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November 21, 2005

Faculty Make Four Presentations at Prestigious Conference

Belmont faculty members made four presentations at the 25th annual Lilly Conference on College Teaching, Nov. 17-20. The conference, held each year at Miami University of Ohio, is considered the nation’s premier conference on teaching in colleges and universities, and presentations at this conference are a signal of exceptional achievement and national leadership in the scholarship of effective teaching and learning.

The presentations and faculty members were:
"A Model of Collaboration in Course Design" - by Dr. Steve Simpler, religion; Dr. Joyce Blair-Crowell, math & computer science; Dr. H. Mike Awalt, philosophy; Dr. David Ribar, art; Dr. Pete Giordano, psychology, and Dr. Sue Tully, English.

"The Salem Witch Trials: Making a Documentary Film in an Interdisciplinary Humanities Course" - by Dr. Jon Thorndike, Honors; and Dr. Joe Byrne, Honors.

"Freedom Within Structure: Inventing the First-Year Seminar on Ways of Knowing" - by Dr. Bonnie Smith, English; Dr. Annette Sisson, English; Dr. Kim Faison, chemistry; Dr Mike Pinter, math; Dr Jon Thorndike, Honors.

"Motivating Students: What Are Students Telling Us It Takes?" - by Dr. Tommy Wooten, business.


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