BEGIN:VCALENDAR METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//localhost//NONSGML iCalcreator 2.6// VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME:Teaching and Learning X-WR-CALDESC:Teaching and Learning X-WR-TIMEZONE:Canada/Saskatchewan BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8376apNX32@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Jeff Baker\, Gwenna Moss Centre & Lamarr OksasikewiyinWhen: Friday J an 11\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: Educ 2001 This gathering introduces p articipants to the diverse Aboriginal peoples of Saskatchewan and Canada. Participants will be engaged in learning activities addressing terminology used to describe and identify Aboriginal peoples \;(e.g.\, Native\, F irst Nations\, Inuit\, etc.)\, historical and contemporary socio-economic contexts\, and common myths and misconceptions about Aboriginal peoples.\n This gathering is part of a pilot project.  \;Registration is limited to faculty and staff in the College of Education and University Learning C entre. \; (details) DTSTART:20130111T130052 SUMMARY:Shared Ground URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12795 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8383H6JsbI@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Jeff Baker\, Gwenna Moss Centre & Lamarr OksasikewiyinWhen: Friday J an 25\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: EDUC 1022 Beginning with the premise that all humans are cultural beings\, this gathering provides an opportuni ty for participants to learn with Knowledge keepers from diverse Aborigina l cultural groups\, who will discuss the importance of place and protocols for ceremony and working with Elders. Participants will be invited to ref lect on their own culture\, on their own relation to place\, and on the in herent value of diverse Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultures.\nThis gath ering is part of a pilot project.  \;Registration is limited to facult y and staff in the College of Education and University Learning Centre. 60\; (details) DTSTART:20130125T130051 SUMMARY:Culture and Place URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12800 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8389xeOjLI@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Tereigh Ewert-Bauer\, Gwenna Moss Centre & Tracey RobinsonWhen: Friday Jan 25\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: Educ 2001 In this gathering\, parti cipants will learn about relationships between Indigenous peoples and the land\, and how these relationships factor into treaty agreements\, land cl aims and rights. Participants will also come to understand the differing l and agreements the government has negotiated with First Nations\, Metis\, and Inuit peoples. \; \; \; \;\nThis gathering is part of a pilot project.  \;Registration is limited to faculty and staff in th e College of Education and University Learning Centre. \; (details) DTSTART:20130125T130059 SUMMARY:Land Agreements URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12809 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8395D5ronV@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Tuesday Jan 29\, 2013 1:00 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 With Vic ki Herman\, Student Counselling\; Tracy Spencer\, Student Affairs Case Man ager\nStudents come to university with diverse experiences and resources a nd face a range of challenges over the course of their studies. \; Bec ause academic demands are high and study terms short\, student distress ha s the potential to compromise academic functioning and success. \; Stu dent advising is one place where signs of distress are likely to be eviden t. \; This session is intended to help Advisors feel clear about when and how they might intervene with students who are distressed or in crisis . A framework for understanding\, recognizing and addressing student distr ess will be presented\, including guidelines for when and how to involve o ther services on campus. (details) DTSTART:20130129T130006 SUMMARY:Assisting Distressed Students: Warning signs\, approaches and refe rral options URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13053 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8409Goz67i@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Brad Wuetherick\, Gwenna Moss CentreWhen: Thursday Jan 31\, 2013 1:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY 50.12 There are times in every discipline when students encounter a concept they find particularly difficult or troubleso me\, and where they possibly face uncertainty and anxiety about their lear ning.  \;This is especially true when the concept is transformative\, when it opens up a new way of thinking about the discipline.  \;Over t he past decade\, there has been a significant amount of research done expl oring these concepts - what has been called in the literature 'threshold c oncepts'.  \;This workshop will explore how threshold concepts have be en defined in the literature\, how we might identify the threshold concept s in our courses and programs where students are having particular difficu lty\, and how we might enable students to overcome the uncertainty that co mes from encountering these troublesome concepts. (details) DTSTART:20130131T133027 SUMMARY:Understanding Student Uncertainty and Difficulty: Threshold Concept s in the Disciplines URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13119 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-84147NZRXz@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Friday Feb 01\, 2013 9:00 AM - 11:30 AMWhere: MURRAY G3 With 0\;Vicki Herman\, Student Counselling\; Tracy Spencer\, Student Affairs Ca se Manager\nStudents come to university with diverse experiences and resou rces and face a range of challenges over the course of their studies.  \; Because academic demands are high and study terms short\, student distr ess has the potential to compromise academic functioning and success.  \; Student advising is one place where signs of distress are likely to be evident. \; This session is intended to help Advisors feel clear about when and how they might intervene with students who are distressed or in crisis. A framework for understanding\, recognizing and addressing student distress will be presented\, including guidelines for when and how to inv olve other services on campus. (details) DTSTART:20130201T090033 SUMMARY:Assisting Distressed Students: Warning signs\, approaches and refe rral options URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13054 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8421VV1RbG@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Carmen GilliesWhen: Friday Feb 01\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: Educ 2001 Learning about theories of Whiteness and anti-oppressive education is challenging but rewarding work\, as it entirely alters one’\;s persp ective of one’\;s self\, one’\;s students\, and the classroom. T his gathering aims to bring about a self-awareness\, through the explorati on of these theories\, that will set the groundwork for “\;Anti-Oppre ssive Practice\,”\; and will begin to prepare participants for an ope n-mindedness in their personal and professional lives.\nThis gathering is part of a pilot project.  \;Registration is limited to faculty and sta ff in the College of Education and University Learning Centre. \; (det ails) DTSTART:20130201T130043 SUMMARY:Whiteness and Privilege URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12810 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8427uHx32u@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Jeff Baker\, Gwenna Moss Centre & Sylvia McAdam Saysewahum\, First Na tions UniversityWhen: Friday Feb 01\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: EDUC 10 22 This gathering provides an opportunity for participants to receive cult ural teachings related to ceremony and story from an Elder or Knowledge ke eper. Protocols around the telling and sharing of stories will also be sha red. Participants will depart this gathering with the tools to continue de veloping relationships and learning with Elders and Knowledge keepers.\nTh is gathering is part of a pilot project.  \;Registration is limited to faculty and staff in the College of Education and University Learning Cen tre. \; (details) DTSTART:20130201T130051 SUMMARY:Ceremony and Story URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12801 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8432dNNfKb@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Tuesday Feb 05\, 2013 9:00 AM - 11:30 AMWhere: MURRAY G3 This se ssion endeavors to clear a path\, blow away the fog and assist advisors in identifying and understanding mission\, mandate and decision making proce sses and how those forces define our practices and relationships with lear ners.\nCritical Race Theory (CRT) provides a framework for professional an d personal development in this regard. Exploring the University’\;s a dvising culture provides a foundation for advisors to 'Walk the Talk'. 0\; \;  \;In this session\, you will reflect on the many roles of culture and cultural processes in our practices and our relationships as a dvisors.\n \; (details) DTSTART:20130205T090021 SUMMARY:Critical Race Theory: Walk the Talk Together URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13056 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8437UohFux@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Thursday Feb 07\, 2013 1:00 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 With 60\; Sheryl Prouse\nDescription: This session endeavors to clear a path\, blow away the fog and assist advisors in identifying and understanding mis sion\, mandate and decision making processes and how those forces define o ur practices and relationships with learners.