Organizational Learning and Professional Development Resources for ICC Faculty & Staff ILLINOIS CENTRAL COLLEGE NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATIONS, ALL PERSONNEL A half-day, in-person orientation held each month plus online tutorials to be completed within 30 days of employment. Teaches the basics of Six Sigma and its application at ICC; completers of this are eligible for Green SS Six Sigma Yellow Belt Training Belt training. http://icc.edu/about-icc/quality-initiatives/six-sigma/ OL A 6-month relationship to foster professionalism and community, aide enculturation, and Cougar Colleagues (staff mentoring) encourage both personal and professional growth and development. A 1-day orientation held the Monday before classes begin in August, monthly sessions held New Full-Time OL throughout the academic year on scheduled Thursdays at 3:00pm, and an assigned mentor. Faculty Orientation Teaching for Student Learning – An online professional development tool for all faculty. sites.google.com/site/iccteachlearn/ A 1-hour orientation held the Wednesday before classes begin in the fall and spring semesters Dual Credit Faculty Orientation & OL followed by Faculty Teaching Conversations. New Adjunct Faculty Orientation Department/Office Orientation Coordinated within a department/office, addressing specific information, procedures. New Employee Orientation OL/HR COLLEGE-WIDE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT EVENTS Celebration of Learning Celebration of Service Offered in August (week prior to the start of a new academic year) and January (Wednesday prior to the start of the spring semester), focused on teaching and learning. OL OL Offered in summer, focused on providing service in all areas of the college. Conversations with Cabinet Service Excellence Project OL Held during fall and spring semesters on each campus. Focuses on the skills and opportunities to fulfill ICC’s CougarCARE Principles for providing excellent service to our students, colleagues, and community. Offered fall and spring, designed to build community, enhance service, and improve techniques through non-evaluative observations and shared reflections (classroom or staff position). OL Teaching Squares, Diamond OL Dialogues & Cougar Combos Six Sigma Gate Reviews SS Diverse Hiring Workshop Reports team progress and invites college-wide input; open to all to learn about Six Sigma projects. All employees are encouraged to attend this workshop on diversity and hiring at ICC. This workshop is required for participation on a hiring/search committee. OL/HR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES eServices/PeopleSoft (Rosters, Grades) Interest Based Bargaining TLC OL Blackboard (Faculty, Staff and Students) TLC TLC Atomic Learning Technology tutorials OL/PDI ICC Leadership Series iClickers (classroom response devices) Professional Development Institute PDI Workshops cce.icc.edu/pdi/ Instructional Technology training & TLC equipment TLC Curriculum Development System (CDS) [email protected] TLC Software Training CSS Details & registration information for these events plus many more professional development opportunities can be found in the Organizational Learning News or on the Employee Calendar (icc.edu > Faculty & Staff > Employee Calendar) Organizational Learning Transcripts note your professional development at ICC. Transcripts can be requested at any time by completing the online form: icc.edu > Faculty & Staff > Teaching & Learning Center > Quick Links > Transcript Request In addition, Organizational Learning provides services and/or support for: CPR/AED Certification, Web Accessibility Standards and Compliance, Copyright and Fair Use, iSpace, Wellness Works, Campus Tours, and Departmental In-Services. To inquire about or request a program or service: [email protected] or 694-5442 SOURCES OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION Organizational Learning News Organizational Learning Calendar eNews Weekly snapshot of professional development & learning events sent to all personnel via email. Comprehensive calendar for professional development & learning events available online. icc.edu > Faculty & Staff > Employee Calendar > Organizational Learning Calendar Highlight of college events & news available online. icc.edu > Faculty & Staff > Employee & College News Organizational Learning, Online Learning and Instructional Technology resources. Organizational Learning Website http://icc.edu/faculty-staff/teaching-learning-center/organizational-learning/ Monthly meeting to design, develop, deliver, assess and continuously improve faculty and staff development. sites.google.com/site/organizationallearning201213/ Strategic Forum Monthly meeting providing information and professional