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Develop your assessment plan for Spring
Wednesday, November 2
1pm - 2pm
Swem Library, G64

Join your colleagues for the second installment of STLI's inclusive assessment series. 

Swem Libraries Fall 2022 Workshop Series: Overview of the Publishing Process
Friday, November 4
12pm - 1pm
Swem Library, Zoom

After the research is completed and written up, this is the time for seeking publication. Publication looks different for different disciplines, but there are aspects that are universal such as the general process and contract negotiation.

Book talk with Fiona Davis ‘88
Friday, November 4
6pm - 8pm
Swem Library, Special Collections

Join us for a book talk with national bestselling author Fiona Davis ’88. She will be discussing her latest book, The Magnolia Palace. The W&M Bookstore will have copies of her books for sale, and Fiona will be signing books following her talk. 

Teaching & Learning Talk | Education and the Pandemic's Silver Lining
Wednesday, November 9
12pm - 1pm
Hybrid - Swem Library G64 or Zoom

Teaching through the COVID pandemic was an exhausting and sometimes thankless task, but while adapting to its challenges W&M educators developed new skills, innovated their teaching methods, and re-envisioned how we can reach students with diverse needs.

Together We Do: Course Mapping
Thursday, November 10
2pm - 3:30pm
Swem Library, G64

We'll review best practices for writing clear learning objectives, brainstorm learning activities that support the mastery of those objectives, talk about approaches to assessment, and make sure you have a strong plan for instructor presence.

CGA Speaker Series: Droning On and On
Friday, November 18
1pm - 2pm
Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201

The CGA speaker series continues with a talk from VIMS’s Kory Angstadt! Kory will discuss how drones have simplified the field collection of accurate elevations and measuring the extent of plant communities in tidal marshes.