\nCritical Race Theory (CRT) provides a framework for professional and personal development in this reg ard. Exploring the University’\;s advising culture provides a foundat ion for advisors to 'Walk the Talk'. \; \;  \;In this session\ , you will reflect on the many roles of culture and cultural processes in our practices and our relationships as advisors. (details) DTSTART:20130207T130000 SUMMARY:Critical Race Theory: Walk the Talk Together URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13055 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8442Wxz5wz@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Friday Feb 08\, 2013 2:00 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY 50.12 With K ent Kowalski and Leah Ferguson\, Kinesology\nIn this workshop we will expl ore team teaching in large classes. \; \;Topics to be covered incl ude defining team teaching\, discussing why team teaching might be advanta geous\, and identifying challenges in team teaching. \; \;Workshop facilitators will provide examples of team teaching methods that they hav e used in their classes. (details) DTSTART:20130208T140001 SUMMARY:Team Teaching in Large Classes URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13123 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8448puNKp0@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Herman Michell\, NORTEPWhen: Monday Feb 11\, 2013 2:30 PM - 4:00 PMWhe re: Edwards School of Business Room 18 Dr. Herman Michell will share his k nowledge and experience of working with Aboriginal Elders and Indigenous W ays of Knowing in places of higher learning\, with a focus on science educ ation. As Indigenous Ways of Knowing are very nature-centered\, Dr. Michel l comes from this standpoint when creating bridges with Western Science. D r. Michell is the Executive Director of NORTEP (LaRonge) and was previousl y a tenured Associate Professor at First Nations University of Canada\, wh ere he served a three-year term as Department Head of Science and one year as Acting Head of Science. In 2008 his research team completed a major fe derally funded study entitled\, “\;Learning Indigenous Science from P lace: A Research Study Examining Indigenous-based Science Perspectives in Saskatchewan First Nations and Mé\;tis Community Contexts.”\; Dr. Michell is also co-author of the book “\;Bridging Cultures: Indigeno us and Scientific Ways of Knowing Nature”\; (2011) and author of R 20\;Working with Elders and Indigenous Knowledge Systems: A Reader and Gui de for Places of Higher Learning”\; (2011). Dr. Michell is originally from the small fishing/trapping community of Kinoosao\, on the eastern sh ores of Reindeer Lake in northern Saskatchewan. He speaks fluent Cree ( 216\;th’\; dialect) and also has Inuit\, Dene and Swedish ancestry. ( details) DTSTART:20130211T143032 SUMMARY:Bridging Indigenous and Scientific Ways of Knowing in Higher Educat ion URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13142 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8453s2Sl3u@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Amelia Horsburgh\, Gwenna Moss CentreWhen: Wednesday Feb 13\, 2013 1:3 0 PM - 3:00 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 The focus of this workshop is to articulate and model teaching strategies that build ITAs’\; confidence to commu nicate effectively with their students in a holistic\, student-centred sty le. The ITAs actively apply the knowledge they acquire in the workshopR 12\;storytelling (self-disclosure)\, role-playing\, and thoughtful discuss ion—\;as communication building tools\, assessing the value of such p ractices to ameliorate their clarity in the classroom\, and thus improving student learning. (details) DTSTART:20130213T133043 SUMMARY:Building Communication in the International Teaching Assistant (ITA ) Classroom URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13120 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8459bFVsAO@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Barry Ahenakew & Louise HalfeWhen: Wednesday Feb 20\, 2013 9:00 AM - 12:00 PMWhere: ARTS 214 This presentation is organized around the book\, C ultural Teachings: First Nations Protocols and Methodologies (2009). Publi shed in consultation with Elders from across Saskatchewan\, the book provi des “\;an overview of First Nations’\; ceremonial etiquette and protocols [that] will impart general understanding and awareness necessary to attain respectful and appropriate behavior at First Nations’\; ce remonies and gatherings”\; (p. ix). The first twenty-five registrants who attend this session will recieve a copy of the book compliments of th e College of Education. This session is part of the Indigenous Voices staf f and faculty development initiative and is open only to staff and faculty in the College of Education\, the Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effecti veness\, and the University Learning Centre. Those who are not members of these units are encouraged to register for the afternoon session\, which i s open to the entire campus community. (details) DTSTART:20130220T090013 SUMMARY:First Nations Protocols and Teachings (Indigenous Voices) URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13135 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8464eK5zn6@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Barry Ahenakew & Louise HalfeWhen: Wednesday Feb 20\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: ARTS 214 This presentation is organized around the book\, Cu ltural Teachings: First Nations Protocols and Methodologies (2009). Publis hed in consultation with Elders from across Saskatchewan\, the book provid es “\;an overview of First Nations’\; ceremonial etiquette and p rotocols [that] will impart general understanding and awareness necessary to attain respectful and appropriate behavior at First Nations’\; cer emonies and gatherings”\; (p. ix). The book will be available for pur chase at this event and all proceeds from sales will go to the Saskatchewa n Indian Cultural Centre’\;s Elders Advisory Council. This event is p art of the waskamisiwin series\, and is open to the entire campus communit y. (details) DTSTART:20130220T130045 SUMMARY:First Nations Protocols and Teachings (waskamisiwin) URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13134 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8470bXv8R2@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Monday Feb 25\, 2013 10:00 AM - 12:00 AMWhere: The course will run for six weeks starting on February 25. REGISTRATION CLOSES February 14 th. \;\nThis non-credit course will provide instructors with informati on and ideas for teaching in an online or hybrid environment. Introduction to Teaching Online is offered online through Blackboard.As a participant you will experience what it is like to learn online which will help you be come familiar with the environment your students will encounter in their o nline learning.\nTopics covered will include:\n\nAn overview of online lea rning including benefits and challenges for instructors and students.\nThe importance of community in an online environments\nBest practices in faci litating online discussions\nArticulating course expectations through the use of the syllabus and rubrics\nHandling communication with students in a virtual classroom\nBasic information on the technical side of teaching us ing Blackboard\n\nParticipants will be required to:\n\n•\;Actively pa rticipate by posting to the discussion boards on the assigned topics on a weekly basis.\n•\;Complete readings and watch included videos to enab le them to make thoughtful posts and provide constructive feedback on the discussion boards\n•\;Participate in one scheduled class meeting usin g the online communication tool Blackboard Collaborate\n\nThe textbook for this course is: Ko\, S. &\; Rosen\, S. (2010) Teaching Online: A Pract ical Guide (3rd ed.). New York\, NY: Routledge. \; This book will be a vailable at the University of Saskatchewan Bookstore.\nThe enrollment for this course is limited to 15 participants. For more information\, please c ontact Heather M. Ross at the GMCTE at either heather.ross@usask.ca or at 966-5327. (details) DTSTART:20130225T100022 SUMMARY:Introduction to Teaching Online URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13045 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8476sxev68@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Susan Bens\, Gwenna Moss CentreWhen: Tuesday Feb 26\, 2013 1:30 PM - 3:00 PMWhere: MURRAY 50.12 Did you know your students may be studying you for 'clues' about what you as an individual will do if you suspect academi c dishonesty?  \;Dr. Susan Bens (Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effec tiveness) will initiate a discussion on this topic by sharing some of the findings from her doctoral study on students' understandings of academic h onesty and dishonesty.  \;Join this session to learn what students rev ealed about how they assess the risks of committing academic dishonesty\, and perhaps surprisingly\, how they assess the risks of maintaining academ ic honesty.  \;Practical ideas will be exchanged among participants ab out ways to convey your commitment to academic integrity and ways to addre ss uncertainty about how you will respond to suspicions of academic dishon esty. (details) DTSTART:20130226T133017 SUMMARY:The Academic Dishonesty Gamble: How Students May Be Assessing the R isks in Your Class URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13121 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8482pRldIF@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Rita Bouvier & Tereigh Ewert-Bauer\, Gwenna Moss CentreWhen: Friday Ma r 01\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: Educ 2001 Inspired by the theories of Whiteness and anti-oppressive education\, participants will find themselve s motivated to move from theory to practice. In this gathering\, participa nts will explore how to apply anti-oppressive theory to their lesson plans and activities and how to manage the “\;dangerous”\; instances when racism\, whiteness\, ethnocentrism\, and privilege\, manifest in the classroom.