Collaborating with Technology

Panel Discussion - "Interdisciplinary Courses"
Panelists will discuss the challenges and rewards of the teamwork required to develop and teach interdisciplinary courses. The models discussed will span several different technologies and approaches including multiple faculty members team teaching one course and multiple specialists supporting one faculty member. In these courses, team members will all be from the same campus.

Felmon Davis, Philosophy, Union College (Moderator)
Michael Arnush, Classics, Skidmore College
John O'Neill, English, Hamilton College
Steve Sargent, History, Union College
Mark Walker, History, Union College

Best Practices

Vicki Martinez, Modern Languages, Union College (Moderator)
Ron Bucinell, Mechanical Engineering, Union College
Jamie Carroll, Center for Educational Technology, Middlebury College
Margaret Hunt, History and Women's and Gender Studies, Amherst College
Dana Leibsohn, Art, Smith College

Keynote Address and Lunch

Adrianne Wortzel

Panel Discussion - "Collaborating Around Campus or Around the World
Panelists will discuss the challenges and rewards of the teamwork required to develop and teach a course involving multiple locations. They will discuss differences and similarities to a traditional course, the role of technology, and future directions.

Ted Gilman, Political Science, Union College (Moderator)
Thomas D'Agostino, Partnership for Global Education, Hobart and William Smith Colleges and Union College
Dierk Hoffman, German, Colgate
Steve Leavitt, Anthropology, Union College
Walter von Reinhart, Languages, University of Rhode Island