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| Professional Opportunities Available at the TLC |
| The Teaching Learning Center (TLC) is where members
of the BMCC instructional community come together to talk about our
work in the classroom and our professional and creative lives outside
of the classroom. |
| TLC presentations are among the professional and service
activities considered for tenure or promotion. Please join your peers
from across the campus as a presenter and/or as an
audience member. |
PRESENTATION OPTIONS
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Professional work. (Try out
presentations for conferences, other professional events, or
publication.) |
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Published works or works in progress
(any format). |
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Food for Thought (FFT): Moderate
informal discussions or organize a panel to provoke thought,
raise questions, examine the teaching and learning issues we
face at BMCC. |
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| NOTE: We encourage scenarios or role-plays
from the classroom, provocative readings, analyses of student work.
Presentations should be designed for maximum audience participation
and include a specific or implied question to open the discussion.
(E.g., last spring we had FFT presentations on plagiarism and learning
styles.) |
ATTRACTING AN AUDIENCE
To attract the largest audience, we recommend you choose a day other
than Friday. The time is your choice, within the limits of our schedule.
We do not schedule presentations on Wednesdays from 2:00-4:00 PM since
these hours are reserved for campus meetings. We will handle college-wide
publicity of the event, but we suggest that you personally invite
people who may be particularly interested in your work. |
| If your presentation is suitable for students, please
check the appropriate box on the proposal submission form. Please
note that if we invite students, the presentation will not be held
in Room S-501 B. We will choose a suitable alternative. |
| YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
Presenters are responsible for photocopying and for arranging
the use of audio/visual equipment. Proposal makers for FFT are responsible
for moderating or finding a moderator. The TLC has a projection
screen for Power Point presentations. |
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Submit a presentation proposal |
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