\nThis gathering is part of a pilot project.  \;Registration is limited to faculty and staff in the College of Education and Universit y Learning Centre. \; (details) DTSTART:20130301T130030 SUMMARY:Anti-Oppressive Practice URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12803 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8487Fd8zOD@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Wednesday Mar 06\, 2013 9:00 AM - 11:00 AMWhere: MURRAY G3 With Kim Matheson\, Student Employment and Career Centre \;\n \;\nDescr iption: For most students their academic and career plans are one in the s ame. This session will focus on enriching participants’\; understandi ng of career guidance as an element of holistic academic advising. Partici pants will be introduced to the relationship between career and academic a dvising\, and be presented with a variety of career and student developmen t theories that can support and nurture this relationship. Key considerati ons when working with undecided students will be explored\, as well as str ategies and resources to assist academic advisors in integrating the caree r development and academic advising needs of their students. \;\n  \;\n (details) DTSTART:20130306T090031 SUMMARY:Weaving Career Conversations into your Academic Advising URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13196 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8492xCMuCM@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Thursday Mar 07\, 2013 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 With Ki m Matheson\, Student Employment and Career Centre \;\nDescription: For most students their academic and career plans are one in the same. This s ession will focus on enriching participants’\; understanding of caree r guidance as an element of holistic academic advising. Participants will be introduced to the relationship between career and academic advising\, a nd be presented with a variety of career and student development theories that can support and nurture this relationship. Key considerations when wo rking with undecided students will be explored\, as well as strategies and resources to assist academic advisors in integrating the career developme nt and academic advising needs of their students. \; (details) DTSTART:20130307T130003 SUMMARY:Weaving Career Conversations into your Academic Advising Sessions URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13057 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8498VU6s0x@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Leslie Martin\, Gwenna Moss CentreWhen: Thursday Mar 07\, 2013 2:00 PM - 3:00 PMWhere: MURRAY 50.12 to follow (details) DTSTART:20130307T140010 SUMMARY:Learning Objectives or Learning Outcomes? What's the difference? URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13125 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-85036jraTn@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: TBA & Tereigh Ewert-Bauer\, Gwenna Moss CentreWhen: Friday Mar 08\, 2 013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: Educ 2001 Treaty promises\, land claims and ri ghts have been in dispute between Aboriginal peoples and the government si nce soon after the newcomers arrived. In this gathering\, participants wil l learn the degree to which agreements have been enforced and explore\, sp ecifically\, how broken promises have affected our students and communitie s.\nThis gathering is part of a pilot project.  \;Registration is limi ted to faculty and staff in the College of Education and University Learni ng Centre. \; (details) DTSTART:20130308T130001 SUMMARY:Honouring Agreements URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12811 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8508MNgKFh@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Glenda Abbott\, Gwenna Moss Centre & Jeff Baker\, Gwenna Moss CentreW hen: Friday Mar 08\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: EDUC 1022 Participants i n this gathering will be engaged in activities that demonstrate the philos ophical premises of First Nations\, Mé\;tis\, and Inuit approaches to education. It invites participants to reflect on the history of formal edu cation in Canada and its influence on the experience of Aboriginal teacher s\, learners\, and communities. The gathering will close with a discussion of success stories and ways forward.\nThis gathering is part of a pilot p roject.  \;Registration is limited to faculty and staff in the College of Education and University Learning Centre. \;\n \; (details) DTSTART:20130308T130005 SUMMARY:Aboriginal Education URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12797 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8514eBlvfT@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Brad Wuetherick\, Gwenna Moss CentreWhen: Thursday Mar 14\, 2013 1:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 Almost 15 years ago the Boyer Commission (19 98) in the US called out research universities for failing to provide unde rgraduate students opportunities to develop research and inquiry skills. & #160\;The authors of that report \;argued\, and much subsequent resear ch into this topic has agreed\, that ALL undergraduate students MUST devel op research and inquiry skills as part of their program\, and that the dev elopment of those inquiry skills needs to start in the FIRST year.  \; Indeed it has been argued that students' involvement in research and inqui ry might help to define what makes higher education higher (Healey and Jen kins\, 2009).  \;Further\, others have argued that learning in a resea rch intensive environment\, like the one here at the U of S\, ought to be defined as a qualitatively different experience than learning in a non-res earch intensive environment (Wuetherick and McLaughlin\, 2011\; U of A\, 2 007).  \;This workshop will explore how undergraduate research and inq uiry has been defined in the literature\, and explore practical examples o f how we might redevelop courses (particular those early in programs) to e mbed the development of research and inquiry skills.  \;In particular\ , participants will be introduced to the research skills development frame work developed at the University of Adelaide in Australia as one tool to s upport course redevelopment processes (Willison and O'Regan\, 2007). (deta ils) DTSTART:20130314T133055 SUMMARY:Embedding Research and Inquiry Skills Across the Undergraduate Lear ning Environment URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13126 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8519VlGam0@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Veronica McKinneyWhen: Monday Mar 18\, 2013 2:30 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: Mu rray 102 Cultural safety is rooted in the education of health-care provide rs. If the healthcare professional or paraprofessional is able to create a culturally safe environment\, then we can assume that they are able to be sympathetic\, sensitive and empathic and are willing to do what is necess ary to bridge the gap between giver and receiver. We can also assume that they have learned that often the one who believes he or she is the giver i s in fact the receiver. This knowledge can help individuals to bridge the gap between staff members and their organization and between patients and students.\nThe foundational principles of cultural safety are applicable t o interactions with First Nations\, Inuit and Mé\;tis. However\, it is imperative that the educator or practitioner recognize that although they share a common history and have been subject to similar constraints of co lonialism\, First Nations\, Inuit and Mé\;tis populations are similar to yet different from each other. In addition\, there is great diversity w ithin each of these populations. (details) DTSTART:20130318T143005 SUMMARY:Cultural Safety in Health Care URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13214 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8524TNnM6c@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Wednesday Mar 20\, 2013 2:00 PM - 5:00 PMWhere: WCVM Alberta Roo m - 3rd Floor Education that encourages connections\, meaning and contempl ation provides relevance\, inspiration\, enthusiasm and opportunities for students and faculty. For over 30 years\, Mindfulness Based Stress Reducti on (MBSR) courses have been taught with documented benefits on academic pe rformance\, psychological well-being\, and interpersonal experience for st udents in settings ranging from elementary and high school\, to higher edu cation\, including medical and nursing schools. A traditional MBSR-based c ourse is delivered over 8 weeks and teaches a variety of techniques with t he goal of participants developing their own lifelong practice. This works hop will guide you through the core mindfulness practices\; introducing yo u to the theoretical\, philosophical\, pedagogical\, and scientific basis of each practice while allowing you to experience them. \;The practice s include (1) the raisin exercise: an exploration of mindful eating\; (2) the body scan: systematically noticing bodily sensations and the cognitive and emotional reactions to the sensations without attempting to change th e sensations themselves\, (3) sitting meditation: bringing nonjudgmental a wareness to the thoughts\, feelings\, and sensations experienced\, (4) wal king meditation: slow\, deliberate\, and attentive walking while bringing awareness to the experience\, and (5) mindful movement: simple exercises t o slowly and methodically explore the sensory\, emotional\, and cognitive aspects of the experience.