Faculty Day 2018
22nd Annual Faculty Day Conference
Student Center
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
We invite you to participate in the exchange of ideas at this year’s Faculty Day Conference. The day promises to be filled with thought-provoking, absorbing and (perhaps) controversial presentations and discussions.
Throughout the day you will have many opportunities to speak about your latest ideas and creative work with familiar colleagues, while also getting to meet and collaborate with people from across the entire college community.
- Symposiums, Workshops, and Panel Discussion
- Luncheon and Roundtable Discussions
- Gallery and Academic Posters
- Faculty Awards Ceremony and Reception
- Lounge Open All Day! (with computers to check your e-mail or revise your presentation)
With lunch provided and refreshments served the entire day, you’ll have a unique opportunity to get to know other members of the college and share your thoughts, your concerns and your ideas. The Faculty Day Conference will renew your enthusiasm for scholarship while reinforcing your sense of connection to the Brooklyn College community.
We hope to see all of our full-time faculty, our adjunct faculty, and our professional staff at the 22nd Annual Faculty Day Conference!
Conference Details
About Faculty Day
The 22nd Annual Faculty Day Conference and Award Ceremony affords us an opportunity to pause from business as usual in order to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of the Brooklyn College faculty. At this multidisciplinary conference, colleagues participate in an exchange of ideas about a wide variety of scholarly, artistic, and pedagogical interests and concerns. The awards ceremony honors individuals nominated by their fellow faculty members for their accomplishments in teaching, research, and service.
The Faculty Day Conference provides a unique college-wide opportunity to foster connections with our colleagues and improve the quality of intellectual and social life here on campus. Each year this day gives us a chance to engage in dialogue about academic and pedagogical activities with our colleagues from remarkably diverse disciplines.
Thank you for joining us at this year’s Faculty Day Conference and contributing to Brooklyn College’s professional and intellectual vitality.
Conference Committee
Committee Co-chairs
- Graciela Elizalde-Utnick
- Myra Kogen
Committee Members
- James Eaton
- Gail Horowitz
- Nicholas Irons
- Stephanie Jensen-Moulton
- Neil Malvone
- Catherine McEntee
- Jerry Mirotznik
- Matthew Moore
- Theodore Muth
- Mariana Regalado
- Suklima Roy
- Judith Wild
Schedule
Continental Breakfast and Conference Kick-off
9:30–10 a.m.
State Lounge, fifth floor
Refreshment Lounge
Available all day!
State Lounge, fifth floor
Check your e-mail, double-check your presentation, grab a snack, and chat with your colleagues.
Symposia Session 1—10–11:15 a.m.
- Toward a Cross-disciplinary Statistical Pedagogy Environment
- Education Policy Under Trump, DeVos, and the 115th Congress: A Conversation
- Taking Inclusivity Seriously: Bringing Disability Studies to Brooklyn College
- Interactive Fiction Storytelling in the Virtual Reality Metaverse
- Being the Bridge: Developing Community-Engaged Learning
Symposia Session 2—11:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m.
- Open Resources, Open Pedagogy!
- Challenges and Issues for Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Students
- The Logic of Social Networks
- Ioada: Unearthing the Odyssey of Io
- Hacking the Syllabus
Luncheon Sessions—12:45–2:15 p.m.
Luncheon and Roundtable Discussions
Gold Room, sixth floor
Gallery and Academic Posters
Maroon Room, sixth floor
Symposia Session 3—2:15–3:30 p.m.
- Teaching With Medieval Manuscripts
- #NeverAgain: Teaching and Learning Alongside Student Activists After Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
- Open Access and Alternative Modes of Scholarly Publication
- Voice Preservation Workshop
- Mindfulness in Teacher Education
Awards Ceremony—3:45–4:30 p.m.
Penthouse
Reception—Approximately 4:30–6 p.m. (Following the Awards Ceremony)
Penthouse
Jazz performance by the Sobina Chi Trio, Conservatory of Music
Luncheon and Roundtable Discussions
12:45–2:15 p.m.
Gold Room, 6th Floor
- The Humanities—Still the Center of Brooklyn College?
- Peer Teaching Observations: Helpful or High-Stakes?
- Connecting With Students: What Can We Learn From Relationship Science?
- Fresh Ed: Strategies for Academic Success for First-Year Students
- Making Academic Assessment as Painless as Possible
- Writing! Isn’t That SO last Century?!? WAC in the Digital Age
- Tricks and Tools for Streaming Media in Blackboard
- A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing: Mental Health Fluency Among BC Undergraduates
- Cultural Competency: How Can You Bring It to Your Classroom and Beyond?
- #MeToo @ Brooklyn College
Gallery and Academic Posters
Presenters available during the luncheon period from 12:45 to 2:15 p.m. to discuss their work.
