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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 |
8:00-4:30
CALT 130-132-134 |
Exhibitors |
8:00-9:00
CALT Atrium and 128 |
Registration and Breakfast
(provided by Cengage Learning) |
9:00-9:15
CALT 107 |
Welcome and Opening
Remarks |
9:15-10:15
Keynote Address
CALT 107 |
“Funding Opportunities for
Community Colleges: The National Science Foundation (NSF) -
Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE)”
Eun-Woo Chang,
Program Director, Division of Undergraduate Education,
National Science Foundation, Arlington, VA
|
10:15-10:30
CALT 130-132-134
CALT Atrium and 128 |
Exhibits and Refreshments
(provided in part by MicroLab, Inc) |
10:30-11:15
Interactive Discussion
CALT 107 |
“The ACS Guidelines for Chemistry Programs in Two-Year
Colleges: A Resource for Enhancing Chemistry Programs”
John Clevenger, Emeritus Professor of Chemistry, Truckee
Meadows Community College, Reno, NV
|
11:30-12:15
Presentation
CALT 107 |
“POGIL – Hyuh, what is it good for? Absolutely something!”
George
Kraus, Professor, Ellen Wilson,
Assistant Professor and Douglas Zabel, Adjunct
Professor,
Department of Biological & Physical Science, College of
Southern Maryland, LaPlata, MD
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12:30-1:45
CALT 130-132-134
CALT Atrium and 128 |
Lunch and
Exhibits |
1:00-1:45
DRGN |
Tour of
Chemistry Labs |
1:45-2:15
CALT 107 |
2YC3
General Meeting |
2:20-3:05
Presentation
CALT 205
or
2:20-3:20
Interactive Discussion
CALT 107 |
“Chem Ed: Increase Conceptual Understanding
in Chemistry and AP Chemistry —Activate Inquiry and Inspire
Discovery!”
Chris Wilhelm, Higher Education
Consultant, PASCO Scientific
or
“The ACS Guidelines for Chemistry Programs in Two-Year
Colleges: A Resource for Facilitating Student Transfer”
John Clevenger, Emeritus Professor of
Chemistry, Truckee Meadows Community College, Reno, NV
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3:05-3:25
CALT 130-132-134
CALT Atrium and 128 |
Exhibits and Refreshments
(provided by Cengage Learning) |
3:30-4:15
Presentation
CALT 107
or
3:30-4:15
Presentation
CALT 205 |
“ACS
Chemical Technology Program Approval Service: Recognizing
Excellence in Chemistry-Based Technology Education”
Joan M.
Sabourin, CTPAS chair, American
Chemical Society, and Professor of Chemistry, Delta College,
University Center, MI
or
"Sharing National Chemistry Week on the
Community Level"
Pam Clevenger, Chemistry
Instructor, Hinds Community College, Raymond, MS
|
4:30-5:45
CADE 207 |
Social Hour |
6:00-8:00
SUN 100 (Dining Hall) |
Dinner |
| Banquet
Presentation |
“Producing Chocolate, From the Trees to the Table”
James A. Saunders, Director, Molecular
Biology, Biochemistry & Bioinformatics, and Professor,
Departments of Biological Sciences and Chemistry, Towson
University, Towson, MD
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22 |
8:00-4:00
CALT 130-132-134 |
Exhibitors |
8:00-8:45
CALT Atrium and 128 |
Registration and Breakfast |
8:45-9:00
CALT 107 |
Welcome and
Opening Remarks
|
9:00-9:45
Presentation
CALT 107
or
9:00-10:00
Workshop
CALT 136 |
"Students
Taking Ownership of The Class and Spreading it Further for
a Positive Outcome"
Raza Khan, Assistant Professor of
Chemistry, Department of Sciences, Carroll Community
College, Westminster, MD
or
“Journal of Chemical Education Online
Resources”
Linda N. Fanis, Assistant Editor,
Journal of Chemical Education, Madison, WI
|
10:05-10:50
Presentation
CALT 107
or
10:05-10:50
Presentation/Demo
CALT 101 |
“Critical Thinking for
Organic Students: Using Anathons to Develop and Solve
Structural Problems”
Ray A. Gross Jr., Professor of Chemistry, Department of
Physical Sciences & Engineering, Prince George's Community
College, Largo, MD
or
"Real-World Experiments with MeasureNet
LIMS, EDU-CHEM & FUN-SCIence!"
Jerry DeMenna, FUN-SCIence
Academics Group, Bronx, NY |
10:50-11:10
CALT 130-132-134
CALT Atrium and 128 |
Exhibits and Refreshments
(provided by
Pearson Arts & Sciences, Addison-Wesley/Benjamin Cummings/Prentice Hall) |
11:15-12:00
Presentation
CALT 107or
11:10-12:10
Workshop
CALT 136 |
"Building partnerships to facilitate undergraduate research"
Brahmadeo Dewprashad, Associate
Professor, Department of Science, Borough of
Manhattan Community College, New York, NY
or
“Explore the Chemical Education Digital Library”
Linda N. Fanis, Assistant Editor,
Journal of Chemical Education, Madison, WI
|
12:15-1:30
CALT 130-132-134
CALT Atrium and 128 |
Lunch and
Exhibits |
12:45-1:30
DRGN |
Tour of
Chemistry Labs |
1:30-2:15
Presentation
CALT 107
or
1:30-2:30
Workshop
CALT 209 |
“Student Learning Outcomes Assessment (SLOA) Project In
Chemistry At The Program And Course Levels”
Nancy Thorpe, Associate Professor and
Veronica Stein, Assistant Professor, Science and Math Department, Hagerstown
Community College, Hagerstown, MD
or
“Molecular Modeling Experiment: High Tech to Very, Very Low
Tech”
Crystal Yau,
Chemistry Coordinator and Associate Professor, School of
Math & Science, The Community College of Baltimore County,
Catonsville, MD
|
2:15-2:35
CALT 130-132-134
CALT Atrium and 128 |
Exhibits and Refreshments |
2:35-3:20
Presentation
CALT 107 |
"Using
Electronic Homework to Change Study Habits"
Pauline Hamilton, Associate
Professor of Chemistry, Eastside Science Department, The
Community College of Baltimore County, Essex Campus,
Baltimore, MD
|
3:35-4:20
Presentation
CALT 107 |
“Prep Chem as
a Prerequisite to Gen Chem”
Crystal Yau, Chemistry Coordinator and Associate
Professor, School of Math & Science, The Community College
of Baltimore County, Catonsville, MD
|
4:30-4:45
CALT 107 |
Conference
Closing |