\n \; (details) DTSTART:20130320T140056 SUMMARY:Mindfulness Training to Enhance Student Learning: An Experiential W orkshop URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13163 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8530pu6c90@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Glenda Abbott\, Gwenna Moss Centre & Jeff Baker\, Gwenna Moss CentreW hen: Friday Mar 22\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: Educ 2001 In this gather ing participants will be guided through a collective articulation and repr esentation of their vision for decolonizing and Indigenizing formal educat ion. They will also co-create pedagogical strategies reflecting Aboriginal worldviews\, knowledges\, and ways of knowing. Participants will depart t his gathering with concrete ideas and tools that can be used to work towar d their vision.\nThis gathering is part of a pilot project.  \;Registr ation is limited to faculty and staff in the College of Education and Univ ersity Learning Centre. \; (details) DTSTART:20130322T130006 SUMMARY:Indigenizing Education URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12798 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8536abuFJ6@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Kim West\, Gwenna Moss CentreWhen: Wednesday Mar 27\, 2013 2:00 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 The relationship between teaching assistant (TA) a nd faculty is a complicated yet important endeavor that can vacillate from being exceptionally rewarding to being challenging to negotiate. \; J ust like the classroom\, each new working relationship amongst TA and facu lty is unique\, and different mentoring strategies should be utilized to s upport different outcomes. \;While many TA-faculty relationships \ ;simply focus on helping TA’\;s learn the fundamental skills of teach ing\, the most effective partnerships are structured on a team approach th at supports and enhances the professional development of both the TA and f aculty member. \;\n \;In this workshop\, we’\;ll discuss how to create effective working partnerships- or teams- with teaching assistan ts to enhance undergraduate learning including: 1) framing your relationsh ip with TA’\;s\, 2) modeling and creating a team environment\, 3) cla rifying expectations\, course structure and goals\, 4) communicating openl y and regularly\, 5) reflecting on your professional development and encou raging the professional development of TA’\;s\, and 6) providing feed back. \; We’\;ll also examine the developmental stages of TA̵ 7\;s (after Nyquist and Wulff 1998) and the roles that faculty may take in supporting these stages of development. (details) DTSTART:20130327T140034 SUMMARY:Working with TA's to Enhance Student Learning URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13124 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8541JTPTZC@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Tuesday Apr 02\, 2013 9:30 AM - 11:00 AMWhere: MURRAY G3 With Ra yelle Johnston\, Corporate Administration \;\nDescription: Advisors ha ndle and hear students’\; confidential information on a daily basis. Did you know that a student has the right to access and amend their own pe rsonal information\, including their academic advising files? Do you know when you can and should share information without fear of a breach of priv acy? In this session\, learn the definition of personal information and le arn the basic rules for access and for denial of access. Participants in t his session may become more confident about the rules surrounding privacy and will be able to ask specific questions relevant to the academic advisi ng context to the University of Saskatchewan Privacy Officer. \; (deta ils) DTSTART:20130402T093018 SUMMARY:Protecting Privacy in Academic Advising URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13061 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-85487UxP7s@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Wednesday Apr 03\, 2013 1:00 PM - 2:30 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 With R ayelle Johnston\, Corporate Administration \;\nDescription: Advisors h andle and hear students’\; confidential information on a daily basis. Did you know that a student has the right to access and amend their own p ersonal information\, including their academic advising files? Do you know when you can and should share information without fear of a breach of pri vacy? In this session\, learn the definition of personal information and l earn the basic rules for access and for denial of access. Participants in this session may become more confident about the rules surrounding privacy and will be able to ask specific questions relevant to the academic advis ing context to the University of Saskatchewan Privacy Officer. \; (det ails) DTSTART:20130403T130030 SUMMARY:Protecting Privacy in Academic Advising URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13062 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8553duw1Su@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Friday Apr 05\, 2013 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMWhere: Wanuskewin Paskwaw Room ** Please note that the date for this gathering has been changed to A pr. 5\, 2013. \nIn this gathering\, participants will be engaged in learni ng activities focused on the assumptions and qualities of transformative p edagogies for teaching\, learning and living. In particular\, this session will focus on decolonizing and Indigenous pedagogies that honor and engag e multiple ways of knowing. Participants will depart this gathering having identified potential sites for transformative practice and with an unders tanding of the skills and attributes to effectively engage in transformati ve pedagogies (e.g.\, curriculum integration\, relationship-building\, ris k-taking\, etc.).\nThis gathering is part of a pilot project.  \;Regis tration is limited to faculty and staff in the College of Education and Un iversity Learning Centre. \; (details) DTSTART:20130405T090035 SUMMARY:Foundations of Transformative Pedagogies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12805 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8559MEplaJ@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Friday Apr 12\, 2013 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMWhere: Oskayak High School This gathering will be focused on effective anti-oppressive and culturall y responsive curriculum development\, teaching\, and assessment practices. Participants will co-create a relevant learning activity for use in their teaching. This gathering is being hosted in collaboration with Greater Sa skatoon Catholic Schools. It will take place\, in part\, at Oskayak High S chool\, where educators are focusing on combining inquiry and problem-base d learning with Cree epistemologies.\nThis gathering is part of a pilot pr oject.  \;Registration is limited to faculty and staff in the College of Education and University Learning Centre. \; (details) DTSTART:20130412T090007 SUMMARY:Classroom-based Pedagogies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12806 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8564O1ZGWD@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Friday Apr 26\, 2013 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMWhere: Station 20 West Cla ssroom In this gathering participants will come to understand the strength s and limitations of community-based teaching and learning\, through perso nal experience. This gathering is being hosted in collaboration with the U niversity of Saskatchewan’\;s Outreach and Engagement Office\, and wi ll take place in the classroom space at Station 20 West.\nThis gathering i s part of a pilot project.  \;Registration is limited to faculty and s taff in the College of Education and University Learning Centre. \; (d etails) DTSTART:20130426T090032 SUMMARY:Community-based Pedagogies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12807 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8569hmo1Xc@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Monday Apr 29\, 2013 - Tuesday Apr 30\, 2013 8:30 AM - 4:30 PMWh ere: Arts First Floor The Centre for Discovery in Learning (CDL)\, in conj unction with the Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness and the Vic e-Provost (Teaching and Learning)\, are proud to host an \;Annual Symp osium for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL). \; This sym posium celebrates the diverse research being conducted on teaching and lea rning in higher education across the U of S campus\, and also provides opp ortunities for faculty\, sessionals\, staff and graduate students new to S oTL to learn more about it.\nWe are very excited to have two keynote speak ers for our symposium\, Dan Bernstein (Director of the University of Kansa s Centre for Teaching and Learning\, and past-President of the Internation al Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning) and Patti McDouga ll (the Vice-Provost Teaching and Learning of the University of Saskatchew an). \; Dan will be addressing the topic of the impact of SoTL on facu lty teaching practices in higher education\, while Patti will be speaking about a vision for institutionalizing SoTL at the University of Saskatchew an. (details) DTSTART:20130429T083009 SUMMARY:SOTL Symposium - URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13176 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-85754BD0lJ@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: Marcel D'Eon\, Community Hlth & Epidemiology & Krista Trinder\, Coll ege of Medicine - DnOffceWhen: Tuesday Apr 30\, 2013 1:00 PM - 4:00 PMWher e: MURRAY G3 The workshop will introduce participants to the fundamentals of conducting scholarly inquiry on questions about one's own teaching incl uding measuring outcomes\, such as what and how much their students learn. Topics will include the purpose of SoTL\, researchable questions\, study design\, data collection and analysis\, going public\, and knowledge trans lation. Following a brief presentation\, complete with a short handout pac kage and references\, participants will have time to discuss the material as well as their own SoTL projects or project ideas. (details) DTSTART:20130430T130031 SUMMARY:A Brief Introduction to the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (S oTL): From Fundamentals to Innovative Approaches (A Post-SoTL Symposium Wo rkshop) URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13231 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8580WVEouu@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Monday May 06\, 2013 - Thursday May 09\, 2013 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMW here: MURRAY 50.12 This four day (MAY 6-9) event requires that you fill ou t the application form to be found at \;http://www.usask.ca/gmcte/even ts/coursedesign\nONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOT REQUIRED. \;\n \; (det ails) DTSTART:20130506T090018 SUMMARY:Course Design Intensive URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13227 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8585CT9sRW@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Friday May 10\, 2013 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMWhere: Brightwater (Saskat oon Public Schools) Eco/Indigenous Learning Centre In this gathering parti cipants will come to understand the strengths and limitations of land-base d teaching and learning\, through personal experience. This gathering is b eing hosted in collaboration with the Saskatoon Public School Division\, a nd will take place at the Brightwater Outdoor Education Centre.