PAST SENATE RETREATS

2011

Retreat Powerpoint (pdf format)

Pre-Retreat Readings:

 

• “Information Technology on Campus: By the Numbers”
  
•  “The Mindset List for the Class of 2015”
  
• “The 2011 Mind-Set of Faculty (Born Before 1980)”
  
• McHaney, Roger. “Tomorrow’s Teaching and Learning: Timeslicing in the Classroom.” Excerpt from chapter 2 in The New Digital Shoreline: How Web 2.0 and Millennials Are Revolutionizing Higher Education. Stylus Publishing, LLC. Copyright © 2011 Stylus Publishing, LLC.  All rights reserved.
  
• Matt Cutts TED video on “Try Something New for 30 Days” (3-minute video)
  

If You Want to Read More....

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• Robertson, Douglas Reimondo. “Feeling Overloaded? You're Not Alone.” NEA Higher Education Advocate (February 2008)
  
• Cordell, Ryan. “New Technologies to Get Your Students Engaged.” Ryan Cordell. The Chronicle of Higher Education (8 May 2011)
  
• “Working Better: How To Make Your Gadgets Work For You”
  
• “Working Better: How to Use Your Email Effectively”

 

Post-Retreat Evalation and Feedback (Powerpoint in pdf format)

Ideas Generated at the Retreat

 

2010

"HIGHER EDUCATION: NATIONAL TRENDS & LOCAL IMPACTS"

Agenda Chair's Presentation Retreat Readings Packet (PDF)	Acedemic Senate Retreat 2010 Evaluations   Acedemic Senate Retreat 2010 Evaluations Faculty Input Administrator Input Staff Input Student Input
Input by Organizational Area   Student Service and Support ideas Commuinity, Communication, and Development Ideas Facilities and Physical Space Ideas Faculty Support Ideas All Ideas by Organizational Area	Input on Climate, Support, and Profile   Campus Climate Short-Term Ideas Long-Term Ideas Campus Support Short-Term Ideas Long-Term Ideas Campus Profile Short-Term Ideas Long-Term Ideas

 

Implementation of Ideas Note: As ideas are implemented on the campus, we will post updates to this site.

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2009

“CHALLENGES & CHOICES: SHAPING OUR FUTURE.”

• Program
  
• Retreat Questions

• Summary of Academic Senate Retreat Responses (2009)
  
• Transcript of Retreat Responses (2009)

 

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2008

“COMMUNITY, SUSTAINABILITY, UNIVERSITY ” (CSU)

 How can the University and the Community best collaborate to

promote and improve the “sustainability” of the city and the region?

1. Agenda
2. Sustainability Readings
3. Education Sustainability Powerpoint
4. Environmental Sustainability Powerpoint
5. Discussion Questions

Questions and Answers:

• Sustaining Health and Quality of Life Q & A
• Sustaining Cultural and Social Diversity Q & A

• Educational Sustainability Q & A (w/out recommendations)

• Economic Sustainability Q & A (w/out reccommendations)

• Environmental Sustainability Q & A

Issues and Recommendations:

• Sustaining Health and Quality of Life
• Sustaining Cultural and Social Diversity

• Educational Sustainability
• Economic Sustainability

• Environmental Sustainability

Evaluations:

• Evaluation Questions
• Evaluation Summaries

 

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2007

EDUCATING THE DIGITAL GENERATIONS

Student Success & Academic Technology

• Advising Results
• Engagement Results
• Learning/Teaching Results
• Survey Results

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2006

MISSION POSSIBLE: ENVISIONING OUR FUTURE

Changing the Mission & Vision of CSU, Long Beach

• Mission
• Vision

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2005

MEASURING STUDENT SUCCESS:

What Do We Do, How Can We Use It?