November 2011

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• From the Director
• Blended Course Design Summer Seminar Update (Carol Bruess)
• Connecting Food with Our Curriculum - Summer Seminar Update (Debra Petersen)
• The Importance of Sabbatical Leave for Scholarly Production (John Holst)
• Teaching Tune-Up with Classroom Consultants
• Found Wisdom: 21st Century Campus Culture
• Online Classroom subscription

December 2011

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• From the Director: Are we academically adrift?
• Found Wisdom: Academically Adrift
• Developing a Rubric to Grade Classroom Participation (Stephen Brookfield)
• Using the iPad for Qualitative Research (Avinash Malshe)
• If you can’t beat them, have them edit: Using Wikipedia as a learning tool (Roxanne Prichard)
• What's Behind Student Plagiarism? (Merrie Davidson)
• Using Library Resources in Your Courses

February 2012

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• From the Director: Impressions from the Academically Adrift reading group
• Are we Academically Adrift? Evaluating results of the CLA assessment at St. Thomas (Michael Jordan & Michael Cogan)
• Part 2: If you can’t beat them, have them edit (Roxanne Prichard)
• Intentional and unintentional plagiarism: what’s the difference and what can faculty do about it?
• Found Wisdom - Teaching Critical Thinking: Are We Clear?

March 2012

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• From the Director: The State of SoTL at UST
• Midwest Faculty Seminar Update
• Found Wisdom: The 'I Deserve a Better Grade on This' Conversation
• Resources for Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)

April 2012

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• From the Director: Can we de-stress yet?
• 2012 - 2013 Sabbatical Awards
• Found Wisdom: Managing Teaching Loads and Finding Time for Reflection and Renewal
• Resources for Managing Blended/Online Environment
• Welcome Peter Weinhold - IRT Liaison

May 2012

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• From the Director
• Research Grants Awarded for 2012-13
• Teaching Enhancement Grants Awarded for 2012-13
• Blackboard Summer Updates
• Found Wisdom: When Cell Phones are the Book: some observations on e-readers