[FUN_Mail] Today, 4 pm - FUN Final Friday - cross and inter-disciplinary Neuroscience

[David Donley]

Hi Amy Jo,
I have some contractors coming to my house today between 3-7pm (specific I
know...). I plan to join FFF but I may be late or have to leave early if
they show up during the meeting time. So I probably won't be able to be
super involved but I do plan to listen in.

For April, I believe we were planning a Workshop preview of some sort,
correct? I haven't put much into that but I can chat with our committee
about that when we meet next week. We have a keynote speaker lined up and
are getting ready to roll out registration so my initial thought is that
the FFF could be the soft kick-off for some of the discussions we will have
at the workshop. However, I'm open to other suggestions.

David

On Fri, Mar 31, 2023 at 7:07 AM Amy Jo Stavnezer <AJStavnezer at wooster.edu>
wrote:

>    Good morning FUN friends,
>
>
>    Join us this afternoon (March 31) at 4 pm (EDT) to continue thinking
>    about thriving in the changing landscape of higher education. This
>    month we will focus on cross and inter-disciplinary Neuroscience
>    courses. The Higher Ed literature indicates that newer faculty have
>    increased inter- and cross-disciplinary training and interests, that
>    our diversified student body wants more connection to their lived
>    experiences, and that reduced faculty lines and efficiency in
>    cross-listing courses is likely to be our long-term future.
>
>
>    Several FUN members will discuss their courses that cross into or
>    cross-list with Art, Women and Gender Studies, Film, and Philosophy.
>    They will share their experiences with the power of making connections
>    with student’s lived experiences, how different perspectives impact
>    scientific inquiry, and dealing with potential barriers to teaching
>    credit and enrollment. Following the panel discussion we hope others
>    will share their experiences and engage in dialogue together.
>
>
>    Come and gather ideas on how to offer classes that serve lots of
>    different types of students, that are always full, and that make us
>    indispensable to our institutions!
>
>
>    Friday, March 31 at 4 pm (EDT) – [1]Register Here.
>
>
>    Your FUN Final Friday Team,
>
>    Amy Jo, Shannon, Barbara, and David
>
>
>    ________________________
>
>    Amy Jo Stavnezer, PhD
>
>    Professor of Neuroscience and Psychology
>
>    College of Wooster
>
>    Member, [2]Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience
>
>    Editorial Board, [3]Journal for Undergraduate Neuroscience Education
>
>    This email was sent at a time convenient for me.  Please do not feel
>    any need to respond until your regular working hours.
>
> References
>
>    1.
> https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAscOqrpzsjHNA6R472q2tfQ5EfATNLLpM1
>    2. http://funfaculty.org/
>    3. http://funjournal.org/
>
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-- 
David Donley, MSE PhD
Assistant Professor of Biology
Harding University | (501) 279-4151
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   Hi Amy Jo,
   I have some contractors coming to my house today between 3-7pm
   (specific I know...). I plan to join FFF but I may be late or have to
   leave early if they show up during the meeting time. So I probably
   won't be able to be super involved but I do plan to listen in.
   For April, I believe we were planning a Workshop preview of some sort,
   correct? I haven't put much into that but I can chat with our committee
   about that when we meet next week. We have a keynote speaker lined up
   and are getting ready to roll out registration so my initial thought is
   that the FFF could be the soft kick-off for some of the discussions we
   will have at the workshop. However, I'm open to other suggestions.
   David

   On Fri, Mar 31, 2023 at 7:07 AM Amy Jo Stavnezer
   <[1]AJStavnezer at wooster.edu> wrote:

        Good morning FUN friends,
        Join us this afternoon (March 31) at 4 pm (EDT) to continue
     thinking
        about thriving in the changing landscape of higher education.
     This
        month we will focus on cross and inter-disciplinary Neuroscience
        courses. The Higher Ed literature indicates that newer faculty
     have
        increased inter- and cross-disciplinary training and interests,
     that
        our diversified student body wants more connection to their lived
        experiences, and that reduced faculty lines and efficiency in
        cross-listing courses is likely to be our long-term future.
        Several FUN members will discuss their courses that cross into or
        cross-list with Art, Women and Gender Studies, Film, and
     Philosophy.
        They will share their experiences with the power of making
     connections
        with student’s lived experiences, how different perspectives
     impact
        scientific inquiry, and dealing with potential barriers to
     teaching
        credit and enrollment. Following the panel discussion we hope
     others
        will share their experiences and engage in dialogue together.
        Come and gather ideas on how to offer classes that serve lots of
        different types of students, that are always full, and that make
     us
        indispensable to our institutions!
        Friday, March 31 at 4 pm (EDT) – [1]Register Here.
        Your FUN Final Friday Team,
        Amy Jo, Shannon, Barbara, and David
        ________________________
        Amy Jo Stavnezer, PhD
        Professor of Neuroscience and Psychology
        College of Wooster
        Member, [2]Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience
        Editorial Board, [3]Journal for Undergraduate Neuroscience
     Education
        This email was sent at a time convenient for me.  Please do not
     feel
        any need to respond until your regular working hours.
     References
        1.
     [2]https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAscOqrpzsjHNA6R472q2tf
     Q5EfATNLLpM1
        2. [3]http://funfaculty.org/
        3. [4]http://funjournal.org/
     _______________________________________________
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     --
     FUN_Mail mailing list
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     [6]https://lists.funfaculty.org/mailman/listinfo/fun_mail
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   --

   David Donley, MSE PhD
   Assistant Professor of Biology
   Harding University | (501) 279-4151

References

   1. mailto:AJStavnezer at wooster.edu
   2. https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAscOqrpzsjHNA6R472q2tfQ5EfATNLLpM1
   3. http://funfaculty.org/
   4. http://funjournal.org/
   5. mailto:FUN_Mail at lists.funfaculty.org
   6. https://lists.funfaculty.org/mailman/listinfo/fun_mail
   7. http://www.funfaculty.org/drupal/mailarchive/FUN_mail