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Here's a look back at the 2002 Symposium...
Assessment as a Mechanism for Learning: Value and Coherence for ESF
Friday, February 8, 2002
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2002 Symposium Program
| 11:45-2:15 | Registration and Lunch (pre-registration required) | Alumni Lounge |
| Welcoming Remarks Prof. Scott Shannon, Executive Chair of the Faculty, President Cornelius Murphy, Provost William Tully |
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| The Marriage of Art and Engineering: The Marimba as Wood Product and Musical Instrument Prof. George Kyanka, Chair, Construction Management & Wood Products Engineering Ernest Muzquiz, Syracuse Symphony |
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| Getting the Most Out of Assessment Invited Speaker: Dr. Patricia Francis, Professor of Psychology, SUNY Cortland, and Co-Chair, SUNY General Education Assessment Review Group |
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| A Guided Tour of Assessment Dr. Steven Keller, Chair, Subcommittee on Instructional Quality; Dr. Peter Gray, Syracuse University; and Dr. Patricia Francis A roundtable workshop and discussion for students, faculty, and staff will focus on a College-wide process and tools for course-embedded assessment. |
Contact Chuck Spuches or Sharon Weis (470-6817) for registration information or visit the Symposium web page for information on this and past Symposia.
The Symposium is sponsored jointly by ESF College Faculty Governance and the Subcommittee on Instructional Quality, the Provost's Advisory Committee on Effectiveness, and the office of the President
