These highly focused video presentations answer a single teaching or leadership question and provide actionable insights.
Learn MorePrograms that provide actionable information on an array pf topics for higher ed faculty and administrators.
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Learn MoreDiscussion-focused workshops, offered at several convenient times and locations, that allow you to really dig into a specific teaching topic and gain knowledge and actionable insights.
“[Magna] are leaders in conferences that deliver. You can see that across all the different areas where they’ve been putting on conferences. This one is no different. And given their long history of putting on top quality events—well-run, great speakers, a really good comprehensive package—the value is really outstanding.” – Lolita Paff, associate professor, Penn State Berks
Professionalism can certainly be taught, but most importantly, it can also be evaluated. When done correctly and consistently, the evaluation process can be an effective tool to help employees, students, and employers identify the skills that may benefit the individual and employer. It can also be an effective tool for identifying focuses for improvement. In this seminar you will be able to identify what professionalism is and to present various methods for teaching and evaluating professionalism on campus and in the clinical environment.
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Through this interactive and engaging program, you’ll discover a robust set of resources—such as questions for self-assessment, sample documents, and worksheets—necessary for developing concrete strategies that will help you strengthen your campus GTA programs. Learn how to create successful programs that attract students, generate funding, and make an important contribution to the quality of academic work.
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Millions of Generation Z individuals are entering higher education or the workplace, but most faculty and academic professionals understand very little about their learning styles and what makes them tick. This seminar will help you understand how Generation Z is transforming your campus culture and how this generation will represent your institution as future alumni.
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