"Strategic Planning with Appreciative Inquiry for Colleges and Universities" (webinar)
Thursday, November 12, 2pm to 3pm, Reed Library Tower Lounge
Appreciative Inquiry is an approach to planning and positive change that has been used successfully in colleges, communities and organizations all around the world. It is broad-based, highly participative, and energizing. It builds new skills in faculty and staff, develops new leaders, encourages a culture of inquiry, and helps create shared vision and purpose for your college by building on your core values and strengths. Perhaps most importantly-it leads to action, commitment, and results.
2nd Edition of "How do you use the NY Times?"
Faculty are encouraged to submit, by November 16, 2009, a one-page description of writing assignments, creative assignments, debates, discussion groups, research projects, or other ways that you use the New York Times to enhance student learning in a course. Click here for submission instructions.
The PDC Short Stories Club Fall Edition!
We will be meeting Monday, November 9 at noon in the Japanese Garden area of the library. The book club will be featuring two short stories.
- A Man Called Horse by Dorothy Johnson
- St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves by Karen Russel
To register go to http://training.fredonia.edu/FallBookClub01
PDC Fall 2009 Programs