Speaker Series

The CTL and ECLP Guest Speaker Series presents current scholarship of teaching and learning topics. The speakers listed below visited Dominguez Hills recently and drew audiences of faculty and staff. Each speaker does a live interview in the TV studio which is archived on the CTL website. The day includes a Provost's Luncheon attended by Deans and administrators, and a general session for faculty. Participants complete exit surveys which provide data used to improve the subsequent speaker series.

James A. Anderson	Diversity: An Essential Element of Scholarly Teaching and Learning May 4, 2006
Tom Angelo	"Fostering Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum" April 5, 2005
Alexander Astin	"A Conversation With Alexander Astin"     November 14, 2007(Click here for Professor Astin's article in Jim Cooper's book)
Richard M. Felder	An Introduction to Learning Styles: How Students Learn, How Teachers Teach, and What Usually Goes Wrong with the Process February 15, 2007
Diane F. Halpern	Learning is NOT a Spectator Sport: Using the Science of Learning to Transform College Classrooms September 21, 2006
Jean MacGregor	“From Engaged Learners to Learning Communities” February 9, 2006
Barbara Millis	"On Becoming an Engaged Community of Learners" November 11, 2004
Craig E. Nelson	Fostering Critical Thinking & Mature Valuing Across the Curriculum (While Increasing Achievement, Equity and Retention) March 14, 2007
Craig E. Nelson	"Student Engagement and Diversity: Methods for Increasing Equity and Student Success" March 10, 2005
Karl Smith	“Using Cognitive Science Research to Design Instruction for Diverse Learners ” October 25, 2005
Vincent Tinto	"On Becoming an Engaged Community of Learners" February 24, 2005

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