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About Sponsored Programs
The Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) helps faculty and administrators compete for and win grants that strengthen the intellectual climate and improve the learning environment at City Tech. The office provides notices of grant opportunities and works with faculty and administrators over the life-cycle of a grant – from concept development through close-out.
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Calendar of Events
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Blackboard Fundamentals
Blackboard Fundamentals
This workshop will cover the basic features of Blackboard, as well as some new Blackboard tools. To register email itec@citytech.cuny.edu
4 events,
NSF Grant Writing Workshop Series
NSF Grant Writing Workshop Series
PDAC Scholar on Campus and Office of Sponsored Programs present
NSF Grant Writing Workshop
4-Part Series Spring 2017
RSVP by Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Ms. Eleanor Bergonzo (sponsoredprograms@citytech.cuny.edu)
ePortfolios
ePortfolios
A faculty workshop introducing the ePortfolio project on OpenLab's Wordpress software. Discover a simple, effective way to bring ePortfolios into your classroom to support your students' academic growth. To register email itec@citytech.cuny.edu
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CUNY Academic Works Posting Parties
CUNY Academic Works Posting Parties
Learn how CUNY’s institutional repository can help maximize your research impact. We will demonstrate how to post your scholarly work to Academic Works and talk more about your rights as an author. Bring your files, including conference presentations, and we’ll guide you through the process of posting your work. The final, peer-reviewed version of an
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Physics Seminar: Entangled States and Quantum Weirdness
Physics Seminar: Entangled States and Quantum Weirdness
Entangled states of many particles, which are states that cannot be factored into a product of states of individual particles, have been with us since the introduction of quantum mechanics, but were first explicitly singled out by Schroedinger in a discussion of the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen (EPR) paradox, to discuss the extremely un-classical nature of these states
OpenLab Office Hours
OpenLab Office Hours
All office hours take place in the conference room of the Faculty Commons, N227. Questions: OpenLab@citytech.cuny.edu
4 events,
Living Lab
GenEd Seminar
Living Lab
GenEd Seminar
Assessment of Ethical Reasoning Assignments Facilitator: Prof. Karen Goodlad
CUNY at the Crossroads: Diversity and Intersectionality in Action
CUNY at the Crossroads: Diversity and Intersectionality in Action
The City University of New York (CUNY) is pleased to announce its third biennial Faculty Diversity and Inclusion Conference at the CUNY Graduate Center on Friday, March 31, 2017. The theme is CUNY at the Crossroads: Diversity and Intersectionality in Action. Intersectionality is a timely theme as our global society wrestles with the reality of
BWRC Conference: Moving Goods and People to, from, and along the Brooklyn Waterfront
BWRC Conference: Moving Goods and People to, from, and along the Brooklyn Waterfront
Keynote Lunch Speaker: Congressman Jerrold Nadler Website: https://nadler.house.gov/
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The Professoriat at the Global University
The Professoriat at the Global University
The City University of New York’s Office of Academic Affairs and the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment are co-sponsoring a conference The Professoriat at the Global University Registration is free of charge, and breakfast and lunch are included. View list of presentations Please share with colleagues for whom the conference might be of interest.
