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Welcome to Ferris State University New Faculty Orientation Week August 14-18, 2017 Hosted by: The Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Human Resources Department, and Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning

Monday August 14, 2017 University Center, Room 202A 7:30 Continental Breakfast UCB 203 7:30-8:30 Finalize On-boarding Documents Human Resources Staff Adrianna Skarl, Mandi Sterly, and Jennifer Wallace 8:35-9:15 Welcoming Comments Paul Blake, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs 9:15-10:30 Welcoming Remarks and Introductions David Eisler, President 10:30-10:45 Break 10:45-11:45 Safety Training Mike McKay, Director of Safety, Health, Environment & Risk 11:45-1 Lunch ABG (Ferris benefit consulting group), Health Savings Accounts, Retirement, & Wellness (Families, spouses, partners, and significant others are all welcomed!) Human Resources Staff Jan Blair, Michael Cutlip, and Holly Williams 12:30-2:15 Photos for ID Cards UCB 216 1-1:15 Break 1:15-2:15 Healthcare plan breakout sessions (Spouses and partners included) Human Resources Staff - Laurie Noell, Mandi Sterly, and Holly Williams 2:15-3 Active Shooter Training Public Safety Staff 3-3:15 Break 3:15-4:15 Anti-Harassment/Non-Discrimination at Ferris State University Labor Relations/Equal Opportunity Staff, Governmental Relations & General Counsel Kylie Piette 4:15-5 Passport to Success Human Resources Staff Jody Gardei, Mandy Sterly, and Jennifer Wallace 2

Tuesday August 15, 2017 University Center, Room 202A 7:30 Continental Breakfast UCB 203 7:30-8:15 Technology Assistance Center (TAC) Support We invite you to work with TAC personnel to resolve any technology snafus or questions you may have. Tina Jensen, IT Service Desk Specialist II Bob Horner, IT Service Desk Specialist II 8:15-9:15 Building a Successful Community of Learners In this session, we ll provide an opportunity for you to learn how engagement assists in building community among students. You will be able to consider options for implementation in your classes. Julie Rowan, Instructional Designer, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning 9:15-9:30 Break 9:30-9:45 Introductions: FCTL staff and faculty 9:45-11:15 Elements of a Learner-Centered Syllabus In this session, we ll provide an overview of the key elements that make up a syllabus. You will have time to work on your own syllabus, so please bring relevant materials. Kemi Fadayomi, Faculty-in-Residence, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, and Professor of Biology 11:30-12:45 Lunch and Conversations with Department Colleagues and Deans UCB 202B You will have the opportunity to interact with your Department Head, Chair or School Director, Dean, and one or more faculty colleagues to discuss aspects of the course you ll be teaching. 1-2 The Students in My Classes UCB 202A You will be introduced to a panel of FSU students who will share their classroom experiences and respond to your questions. 2-2:15 Break 2:15-2:45 Debriefing Discussion of The Students in My Classes Break 2:45-3:30 ADA Awareness and Assistance from Educational Counseling and Disability Services (ECDS) Marie Yowtz, Educational Counselor, Interim Coordinator, and Associate Professor, ECDS Afternoon Work Time and Dinner (please see page 4): 3

3:30-4:30 Syllabus Work Time Members of FCTL will be available to assist in any ways we can. You are invited to use this time to work on your course syllabi. We know that Monday the 28 th will be here in a heartbeat! 5-7 Dinner at The Rock Cafe 1420 Knollview Dr. Big Rapids, MI 49307 231-591-2206 You and your families, partners, spouses, and significant others are all invited! 4

Wednesday August 16, 2017 University Center, Room 202A 7:30 Continental Breakfast UCB 203 7:30-8:30 TAC Support We invite you to work with TAC personnel to resolve any technology snafus or questions you may have. Tina Jensen, IT Service Desk Specialist II Bob Horner, IT Service Desk Specialist II 8:30-9:30 Resources and Support for Research and Creative Works Thomas Dowling, Director, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs Kara Eagle, Corporate and Foundation Grants Manager Nick Kuiper, College of Education and Human Services, Academic Senate Faculty Research Committee Bob Murray, Associate Vice President for Advancement Wendy Stapp, Grants Administrator Maureen Wawsczyk, Research Integrity and Compliance Officer, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs 9:30-9:45 Break 9:45-11:30 Designing for Learning In this session, we will work through a curriculum design process for one of your courses. Kemi Fadayomi, Faculty-in-Residence, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, Professor of Biology Todd Stanislav, Director, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning 11:45-12:45 Lunch 1:00-2:30 Creating a Truly Diverse University You will learn about the University s vision and efforts to be an institution where diversity, in its many forms, is understood, respected, and valued. Questions we ll consider will include: How do we create environments for student learning that are inclusive of and sensitive to a diverse student population? How do we manage issues related to engaging students in discussion about issues of diversity? How can we incorporate diversity into our courses? David Pilgrim, Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion 2:30-2:45 Break 2:45-4:30 Junior Faculty Fellows Program Showcase UCB 202B The Junior Faculty Fellows Program, now in its fourth year, aims to support Fellows in identifying and attaining goals for their teaching or scholarship, and in growing their relationships with the University community. During this Showcase, you will learn about the 2016-2017 Fellows projects, and meet and interact with the Fellows. 5