\nThis gath ering is part of a pilot project.  \;Registration is limited to facult y and staff in the College of Education and University Learning Centre.&nb sp\; (details) DTSTART:20130510T090017 SUMMARY:Land-based Pedagogies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12808 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-85912DejMT@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Monday May 13\, 2013 8:00 AM - 4:00 AMWhere: The course will ru n for six weeks starting on MAY 13. REGISTRATION CLOSES MAY 6. \;\nThi s non-credit course will provide instructors with information and ideas fo r teaching in an online or hybrid environment. Introduction to Teaching On line is offered online through Blackboard.As a participant you will experi ence what it is like to learn online which will help you become familiar w ith the environment your students will encounter in their online learning. \nTopics covered will include:\n\nAn overview of online learning including benefits and challenges for instructors and students.\nThe importance of community in an online environments\nBest practices in facilitating online discussions\nArticulating course expectations through the use of the syll abus and rubrics\nHandling communication with students in a virtual classr oom\nBasic information on the technical side of teaching using Blackboard \n\nParticipants will be required to:\n\n•\;Actively participate by p osting to the discussion boards on the assigned topics on a weekly basis. \n•\;Complete readings and watch included videos to enable them to ma ke thoughtful posts and provide constructive feedback on the discussion bo ards\n•\;Participate in one scheduled class meeting using the online communication tool Blackboard Collaborate\n\nThe textbook for this course is: Ko\, S. &\; Rosen\, S. (2010) Teaching Online: A Practical Guide (3 rd ed.). New York\, NY: Routledge. \; This book will be available at t he University of Saskatchewan Bookstore.\nThe enrollment for this course i s limited to 20 participants. For more information\, please contact Heathe r M. Ross at the GMCTE at either heather.ross@usask.ca or at 966-5327. (de tails) DTSTART:20130513T080035 SUMMARY:Introduction to Teaching Online URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13226 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8596iPRDBk@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: George LaFond\, Office of the Treaty CommissionerWhen: Tuesday May 14\ , 2013 2:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: Murray 102 How did treaties help build bene ficial relationships for Saskatchewan? How can we sustain \; those rel ationships for mutual understanding\, friendship and opportunity? These ar e the questions we will consider on reconciliation \; and how we can s trengthen our friendship and relationships based on these foundational his torical and enduring \; agreements. \; George E. Lafond is a membe r of the Muskeg Lake (Treaty 6) Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. He was raised in the community by his mother\, one of the first women chiefs to hold of fice in Canada\, the late Senator Alpha Lafond\, and his father\, a vetera n of WWII and the Korean Conflict\, Albert Lafond\, along with his brother s and sisters and extended family. \;George has been involved in commu nity development and service in a variety of roles during his professional career. He worked in recreation at the band level\, obtained a teaching d egree and taught high school in Saskatoon\, and has been both the elected Tribal and Vice-Tribal Chief for the Saskatoon Tribal Council. George has been involved in many initiatives to bring innovative community\, economic and social development to First Nations peoples in Saskatchewan and Canad a. \;George believes that reconciliation is a key theme for the work o f this generation of leaders and that building a common understanding of t he treaty relationship\, treaty history and the spirit and intent of treat ies is at the core of what reconciliation means. He hopes to bring that co mmitment\, his grounding in community and the broader life of the province \, to his role and to serve the parties as Treaty Commissioner. (details) DTSTART:20130514T140048 SUMMARY:Treaties and Reconciliation: Mutual Friendship and Understanding URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13234 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8602Xoov3N@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Monday May 27\, 2013 8:30 AM - 4:30 PMWhere: Please note that T IPS requires attendance on 2 days. \; Day 2 for this session is MAY 29 .\n TIPS (Teaching Improvement Project System) for Faculty is a two day wo rkshop designed to enhance the participant’\;s expertise as an instru ctor through sessions in which selected instructional techniques will be a nalyzed\, practiced and evaluated. The sessions include presentations\, di scussions and independent work. Participants prepare and present in small group\, two ten-minute teaching sessions (micro teaches) from their own re pertoire. On the second day\, the participants will be divided into the fo llowing groups: 1) People who teach primarily in classroom settings practi ce and enhance valuable teaching skills including teaching large classes a nd foundational principles of student assessment. 2) People who teach prim arily in a clinical setting will learn clinical teaching skills including how to use the Precepting Using Microskills method.\nRegistration for this course is open to all U of S faculty.  \;Please register through this link http://www.usask.ca/gmcte/mdtlc (details) DTSTART:20130527T083038 SUMMARY:TIPS for Faculty Day 1 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13222 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-86087VMFgJ@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Tuesday May 28\, 2013 1:30 PM - 3:00 PMWhere: Murray 102 Present er: Nancy Turner\, University of the Arts\, London\nIn most Higher Educati on (HE) contexts teaching remains a relatively private aspect of academic practice\, not open to peer review or external quality benchmarks. \;& #160\; This landscape is beginning to change with national student surveys \, the scholarship of teaching and learning\, professional development in learning and teaching for HE faculty\, and implementation of development s chemes such as peer teaching observation. This opening up of teaching prac tice is occurring alongside apocalyptic predictions for HE (e.g. blah). 60\; Whether such extreme predictions will play out will only be seen in t ime\, however\, it would be acting like the proverbial ostrich to ignore t he significant shifts that HE is currently navigating. \; The need for rapid and continuous change has never been so pressing. While development s to date have improved teaching practices more needs to be done to facili tate ongoing enhancement in teaching and curriculum design.  \;I propo se that engagement with open educational practices (OEP) is one powerful w ay to achieve this.\nExperience at the University of the Arts London (UAL) indicates that engagement with OEP is an effective tool to support change in HE teaching and learning practices. \; We have found that OEP acts as an excellent ‘\;lightening conductor’\; to identify underlyi ng pedagogic conceptions and practices. \; Making implicit models of l earning and teaching explicit through OEP is an important step in developi ng the skills and infrastructures needed to operate effectively in a chang ing HE landscape. These benefits have also seen engagement with OEP move f rom the edges of our institutional agenda to feature as a component of str ategic planning. This session will provide an overview of some of UALR 17\;s activities in supporting teachers to engage with OEP together with t heir reflections on the experience\, paying particular attention to the af fective\, cognitive and practical factors involved. \; UAL’\;s st rategic direction in this area will also be considered in light of the bro ad benefits potentially achieved through OEP.\nNancy’\;s Bio:\nNancy Turner is \;Associate Dean Learning and Teaching Development and Head of the Centre for Learning and Teaching in Art and Design at the Universit y of the Arts London in the United Kingdom. \; Her role involves strat egic leadership of the Centre and its activities and leading and contribut ing to institutional projects related to the enhancement of learning and t eaching.\nThroughout her career Nancy has gained experience of strategic l eadership of learning and teaching at institutional level as well as strat egic management of virtual learning environments. \; She has lead Mast ers programmes in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education and developed contextual\, relevant and flexible continuing professional development for faculty and staff who support student learning.