering Technology “Design and Fabrication of Bionic Hand.” Zianne Cuff, Liberal Arts and Sciences “Creating Active Learning Spaces in Virtual Worlds.” Joyce Tam, Mechanical Engineering Technology “Scaffold Design and Fabrication for Tissue Engineering Applications.” Paul Nembhard, Communication Design “Designing the Newsletter with Faculty Commons Design Team.” Design by Paul Nembhard

10TH ANNUAL

CITY TECH RESEARCH CONFERENCE MAY 6, 2016 • ROOM N119 • 9:00AM - 3:00PM Welcome and Coffee 9:00am - 9:45am Morning Session 9:45am - 12:30pm 9:00am Breakfast and Viewing of New Faculty Posters 9:30am Welcoming Remarks: President Hotzler and Provost August 9:45am Phillip Anzalone, Department of Architectural Technology Rapidly Deployable and Assembled Tensegrity System 10:10am Tatiana Malyuta, Department of Computer Systems Technology The State of the Information Technology: Cloud, Big Data and more… 10:35am Coffee Break 11:00am Elizabeth Schaible, Department of Hospitality Management Palate and Place ~ The Intersection of Food and Design, Then and Now 11:25am Zhijian Qian, Department of Humanities The Running Nude with a Giant Cross on His Shoulder 11:50am Rachid Moumni, Mechanical Engineering Technology Design and Fabrication of Bionic Hand Advisor Prof. Gaffar Gailani Afternoon Session 1:45pm - 3:00pm Keynote Speaker 2:00pm - 3:00pm “’Sicker than Necessary’: Tennessee Williams’ Theatre of Excess” will discuss how my most recent book applies my theory of what I call a “theatre of excess”—a style that seeks liberation through exaggeration, chaos, ambiguity and laughter—to Tennessee Williams’ misunderstood post-1961 plays, which failed when fjrst presented, and explores why new, successful productions throughout the world are now gaining increasing acclaim in their celebration of “sick” humor and irreverent excess. Annette Saddik, Department of English Sicker than Necessary: Tennessee Williams’ Theatre of Excess 12:00pm Zianne Cuff, Liberal Arts and Sciences Creating Active Learning Spaces in Virtual Worlds Advisor Prof. Reneta Lansiquot 12:10pm Joyce Tam, Mechanical Engineering Technology Scaffold Design and Fabrication for Tissue Engineering Applications Advisor Prof. Ozlem Yasar 12:30pm Lunch Break 1:45pm Paul Nembhard, Communication Design Designing the Newsletter with Faculty Commons Design Team Advisor Prof. Julia Jordan

POSTER POSTCARD PROGRAM INSPIRATION

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School of Arts & Sciences Newsletter (Update) OpenLab

Available on OpenLab

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