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OpenLab Office Hours
OpenLab Office Hours
All office hours take place in the conference room of the Faculty Commons, N227. Questions: OpenLab@citytech.cuny.edu
Introduction To Jing
Introduction To Jing
Jing is a basic, free version of Camtasia Studio that allows you to capture video, animation, and images from your computer screen, which you can share on the Web. It works for Macs and PCs. To register email itec@citytech.cuny.edu
3 events,
Cloning/Reorganizing Your Site
Cloning/Reorganizing Your Site
Ready to reuse the structure of a former course site or looking to restructure your course, project, or club site? In this workshop, we will guide you through the course cloning process and help you rethink the organization of your site for enhanced use and better interaction with your students, colleagues, or peers. OpenLab experience
NSF Grant Writing Workshop Series
NSF Grant Writing Workshop Series
PDAC Scholar on Campus and Office of Sponsored Programs present
NSF Grant Writing Workshop
4-Part Series Spring 2017
RSVP by Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Ms. Eleanor Bergonzo (sponsoredprograms@citytech.cuny.edu)
WAC WI Syllabus Basics Workshop
WAC WI Syllabus Basics Workshop
What is writing-intensive instruction and how does it work across the disciplines? One of the challenges in approaching this question is developing a syllabus that weaves together course content with WAC principles that improve students' writing and facilitates their writing process. In this workshop, we will suggest critical elements for crafting syllabi for writing-intensive courses
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Instructional Videos Made Simple
Instructional Videos Made Simple
Shoot an instructional video for your class on something as simple as your smartphone, use a few very basic video editing options, including creating a caption and title, then upload the video to YouTube or Blackboard. To register email itec@citytech.cuny.edu
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Physics Seminar presents
Gravitational Wave Observations and the Physics of Neutron Stars
Physics Seminar presents
Gravitational Wave Observations and the Physics of Neutron Stars
Guest Speaker: Simone Dall’Osso of SUNY Stony Brook The first direct detection of gravitational waves (GW) from a binary black hole made by Advanced LIGO has opened the era of GW astronomy. Sources for the current detectors are catastrophic events involving neutron stars (NS) and black holes (BH), isolated or in binaries, in which huge
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CUNY Orientation Institute
CUNY Orientation Institute
This day long Institute will focus on the deep history of CUNY as a way of instilling campus pride as well as connect like-minded educators in a venue that will inspire conversation, debate, and curiosity with regards to welcoming new students to our campuses. The goal of the inaugural CUNY Orientation Institute is to provide
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Bootcamp for Bootcamp Leaders at CUNY
Bootcamp for Bootcamp Leaders at CUNY
The CUNY Offices of Research and Faculty Affairs are offering a “Bootcamp for Bootcamp Leaders at CUNY” If you are interested in joining us to share your expertise and learn from your colleagues, including Drs. Alona Bach (BMCC), Annemarie Nicols-Grinenko (CUNY Central) and Mark Hauber (CUNY Central), about how to offer workshops/bootcamps that will help faculty at
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OpenLab Office Hours
OpenLab Office Hours
All office hours take place in the conference room of the Faculty Commons, N227. Questions: OpenLab@citytech.cuny.edu
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Prezi For Online Presentations
Prezi For Online Presentations
Learn how to use Prezi, an online presentation tool. Zoom in and out of your online images, videos, and text to present conceptual material. To register email itec@citytech.cuny.edu
CUNY Academic Works Posting Parties
CUNY Academic Works Posting Parties
Learn how CUNY’s institutional repository can help maximize your research impact. We will demonstrate how to post your scholarly work to Academic Works and talk more about your rights as an author. Bring your files, including conference presentations, and we’ll guide you through the process of posting your work. The final, peer-reviewed version of an
City Tech Behavioral Intervention
City Tech Behavioral Intervention
Know Before You Need To Know Ever experience disruptions in the class? Need some guidance for classroom management? What if someone actually threatens another individual, or you? Unsure when to contact Public Safety, BIT? Or Both? Unsure if it is a Counseling or BIT referral? Need to know CUNY Policies and legal issues around disruptions?
Women in Comics: Panel Discussions
Women in Comics: Panel Discussions
To end our month long exhibition of Women in Comics, the Department of Communication Design at City Tech will host two panel discussions, featuring the amazing female creators from the show. These women are artists, writers, and entrepreneurs. Their careers span all aspects of the comics industry; from Marvel and DC to Independent Comics. Please
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AIR: Interrater Reliability Group 1
AIR: Interrater Reliability Group 1
Gen Ed Competencies Inquiry Analysis Integrative Learning Intercultural Knowledge Venue: Faculty Commons Main room (N-227) By invitation only.