\nNancy's teaching experie nce in higher education has included development and delivery of courses i n classroom\, laboratory and distance learning environments in Canada and the UK.\nNancy chairs the Staff and Educational Development Association (S EDA) Scholarship and Research Committee\, is on the Editorial Board for th e Social Science Citation indexed Innovation in Education and Teaching Int ernational and is a reviewer for many programmes of the Higher Education A cademy (HEA) and several international journals. Nancy is also a member of the UK Heads of Educational Development Group and the Heads of e-learning Forum.\nHer main areas of research are self-belief\, professional develop ment in HE\, change processes in HE\, open educational practice\, and link ing teaching and disciplinary research.\nFurther information:\nhttp://www. arts.ac.uk/cltad/aboutus/cltadstaff/nancyturner/\n@nkturner (details) DTSTART:20130528T133021 SUMMARY:Open education as a disruptive force in global higher education: rh etoric or reality? URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13250 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8613HMtiEI@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Wednesday May 29\, 2013 8:30 AM - 4:30 PMWhere: Please note tha t TIPS requires attendance on 2 days. \; Day \;1 for this session is MAY 27. TIPS (Teaching Improvement Project System) for Faculty is a two day workshop designed to enhance the participant’\;s expertise as an instructor through sessions in which selected instructional techniques wi ll be analyzed\, practiced and evaluated. The sessions include presentatio ns\, discussions and independent work. Participants prepare and present in small group\, two ten-minute teaching sessions (micro teaches) from their own repertoire. On the second day\, the participants will be divided int o the following groups: 1) People who teach primarily in classroom setting s practice and enhance valuable teaching skills including teaching large c lasses and foundational principles of student assessment. 2) People who te ach primarily in a clinical setting will learn clinical teaching skills in cluding how to use the Precepting Using Microskills method.\n\nRegistratio n for this course is open to all U of S faculty.  \;Please register th rough this link http://www.usask.ca/gmcte/mdtlc\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130529T083026 SUMMARY:TIPS for Faculty Day 2 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13223 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8618veI6gE@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Monday Jun 10\, 2013 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMWhere: The Gwenna Moss Ce ntre is pleased to provide a new Flipped Teaching immersive experience for faculty. The initial 'Over Easy' Flipped Experience will be held at the G MCTE on June 10 and 11. Enrollment is limited to 5 participants. This is i ntended for instructors wishing to experiment with flipped teaching in the Fall 2013 Term.Flipped teaching is the process of moving lecture content from face-to-face class time to before class by assigning it as homework. This allows for more interactive and student-centred types of learning to take place during the scheduled class time. Flipped teaching often involve s\, but is not limited to\, students viewing lecture videos as homework.Fo r more information and to apply\, please visit the event page at:http://ww w.usask.ca/gmcte/flip_overeasy.Deadline to apply is Wednesday\, May 29. (d etails) DTSTART:20130610T090003 SUMMARY:'Over Easy' Flipped Experience URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13253 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-86242gEpWJ@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness Events\n\n Wi th: When: Tuesday Jun 11\, 2013 9:00 AM - 2:00 PMWhere: The Gwenna Moss C entre is pleased to provide a new Flipped Teaching immersive experience fo r faculty. The initial 'Over Easy' Flipped Experience will be held at the GMCTE on June 10 and 11. Enrollment is limited to 5 participants. This is intended for instructors wishing to experiment with flipped teaching in th e Fall 2013 Term.Flipped teaching is the process of moving lecture content from face-to-face class time to before class by assigning it as homework. This allows for more interactive and student-centred types of learning to take place during the scheduled class time. Flipped teaching often involv es\, but is not limited to\, students viewing lecture videos as homework.F or more information and to apply\, please visit the event page at:http://w ww.usask.ca/gmcte/flip_overeasy.Deadline to apply is Wednesday\, May 29. ( details) DTSTART:20130611T090003 SUMMARY:'Over Easy' Flipped Experience URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13254 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8647I3ldT6@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Charlie R.\, Peer M entor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Monday Jan 07\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MUR RAY 102 'Never put off tomorrow what you can do today'\, Thomas Jefferson. \nAttend this workshop to discover root causes of procrastionation and tip s for overcoming procrastination.  \; \; (details) DTSTART:20130107T123041 SUMMARY:Dealing With Procrastination URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13071 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8653OP6EwG@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Eric L. & Alex W.Wh en: Tuesday Jan 08\, 2013 10:00 AM - 11:20 AMWhere: MURRAY 145 This Roadtr ip Nation Learning Community will meet every Tuesday from 10 - 11:20 AM\, January 8 - April 2 2013. \; There is a $40 Course Pack Fee\, for a co py of the workbook and access to the website. If you attend 10 of the 12 s essions\, you will be reimbursed half of your registration fee. \;\nAs a student in the Roadtrip Nation Learning Community\, you will . . .\n\n \nRefine your interests.\n\n\nAlign your interests and passions with your program and career goals.\n\n\nDiscover how others have paved their own ro ad.\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130108T100009 SUMMARY:Roadtrip Nation Learning Community URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13041 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8658mESuUV@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Ashley M.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Jan 08\, 2013 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMWhere: MU RRAY G3 Learn how to keep your stress level low throughout the entire term through healthy coping techniques and strategic time management. (details ) DTSTART:20130108T103039 SUMMARY:Stress Management URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13073 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8663ZULjxM@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Dennis W.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Jan 08\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURR AY 145 Making the Most of Your Time: Tips for Time Management\nTime flies by\, especially in university. Learn to use time management skills to effi ciently accomplish all of your tasks in this interactive workshop. (detail s) DTSTART:20130108T130028 SUMMARY:Managing Your Time URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13075 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8668zUibrL@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Anthony C. & Kevin M.When: Wednesday Jan 09\, 2013 4:00 PM - 5:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 145 \nThis Roadtrip Nation Learning Community will meet every Wednesday from 4 - 5:20 PM\, January 9 - April 3 2013. \; There is a $40 Course Pack Fee\, fo r a copy of the workbook and access to the website. If you attend 10 of th e 12 sessions\, you will be reimbursed half of your registration fee.  \;\nAs a student in the Roadtrip Nation Learning Community\, you will . . .\n\n\nRefine your interests.\n\n\nAlign your interests and passions with your program and career goals.\n\n\nDiscover how others have paved their o wn road.\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130109T160036 SUMMARY:Roadtrip Nation Learning Community URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13042 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8673zisO4G@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda L.When: Mond ay Jan 14\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will hel p you understand your learning style and provide you with study skill sugg estions that accommodate your learning needs. (details) DTSTART:20130114T143057 SUMMARY:Making Your Learning Style Work for You URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13077 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-86796n0nS2@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Ashley M.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Jan 15\, 2013 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMWhere: MU RRAY G3 Need to learn how to teach yourself from a textbook or articles?&# 160\; Come learn how to get the most out of your readings! (details) DTSTART:20130115T103054 SUMMARY:How to get the most of your class Readings URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13078 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8684v0KHz4@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amy C.\, Peer Mento r\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Jan 15\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 How do you deal with the vast amount of information contained within u niversity classes? \; Come to this workshop to learn specific strategi es for recording notes during lectures and summarizing important points wi thin your readings. (details) DTSTART:20130115T130030 SUMMARY:Effective Note-Taking Strategies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13079 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8689CnZMbe@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Professor Ron Coole y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Tuesday Jan 15\, 2013 2:30 PM - 4:00 PMWhere: ARTS 133 Many types of writing (e.g.