UNIV 101 Faculty Meetings
Faculty meetings allow UNIV 101 instructors to share ideas, learn from each other and participate in the governance of University 101. They are also an important opportunity for the University 101 Programs staff to provide instructors with important announcements, communicate and clarify new expectations, and discuss emerging issues and trends. Faculty meetings will take place from 2:30 - 4:00 p.m in the Capstone Campus Room.
- Friday, September 13
- Friday, November 1
U101 Table Talks
These small group meetings are held throughout the fall to provide support for instructors when they need it. These informal gatherings allow instructors to share best practices, seek assistance with challenging situations, and identify colleagues who may be facing similar issues. The fall 2024 U101 Table Talks will take place from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. in the U101 Office (Carolina Coliseum) on the following days:
- Thursday, September 19
- Wednesday, October 2
- Monday, October 21
- Tuesday, November 19
Lessons from the Road Workshops
The purpose of these workshops is to give University 101 Instructors the opportunity to experience and participate in the effective facilitation of tried-and-true lesson plans. Workshops will be offered throughout the fall and will be facilitated by University 101 Programs staff members or instructors.
- First Day of Class, Tuesday, August 13, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
U101 in Action!
U101 in Action! is an opportunity for instructors to see how other University 101
instructors address the UNIV 101 learning outcomes, co-teach and interact with their
students.
Colleague Clusters
Colleague Clusters offer instructors a way to network and foster academic community. These are small groups of five to seven instructors who can serve as a support network for each other. Clusters share ideas, successes and resources with each other and communicate in a variety of ways, including face-to-face, GroupMe and hybrid options. Sign-up information will be available in June.
Other Fall Workshops
Occasionally the University 101 Programs staff will host workshops throughout the fall semester in response to current needs and trends affecting instructors.