Maroon Room, 6th Floor
- Authors’ Corner: Brooklyn College Faculty Authors
- Reading Rescue: A Follow-Up on the Effectiveness of an Intervention Program
- Reducing Disparities When Turning Test Scores Into Course Grades
- Introducing the One-Sentence Lesson Plan
- Diet and Acculturation in Black African Immigrants: Ghanaian Youth, Parents and Grandparents See Cultural Enclaves Differently
- Visible and Vulnerable: LGBTQIA Community and Resources at Brooklyn College
- 21st Century Journal Publishing: A Guided Tour Through the Emerging Models and Newest Options
- Flourishing in Overweight and Obese Adolescents of Varying Physical Activity Levels
- Would Accrual Accounting Valuation Models Be Interested to Finance Educators?
- Justice for Revenge Porn Victims: A Take-Down Remedy Against the Perpetrators of Non-Consensual Pornography
- Standardized Patients: Bridging the Clinical Gap in Dysphagia Education
- U.S. Business Needs for Employees With International Expertise
- Simul Melius: Using the STEM Information Internship to Foster Future Partnerships in Librarianship
- Constellations of Convenience: Graduate Students, Mobile Devices, and Academic Workflows
- Health Literacy-Based Interventions Addressing Medication Adherence, Patient Knowledge and Health Outcomes: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
- From Historical Silk Road to the Modern Silk Road
- Cross-Disciplinary Faculty/Student Music OER Computer App Projects
- Dual Language Development in Preschool and Pre-kindergarten: Relations With Teachers’ Language Use and Family Context
- New York and Buenos Aires: A Photographic Tale of Two Cities
- Amerind as Functional Communication in Severe Apraxia of Speech: A Case Study
- Diana Rogovin David Speech-Language-Hearing Center Serves Brooklyn College and the Brooklyn Community
- Universal Design: An Education Created for All
- Subway Photos
- Brooklyn College Nutrition Clinic: 2013–2018
Awards Ceremony and Reception
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
3:45 p.m.
Penthouse
Introductory Remarks
Prudence D. Cumberbatch, Africana Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies
Michelle J. Anderson, President
The Claire Tow Distinguished Teacher Award (pdf)
Joseph Entin, English
presented by MarÃa Scharrón-del RÃo, School Psychology, Counseling and Leadership
The Claire Tow Distinguished Teacher Award was established through a generous gift from Leonard Tow ’50, a trustee of the Brooklyn College Foundation, in honor of his wife, Claire Tow ’52. The award recognizes a senior member of the faculty for outstanding qualities as a teacher and for being a role model to students and other faculty. It carries a stipend of $10,000, to be paid in one installment through the Brooklyn College Foundation.
Award for Excellence in Teaching for a Full-time Faculty Member (pdf)
Matthew Burgess, English
presented by Gail Horowitz, Chemistry
The award in the amount of $5,000 will be presented annually to a full-time faculty member for his or her demonstrated excellence in teaching at Brooklyn College.
Award for Excellence in Teaching for a Part-time Faculty Member (pdf)
Linda Noble and Małgorzata Powietrzyńska, Secondary Education
presented by JoAnn Luhrs, Classics
The award, in the amount of $5,000, will be presented annually to a part-time (adjunct) faculty member for his or her demonstrated excellence in teaching and recognizes the important contributions made by adjunct faculty to teaching and learning at Brooklyn College.
Outstanding Undergraduate Deputy Award (pdf)
Myles Bassell, Business Management
presented by Roni Natov, English
This award recognizes a member of the faculty and acknowledges their extraordinary contribution to the college as teacher, adviser and mentor to students in their capacity of undergraduate deputy (or similarly designated departmental role). The award establishes a $1,500 expense account to fund faculty travel, provide materials to support their graduate program, or support the research agenda of their students.
Outstanding Graduate Deputy Award (pdf)
Judylee Vivier, Theater
presented by Mark Ungar, Political Science
This award recognizes a member of the graduate faculty and acknowledges their extraordinary contribution to the college as teacher, adviser and mentor to students in their capacity of graduate deputy. The award establishes a $1,500 expense account to fund faculty travel, provide materials to support their graduate program, or support the research agenda of their students.
Award for Excellence in Creative Achievement (pdf)
Rose Bonczek, Theater
presented by Jennifer McCoy, Art
The award in the amount of $5,000 will be presented annually to a full-time faculty member of Brooklyn College for creative or artistic work.
Award for Excellence in Research (pdf)
Janet Johnson, Political Science
presented by Tammy Lewis, Sociology
The award in the amount of $5,000 will be presented annually to a full-time faculty member of Brooklyn College for outstanding scholarly work in his or her discipline.
Eric M. Steinberg Award for College Citizenship (pdf)
Joseph Entin, English
presented by Madeline Fox, Sociology and Children and Youth Studies
The award in the amount of $5,000 will be presented annually to a full-time faculty member for meritorious service chiefly to Brooklyn College, but also for fulfillment of the college’s mission in its relationships with communities in the Greater New York area and beyond.