Empowering Students for Career Success: Teaching Practices that Work Copy URL

Panel by Cfd Staff.

Welcome: Annette Finley-Croswhite, Director, CFD, Profesor of History

Host: Jenn Grimm: Executive Director | Center for Career and Leadership Development Student and Campus Life

Panel of speakers: 

• Orlando Ayala, Ray Ferrari Endowed Professor. Department of Engineering Technology and Director of| Office of Undergraduate Research
• Shelly Beaver, Senior Lecturer and Undergraduate Program Director| Recreational Therapy
• Michelle Carpenter,  Master Lecturer, Marketing and Area Coordinator for the Digital Marketing Program
• Lynn Ridinger, Professor and Graduate Program Director, Sport Management

• Location
  Library Conference Rooms 1310-1311
• Delivery Style
  Face to Face, Zoom
• Objectives

  Exploring resources for students tied to having students benefit from Undergraduate Research,

  Writing-intensive class focuses on professional writing, helping students develop elevator pitches.

  Project-based learning (semester-long, scaffolded): Problem-solvers in SCB - sometimes for campus resources (SCB, Monarch Clothing Closet) as well as other organizations.

  Career Coaching and mock interviews

• Enrollment
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• Category
  This panel is part of the Teaching and Learning
• Sub-Category
  Engaging Students