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Hosted by Rhodes State College in Lima, Ohio

Conference Date: Friday, October 14, 2016

Theme: “Creating in the Classroom: Enjoying Experiential Learning”

How can we as educators influence students to come to college excited about

learning? One of the greatest difficulties we face as faculty is actively engaging

stu-dents with the learning process. There are few greater challenges than

transform-ing a traditional classroom or an online classroom into a stimulattransform-ing and enjoyable

active learning opportunity. Experiential learning can be one remedy to the

poten-tially dull process of disseminating information to our students. What fun active

learning activities have you used to engage students in their own learning process?

Please consider sharing one of your active learning strategies. Proposals should

reflect teaching methods which foster an active and engaging learning experience,

such as:

- Student collaboration

- Supplemental learning

- Field study (local “study abroad”)

- Technology for learning

- Service-based learning strategies

- Use of film / video

- Internships / externships

- Use of multiple intelligences

- Guided discovery strategies

- Use of games

- Study abroad

- Student led activities

- Civic engagement activities

- Peer mentor / tutor / coach

See page 2 for proposal guidelines

OATYC Conference 2016

OATYC News

W W W . O A T Y C . O R G S P R I N G 2 0 1 6 S P E C I A L P O I N T S O F I N T E R E S T : Proposal Guidelines (page 2) Poster Show-case Format and Guide-lines (page 2) OATYC Jour-nal (page 3) Outstanding Teachers (page 4)

Call for Proposals—Due April 1

Ohio Association of Two-Year Colleges

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Join Us as a Presenter for this Year’s Conference:

“Creating in the Classroom: Enjoying Experiential Learning”

Proposal Guidelines:

Submit the following via e-mail:

Title and a one-sentence description of your presentation along

with the name, institution, address, phone number and e-mail of

co-presenters.

100 word summary of proposal that links presentation goals with

the conference theme.

All rooms will be equipped with a computer station and projection

monitor. Please note any specific additional equipment and/or

audio-visual requests.

Presentations are 30 minutes in length. Proposals will be evaluated on

how well the presentation addresses the conference theme.

Opportuni-ties for audience interaction are encouraged.

Please note: Each presenter must register at the full registration rate

which is $80 before September 30, 2016, and $90 thereafter. *

* No refunds after October 1, 2016.

S P R I N G 2 0 1 6

Proposal Deadline: E-mail your proposal by Friday, April 1,

2016,

to

Nora Beerline at the following address:

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Teaching Grant

Call for Proposals 2016

S P R I N G 2 0 1 6

Apply Now!

The Teaching Grant

supports two-year

col-lege faculty in

develop-ing projects that

en-hance teaching and

learning in their

class-rooms.

Grant amount: one

grant for one person at

$1,500 maximum.

Download the

scholar-ship registration information

and key dates for the 2016

award from our web site:

www.oatyc.org

Proposals are due by April 15,

2016.

Send your proposal to

Adrienne Cassel at:

adrienne.cassel@sinclair.edu

937-512-2896

and are blind reviewed

for publication.

Submission information

is available on our web

site: www.oatyc.org

The OATYC annually

publishes a refereed

journal.

Consider submitting

your research and/or

conference paper to our

journal. Submissions are

accepted year-round

Please contact the

journal Editor,

Pro-fessor Kelly Webb of

Summit College, for

more information:

330-972-7140

kwebb@uakron.edu

Congratulations to:

Dr. Regan Silvestri

Lorain County Community College

Teaching Grant

2015 Winner!

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SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO 2014-2015WINNERS:

Janet Marshall, Miami University–Middletown (Full

-

Time)

Erika Jefferson, Cuyahoga Community College (Adjunct)

Nominate a Colleague for

TEACHER OF THE YEAR—2016

Each year at the conference luncheon, outstanding teachers from Ohio’s two-year colleges are recognized. Each two-year college is eligible to nominate one full-time faculty member and one adjunct faculty member. All nominees

will receive special recognition at this fall’s conference at Rhodes State College in Lima, Ohio. Add a teacher from your college to this year’s list of finalists! Awards Chair Connie Golden at cgolden@lakelandcc.edu is now accepting

nominations for 2015-2016. To download anomination form go to www.oatyc.org —Due by May 16, 2016

S P R I N G 2 0 1 6

COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY NOMINEE FT PT

Central Ohio Technical College Nick Shay FT Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Pamela S. Ecker FT Clark State Community College Fabian Novello FT Columbus State Community College Dan Hare FT Cuyahoga Community College - Metro Campus Brenda Stotesbery FT Cuyahoga Community College - Eastern Campus Kristine Glasener FT Cuyahoga Community College - Western Campus Clara J. Hall FT Eastern Gateway Community College Tracy Miller FT Hocking College - Nelsonville Campus William Finnearty FT Lakeland Community College Lynne Gabriel FT Lorain County Community College Mary Jo DiGiandomenico FT Marion Technical College Tanya Grandillo FT Miami University Hamilton Jennifer Yamashiro FT Miami University Middletown Janet L. Marshall FT North Central State College Brad Hays FT Northwest State Community College Andrew Kozal FT Rio Grande Community College Keith Saunders FT Rhodes State College Jacob King FT Sinclair Community College Kay Berg FT Stark State College Angela M. Adkins FT Terra State Community College Michelle White FT University of Akron - College of Applied Science & Tech Michael Johanyak FT Zane State College Rebecca Butler FT

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Nominees for the 2014/2015

OATYC Teacher of the Year (continued)

COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY NOMINEE PT

Central Ohio Technical College-Newark Campus Yolanda Sanders PT Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Jeffrey Leptak-Moreau

PT Clark State Community College Victor Howarah PT Columbus State Community College Jennifer Glaubitz PT Cuyahoga Community College-Metroplitan Campus Derrick A. Pledger PT Cuyahoga Community College - Eastern Campus Colleen Clark-Sutton PT Cuyahoga Community College - Western Campus Erika Jefferson PT Eastern Gateway Community College Flora Shoe PT Lakeland Community College Alan Thorne PT Lorain Community College Kathleen (Kelly) Gruscinski PT Marion Technical College Pat Fox PT Miami University Hamilton Karen Brentley PT Miami University Middletown Cathy Shackson PT North Central State College Mindy Duffner PT Ohio State ATI Robert McMahon PT Rhodes State College Brenda Stose PT Rio Grande Community College Amy Landrum PT Sinclair Community College Diana Beblo PT Stark State College Ann McCoy PT Terra State Community College Kim Johnson PT University of Akron - College of Applied Science & Tech Gregory Julius PT Zane State College Karen Jones PT

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