\, the scientific thesis or article) are highly formulaic -- they follow a rigid\, prescribed structure. \; But how does one organize an extended piece of writing where the structure is not prescribed? \; This session will consider the 'literature review\ ,' a prescribed component of most academic writing\, where the internal st ructure of topics\, sub-topics\, and paragraphs depends on the content and the research questions. (details) DTSTART:20130115T143033 SUMMARY:Structure and Organization\, with a Focus on the Literature Review URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12886 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-86941VhB4d@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Josie W.\, Peer Men tor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Jan 15\, 2013 4:00 PM - 4:50 PMWhere: MURRA Y 102 Goals can work as beacons to guide you in the dark and strong motiva tors to challenge and stimulate you. \; This workshop will explore str ategies for making goals\, staying on task and rewarding yourself. (detail s) DTSTART:20130115T160021 SUMMARY:Goal Setting: A Powerful way to Motivate Yourself URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13080 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8701LmOVBC@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Thomas L.\, Univers ity Learning Centre & Anna N.\, University Learning Centre & Mehrieh R.\, University Learning CentreWhen: Tuesday Jan 15\, 2013 4:00 PM - 5:30 PMWhe re: PLACE RIEL ISSAC 70.4 U-Speak workshops are for undergraduate and gra duate students who speak English as a Subsequent Language (ESL) and are in terested in further developing their oral communication skills and confide nce.\n\nGain skills and confidence through fun and interactive tasks\nFeel comfortable sharing your knowledge and opinions in an academic setting\nT ea\, coffee and hot chocolate will be provided\n\nThis particular workshop is\nIntonation and Accent Reduction: Learn if your accent negatively affe cts your speaking or not. Then\, find out three ways to reduce an accent a nd copy native speaker intonation. These techniques include tracking\, lin king\, and blends\n \;\nemail u.speak@usask.ca to sign up (instead of clicking on the link below)! (details) DTSTART:20130115T160025 SUMMARY:U-Speak Workshop URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13152 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8708WDofLt@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Megan M.\, Universi ty Learning CentreWhen: Wednesday Jan 16\, 2013 3:30 PM - 4:20 PMWhere: MU RRAY G3 The beginning of a new term is a great time to get organized and s tay that way. This workshop will provide tips and insights on different wa ys to organize your notes\, schedule and more during a hectic university l ife. (details) DTSTART:20130116T153025 SUMMARY:Staying Organized URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13114 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8713V6XenN@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Andrea M.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Wednesday Jan 16\, 2013 4:30 PM - 5:20 PMWhere: MU RRAY 102 'I'll maybe come up with a more clever title for this workshop... but next week.' For those of you who hear yourself saying something like t his too often\, and end up having to do a rush job at the last minute\, si gn up for this interactive workshop and learn some tips to conquer procras tination. (details) DTSTART:20130116T163005 SUMMARY:Dealing With Procrastination URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13081 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-87189T9cuV@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Cristin B.When: Thu rsday Jan 17\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will help you understand your learning style and provide you with study skill s uggestions that complement your natural approach. (details) DTSTART:20130117T130038 SUMMARY:Making Your Learning Style Work for You URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13082 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8723UvSw7v@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Charlie R.\, Peer M entor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Monday Jan 21\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MUR RAY 102 Come to this interactive workshop to learn some strategies and tip s for effective groupwork. (details) DTSTART:20130121T123033 SUMMARY:Tips for making the most out of Groupwork URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13083 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8729iMnu6V@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda L.When: Mond ay Jan 21\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will pro vide specific strategies to help improve your note-taking skills. (details ) DTSTART:20130121T143058 SUMMARY:Effective Note-Taking Strategies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13084 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8733f7Ckec@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Dennis W.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Jan 22\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURR AY 145 Procrastination may feel nice at the time\, but finishing things fe els even better. Learn techniques to avoid procrastination and reduce stre ss. (details) DTSTART:20130122T130041 SUMMARY:Dealing With Procrastination URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13085 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8738a5UBpP@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Natahna Bargen\, Un iversity Learning CentreWhen: Tuesday Jan 22\, 2013 3:00 PM - 4:00 PMWhere : MURRAY 102 Your thesis statement can make or break your essay. \; At tend this short workshop to learn how to write a strong one! (details) DTSTART:20130122T150016 SUMMARY:Writing a Strong Thesis Statement URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13157 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8743FaJZwv@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Thomas L.\, Univers ity Learning Centre & Anna N.\, University Learning Centre & Mehrieh R.\, University Learning CentreWhen: Tuesday Jan 22\, 2013 4:00 PM - 5:30 PMWhe re: PLACE RIEL ISSAC 70.4 U-Speak workshops are for undergraduate and gra duate students who speak English as a Subsequent Language (ESL) and are in terested in further developing their oral communication skills and confide nce.\n\n \; \; \; Gain skills and confidence through fun and i nteractive tasks\n \; \; \; Feel comfortable sharing your know ledge and opinions in an academic setting\n \; \; \; Tea\, cof fee and hot chocolate will be provided\n\nThis particular workshop isPronu nciation and Word Stress: This session will focus on sound contrasts and c orrect word stress. Participants will learn to say tricky sounds correctly without loss of fluency. Practice typical word reductions\, rhythm\, and sound stress based on word types.email u.speak@usask.ca to sign up (instea d of clicking on the link below)! (details) DTSTART:20130122T160013 SUMMARY:U-Speak Workshop URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13153 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8749IMciGb@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Carla Fehr\, Histor y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Wednesday Jan 23\, 2013 3:30 PM - 4:20 PMWhere: MU RRAY G3 Join Carla Fehr as she discusses some of the most important elemen ts of writing a Native Studies paper\, including thesis statement\, organi zation\, and documentation (Chicago Style). \; This workshop will be r epeated on Friday\, January 25th. (details) DTSTART:20130123T153027 SUMMARY:Writing in Native Studies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13147 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8754uVrtzf@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Dena BurnettWhen: T hursday Jan 24\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop cov ers the basics of how to write a lab report\, and includes resources\, dis cussion\, and hands-on activities. (details) DTSTART:20130124T143003 SUMMARY:Writing the Lab Report URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13144 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8759h5RwRf@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Devin EnsWhen: Thur sday Jan 24\, 2013 3:30 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 Review the basics of punctuation and learn about some common errors to avoid. (details) DTSTART:20130124T153055 SUMMARY:Punctuation 101 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13159 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8764ourGvJ@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Carla Fehr\, Histor y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Friday Jan 25\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MUR RAY 145 Join Carla Fehr as she discusses some of the most important elemen ts of writing a Native Studies paper\, including thesis statement\, organi zation\, and documentation (Chicago Style). This is a repeat of the worksh op held on January 23rd. (details) DTSTART:20130125T113027 SUMMARY:Writing in Native Studies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13148 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8769wluI7J@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Gina K.