5-7 New Faculty Reception - Hosted by Paul Blake, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Michigan College of Optometry Atrium 1124 S. State Street Big Rapids, MI You and your partner, spouse, and significant other are all invited! 6

Thursday August 17, 2017 FLITE, Room 110 7:30 Continental Breakfast FLITE 108 7:30-8 TAC Support Tina Jensen, IT Service Desk Specialist II Bob Horner, IT Service Desk Specialist II 8-9 Outlook E-mail and MyFSU FLITE 110 Andrew Peterson, Instructional Technologist, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning 9-9:15 Break 9:15-11:45 Blackboard Basics In this workshop, you will learn how to use Blackboard, the learning management system at FSU. Specific tools you will learn how to use include Announcements, Syllabus, Learning Modules, Calendar, Contacts, E-mail, and Messages. We will also explore the Grade Center, adding a course syllabus, and how to customize settings. Faculty teaching face-to-face courses must complete Blackboard Basic training in order to request Blackboard course shells. Jackie Hughes, Coordinator of Instructional Technology, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning Andrew Peterson, Instructional Technologist, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning 12-1:15 Lunch and Meetings with Faculty Union Representatives The Ferris Faculty Association, FSU s tenure-track faculty union, will meet in FLITE 133. The Ferris Non-tenure Track Faculty Organization will meet in FLITE 135. FLITE 112 will also be available if you do not plan to attend one of the meetings with the union organizations. Charles Bacon, President, Ferris Faculty Association Mary Bacon, President, Ferris Non-tenure Track Faculty Association 1:30-3:15 Human Resources Orientation Benefits Follow-Up FLITE 112 Human Resources Staff Afternoon Options: 3:30-4:30 Campus Driving Tour Meet in FLITE 110 A student tour guide and FCTL staff will give a campus tour. We ll explore a few buildings such as the University Recreation Center, Interdisciplinary Resource Center (IRC, including the Center for Latin@ Studies and the Office for International Education), the Academic Support Center, and a residence hall. 3:30-4:30 Walking Tour of Select Classrooms Meet in FLITE 108 This tour will give you an opportunity to visit classrooms in which you may teach and allow you to explore the technology available in the rooms. Prior sign-up is encouraged in order to identify which classrooms to visit. 7

Friday August 18, 2017 FLITE 110 8 Continental Breakfast FLITE 108 8:30-9:15 Resources and Support for Student Success FLITE 110 Jason Bentley, Dean, Retention and Student Success David Marquard, Director, FSU Writing Center and Assistant Professor, Department of English, Literature, and World Languages Deedee Stakley, Director, Office of Transfer and Secondary School Partnerships 9:15-10:30 Introduction and Welcome to FLITE and its Building Partners FLITE 110 You will tour FLITE and the offices of its Building Partners. You will also learn about the services and opportunities that are available, and meet your library liaison. Scott Garrison, Dean of FLITE FLITE Faculty and Staff FLITE Building Partners: FCTL, Jim Crow Museum, Media Production, Office of Multicultural Student Services (OMSS), Office of Research and Sponsored Programs 10:45-11:45 Insights from New Faculty FLITE 133 In this session, you will engage with faculty who have just completed their first year of teaching at FSU. They will share their experiences and respond to your questions. 12-1:30 Lunch, an Invitation, and an Evaluation of New Faculty Orientation Week - FLITE 110 We will share information about the New Faculty Transition Program. We will also seek your input about what has worked well and not so well this week. FCTL Staff Afternoon Options: 1:45-4:30 One-on-One Assistance from Human Resources staff (By Appointment) 1:45-4:15 Blackboard Collaboration Tools FLITE 112 This workshop is required for faculty who teach a blended or fully online course. It highlights some of the Blackboard collaboration tools that have the potential to enhance student learning. Participants will learn how to use groups, discussion boards, journals, blogs, wikis, and other collaboration tools. Participants will also learn how to create and use rubrics. Faculty teaching blended or fully online courses must complete both the Blackboard Basics training and this training in order to request Blackboard course shells. Jackie Hughes, Coordinator of Instructional Technology, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning Andrew Peterson, Instructional Technologist, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning 1:45-2:45 Tour of the Ferris Museum of Sexist Objects Meet outside FLITE 112 (MOSO is in Starr 314) Tracy Busch, Associate Professor of Humanities 1:45-2:45 Tour of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia Meet outside FLITE 112 Lisa Kemmis, Museum Assistant Cyndi Tiedt, Museum Docent 8