April 17th, 2009 | DePaul Center 8th Floor, Loop Campus | Time: 8:15AM - 4:50PM

About this year's conference

Join the conversation about teaching and learning at the 14th annual DePaul Faculty Teaching Conference! Share your teaching ideas, innovations, classroom research, strategies and/or challenges.

The theme of this year's conference focuses on ways that personalism plays out in various teaching practices at DePaul.

View the schedule at a glance
View the full schedule and list of presenters


Keynote: Blurring the Boundaries, The Personal and the Professional in a Webbed World

Blurring the boundaries, Dr. Mishria

Dr. Punya Mishra of Michigan State University asks DePaul faculty to consider the role of the professor's identity (or persona) in course design. What are the challenges, benefits --and limits -- of bringing personal experiences, values and interests into one's teaching? We want our students to see us as "being knowledgeable yet accessible, wise but funny, cerebral but warm, benevolent and yet firm." How can we do this in an age where we are increasingly communicating via electronic media that alter, extend and/or challenge the teacher's identity?

Read more about Dr. Punya Mishra and his keynote presentation.





Register for the 2009 Teaching and Learning Conference.

For more information about this conference, contact Sharon Guan at xguan@depaul.edu. This one-day conference is sponsored by the Faculty Council's Committee on Learning and Teaching, the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Assessment, and Instructional Design & Development.

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