development for ICC managers. Six Sigma Engages employees in college improvement projects. Sponsoring Department Key (for direct contact & information): Organizational Learning Committee Curriculum & Scheduling Services HR Human Resources : 694-5720 SS Six Sigma : 694-5173 CSS : 694-5745 OL Organizational Learning : 694-5442 TLC Teaching & Learning Center : 694-8908 PDI Professional Development Institute : 690-6900 Reviewed May 2015 The Timeline of an Illinois Central College Academic Term Keep on track with teaching, learning, assessment, evaluation and record keeping General Timeline of an Academic Term :: Reporting Requirements, Teaching and Learning Activities Day 1/ Week 1 Classes begin Weekly Within the first week Mid‐point Post mid‐ point (50%+) to 60% of the term Ongoing End Verify your class roster*; get to know your students & facilitate activities for them to get to know each other Set clear expectations for communication, class procedures & assignments; ask students for their expectations Pre‐test students’ current knowledge of the discipline or subject Teach from the discipline or subject; do not dismiss early! Give an assignment using the course syllabus/course information as the “text” Assess student Evaluate/grade & Provide students Post grades and/or learning, determining return assignments Teach from the with feedback on running averages in a if they are grasping with meaningful discipline or subject their learning timely manner the course content feedback Mark never‐attenders* (students on your roster who have not attended/participated in the class) who will be dropped from the class. Attendance rosters must be approved by the calculated deadline. Early in the term, check your AWARe+ roster for specific deadlines. Post attendance*, marking non‐attenders who will be dropped from the class. You will be prompted to enter the last date of attendance for each non‐attender. Attendance rosters are due within 8 days of the class midpoint. Check your AWARe roster for specific dates. Remind students to be responsible for their grades & course averages Federal regulations for financial assistance require ICC to report last day of attendance for students using federal financial aid who cease attending/participating in a course past mid‐point but before 60% of the term has passed. Students who cease attendance/participation in this limited timeframe should be awarded a grade of FA*, failure as a result of attendance. At the end of the semester, you will receive an email asking for the last date of attendance for each FA student. Check your AWARe roster for specific deadlines. Familiarize students with academic & personal support resources, student life opportunities & ways to get involved on campus Post‐test students’ knowledge of the discipline or subject Ask for student feedback about the class, class materials, assignments, pacing, etc. Post academic warnings*, marking students who are lacking basic skills or not making sufficient academic progress; students will be sent letters in US mail from Advisement & Counseling. Academic warning begins the first day of a term and ends 8 days after the midpoint. Check your AWARe roster for specific dates. Administer student assessment of faculty Post final grades* in eServices/ PeopleSoft. Grade rosters are generated on the final day of class. The grade rosters are due within 5 days of the final exam day. Check your AWARe roster for specific dates. Course Withdrawal :: Withdrawal dates vary and are listed in the printed and the online class schedules. Withdrawals are accepted online, by mail, fax or in person at the East Peoria Campus (L211), the Downtown Peoria Campus (Thomas 109) or the North Campus (Cedar Hall). Students may withdraw from a class until the date listed on the class schedule. If the withdrawal occurs on or before the listed refund date, the student may be entitled to a refund of tuition. A student is financially responsible for tuition and fees for all classes not officially dropped by the appropriate refund date. Faculty will be required to post the last date of attendance for students earning a W or WF. *Class rosters, attendance, FA grades, academic warnings, and final grades are managed through eServices/PeopleSoft. For more information and for step‐by‐step instructions, locate the eServices@ICC: Basic Roster Management; icc.edu/innovation > ESERVICES/PEOPLESOFT > eServices (PeopleSoft) for Faculty Guides. Visit, call or email the Teaching and Learning Center staff for assistance; 240A on the East Peoria Campus, 694‐8908 or [email protected] + AWARe :: Academic Warning Attendance Roster environment. Your AWARe rosters are accessed through eServices/PeopleSoft. Updated June 3, 2014
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