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Cross-Pollinating Ideas: Figuring Out Your ID Course
Cross-Pollinating Ideas: Figuring Out Your ID Course
YOU ARE INVITED As part of the college’s commitment to multidisciplinary and because Interdisciplinary courses are required for students enrolled in B.A/S programs—the Interdisciplinary Committee is hosting a Spring workshop: “Cross-Pollinating Ideas: Figuring Out Your ID Course.” Join Us! Monday, April 24th, 10am-12pm in Faculty Commons, N227 Benefits to teaching an interdisciplinary course include collaboration,
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OpenLab Office Hours
OpenLab Office Hours
All office hours take place in the conference room of the Faculty Commons, N227. Questions: OpenLab@citytech.cuny.edu
NSF Grant Writing Workshop Series
NSF Grant Writing Workshop Series
PDAC Scholar on Campus and Office of Sponsored Programs present
NSF Grant Writing Workshop
4-Part Series Spring 2017
RSVP by Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Ms. Eleanor Bergonzo (sponsoredprograms@citytech.cuny.edu)
When the Textbook Falls Short:Exploring Alternative Course Materials
When the Textbook Falls Short:Exploring Alternative Course Materials
Learn how alt / open educational resources (OERs) are sustainable, accessible, and engaging to students. Find out how to locate and adopt dynamic course materials to supplement or replace textbooks. We’ll cover all the basics!
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Scholars Exchange Spring 2017Creative Arts Showcase
Scholars Exchange Spring 2017Creative Arts Showcase
Time Presenter Topic 11 a.m. Robin Michals Washing Away: Florida and Louisiana 12 p.m. Jenna Spevack Treetones Tour: Governors Island 2 p.m. Shauna Vey The Last Vaudevillian: Recovering Baby Peggy's Stage Years 3 p.m. Adam Wilson factorOracle: an Extensible Max External for Investigating Applications of the Factor Oracle Automaton in Real-Time Music Improvisation
Know Your Rights as an Author!
Know Your Rights as an Author!
Don’t sign away your rights! Your decisions today regarding your scholarship can affect you in the future. Learn how to better understand publisher contracts and how you can keep key rights to your scholarship by using the SPARC Author Addendum, a legal instrument that modifies the publisher’s agreement. RSVP to Prof. Monica Berger
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Physics Seminar: Transient superconductivity from electronic squeezing of optically pumped phonons
Physics Seminar: Transient superconductivity from electronic squeezing of optically pumped phonons
Presented by Prof. David Reichman of Columbia University Abstract: Advances in light sources and time-resolved spectroscopy have made it possible to excite specific atomic vibrations in solids and to observe the resulting changes in electronic properties, but the mechanism by which phonon excitation causes qualitative changes in electronic properties has remained unclear. Here we show
Works in the Works: Cathy Santore
Works in the Works: Cathy Santore
Delight in Disorder "A sweet disorder in the dress Kindles in clothes a wantonness;... Do more bewitch me, than when art Is too precise in every part." Sixteenth-century Venetian painters catered to the niche market for pictures of “disheveled” women, a new genre of portraiture—half-length, close-up, pictures of women with hair and clothing in slight
36th Annual Literary Arts Festival
36th Annual Literary Arts Festival
Featured Guest Poet: Rowan Ricardo Phillips Free and open to the public.
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Breaking Boundaries 2017
Developing, Assessing, and Scaling Curricular and Co-Curricular Experiential Learning Opportunities
Experiential learning, in its many different forms, can be transformative for students and can lead to increased rates of retention and engagement. As demonstrated in the University Plan for Experiential Learning submitted to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s office in June 2016, CUNY’s colleges are already actively engaged in experiential education practices. At the same time, there
Living Lab
GenEd Seminar
Living Lab
GenEd Seminar
Presentations of Ethical Reasoning Assignments Assignments will be posted on L4: Living Lab Learning Library Facilitator: Prof. Karen Goodlad
Conference On Shared Governance at the University: Structures and Best Practices
Conference On Shared Governance at the University: Structures and Best Practices
Visit website for conference program and other information: http://www.ppecorino.com/UFS-Conference-Shared-Governance.html Please register as soon as possible for both the conference and your preferred workshop using the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SCPJB2Y
2017 Bronx CUNY EdTech Showcase
2017 Bronx CUNY EdTech Showcase
"Active Learning & Student-Centered Pedagogies" Join us for a very special opportunity to gather together and explore some of the most effective and engaging classroom practices. Innovators from the three Bronx CUNY colleges, Lehman College, Hostos and Bronx Community Colleges, demonstrate their exemplary models for integrating and infusing technology into their hybrid, fully online and
Air: Interrater Reliability Group 2
Air: Interrater Reliability Group 2
Gen Ed Competencies Creative Thinking Lifelong Learning Venue: Faculty Commons Main room (N-227) By invitation only.