MAGNA ONLINE SEMINARS
Bruce Kelley
Bruce Kelley is the founding director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at the University of South Dakota and professor of Music in the College of Fine Arts. He also serves as USD's accreditation liaison officer for the Higher Learning Commission. His research has been centered on music of the American Civil War, music theory pedagogy, models of course design, organizational theory, and change management. He is the author of two books and numerous publications, including the highly acclaimed Preparing Your Campus for Veterans Success: An Integrated Approach to Facilitating the Transition and Persistence of our Military Students (Stylus, 2013).
Kelley earned his MA and PhD in music theory from The Ohio State University and BM in trombone performance from Nebraska Wesleyan University, and received a certificate from the Harvard Graduate School of Educations Management Development program.
Updated 11-14-2017
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- Department and Program Evaluation and Assessment, Faculty, Leadership, Magna All Access, On-Demand Seminars
Outcomes-Based Assessment of Teaching & Learning Centers
- $29.00 – $697.00
- This seminar gives you a reliable framework for measuring tangible outcomes for your teaching and learning center and communicating these outcomes clearly to others.
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- 20-Minute Mentors, Faculty, Magna All Access, Specific Student Populations
What Learning Activities Help Student Veterans Succeed?
- $29.00 – $399.00
- Learn practical techniques you can implement immediately to help student veterans succeed. Techniques include understanding the differences between military and academic decision making, as well as how to teach student veterans how to reflect and write for an academic environment.
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- 20-Minute Mentors, Department and Program Evaluation and Assessment, Leadership, Magna All Access
How Can I Measure My Faculty Development Center’s Impact?
- $29.00 – $399.00
- In an era of ever-tightening budget restrictions placed on universities and departments, no program or academic center is safe from cutbacks. This program prepares you to measure and articulate the value of your center in ways that matter to people who think about line items and dollar signs.
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