\, Universit y Learning CentreWhen: Friday Jan 25\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MURR AY 102 This workshop will focus on strategies to help you prepare\, presen t and deal with the anxiety of giving presentations. (details) DTSTART:20130125T113055 SUMMARY:Public Speaking Skills URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13086 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8774o5pIGS@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Jade Anderson\, Psy chologyWhen: Friday Jan 25\, 2013 1:30 PM - 2:30 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will help you get started writing a paper in Psychology or give y ou valuable tips on improving a paper you have already written. \; We will discuss the different types of papers you may be assigned and what to include\, and not include\, in each. \; We will also discuss the writ ing style and conventions appropriate in Psychology and how to avoid commo n mistakes. (details) DTSTART:20130125T133040 SUMMARY:Writing in Psychology URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13160 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8779je9XVR@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amy C.\, Peer Mento r\, PAL ProgramWhen: Monday Jan 28\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will focus on study tips for multiple choice\, short &a mp\; long answer and problem-solving type exam questions. (details) DTSTART:20130128T113032 SUMMARY:Tips for Writing Different Kinds of Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13087 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8784Gepfpi@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Dena BurnettWhen: M onday Jan 28\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will cover the basics of writing a strong literature review. Participants will learn the main features of a good lit review\, and how to get started on w riting one. (details) DTSTART:20130128T143036 SUMMARY:Writing the Literature Review URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13145 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8789vUzxv1@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Thomas L.\, Univers ity Learning Centre & Anna N.\, University Learning Centre & Mehrieh R.\, University Learning CentreWhen: Tuesday Jan 29\, 2013 4:00 PM - 5:30 PMWhe re: PLACE RIEL ISSAC 70.4 U-Speak workshops are for undergraduate and gra duate students who speak English as a Subsequent Language (ESL) and are in terested in further developing their oral communication skills and confide nce.\n\n \; \; \; Gain skills and confidence through fun and i nteractive tasks\n \; \; \; Feel comfortable sharing your know ledge and opinions in an academic setting\n \; \; \; Tea\, cof fee and hot chocolate will be provided\n\nThis particular workshop isConve rsations with Canadians: Join us for a session which will give you the cha nce to speak with Canadian students in university settings. Find ways to s tart a conversation and move it to a more in-depth discussion to discover mutual interests and make friends.email u.speak@usask.ca to sign up (inste ad of clicking on the link below)! (details) DTSTART:20130129T160006 SUMMARY:U-Speak Workshop URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13154 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8794lWr9dp@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Ashley M.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Wednesday Jan 30\, 2013 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMWhere: MU RRAY 102 Stressed over writing a multiple choice exam? \; Come learn h ow to take the stress out of taking a multiple choice exam\, and learn how to do well! (details) DTSTART:20130130T133054 SUMMARY:How to Write Multiple Choice Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13088 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8800JJfUzm@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Professor Ron Coole y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Wednesday Jan 30\, 2013 3:00 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: Ph ysics 165 The Scientific Revolution was also a revolution in English writi ng style that affected all forms of expression. In this lecture-workshop s ession\, we'll consider the main elements of scientific style\, and dissec t some passages of graduate-student scientific writing. We'll also conside r some aspects of scientific style that are common to all academic writing . \; This workshop is a repetition of a November 27th\, 2012 workshop. Please do not register in both. (details) DTSTART:20130130T150017 SUMMARY:Style in Scientific Writing URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12887 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8806eSWz6Z@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Dennis W.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Thursday Jan 31\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MUR RAY 145 Concentration and Motivation: Getting Through the Term\nHaving tro uble focusing on school? Feel exhausted with your studies? Take this inter active workshop to improve your concentration and motivation to get throug h the rest of the term. (details) DTSTART:20130131T130023 SUMMARY:Concentration and Motivation URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13090 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-88114MlvAe@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Cristin B.When: Thu rsday Jan 31\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will provide specific strategies to help improve your note-taking skills. (deta ils) DTSTART:20130131T130059 SUMMARY:Effective Note-Taking Strategies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13089 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8817xUF3xa@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Professor Ron Coole y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Thursday Jan 31\, 2013 3:00 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: ART S 146 Many types of writing (e.g.\, the scientific thesis or article) are highly formulaic -- they follow a rigid\, prescribed structure. \; But how does one organize an extended piece of writing where the structure is not prescribed? \; This session will consider the 'literature review\ ,' a prescribed component of most academic writing\, where the internal st ructure of topics\, sub-topics\, and paragraphs depends on the content and the research questions. (details) DTSTART:20130131T150017 SUMMARY:Structure and Organization\, with a Focus on the Literature Review URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13164 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-88228csMa2@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Jan T.When: Friday Feb 01\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 University is a time of exploration and growth. \; Attend this workshop to learn about ways y ou can direct and be an advocate for your learning at university. (details ) DTSTART:20130201T113016 SUMMARY:Take Charge - Make the Most of your University Studies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13076 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8827X8Z3Dx@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda DanielsWhen: Friday Feb 01\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 145 Let us guide you through planning those potentially overwhelming term papers\, no matter w hat stage you're at! You will be introduced to the online Research Paper P lanner tool. Bring along what you're working on. NOTE: If you have a lapto p\, bring that\, too. If not\, we have a few extra laptops. *This workshop is part 1 of 2. You do not need to attend both workshops\, though.* (deta ils) DTSTART:20130201T123019 SUMMARY:Get Your Writing Done Using the Research Paper Planner: Part 1 of 2 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13167 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8832hvAiTC@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Charlie R.\, Peer M entor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Monday Feb 04\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MUR RAY 145 - (details) DTSTART:20130204T123041 SUMMARY:Visual Learning URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13091 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-88372br7hV@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Josie W.\, Peer Men tor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Monday Feb 04\, 2013 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 Come to this interactive workshop to learn some strategies and tips fo r effective groupwork. (details) DTSTART:20130204T133054 SUMMARY:Tips for Making the Most Out of Groupwork URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13093 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8842WdEO8O@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Ashley M.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Feb 05\, 2013 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMWhere: MU RRAY 102 Stressed over writing a multiple choice exam? \; Come learn h ow to take the stress out of taking a multiple choice exam\, and learn how to do well! (details) DTSTART:20130205T103035 SUMMARY:How to Write Multiple Choice Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13092 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8847noFtVr@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda L.When: Tues day Feb 05\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will focus on study strategies for before\, during\, and after your midterm exa ms. (details) DTSTART:20130205T113001 SUMMARY:Study Smartly: Tips for Surviving Your Midterms URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13096 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8852eoZKj6@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Carla Fehr\, Histor y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Tuesday Feb 05\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURR AY 102 Join History graduate student Carla Fehr\, also a Writing Centre tu tor\, as she walks you through how to write an excellent History essay. 60\; Bring your questions! (details) DTSTART:20130205T143020 SUMMARY:Writing in History URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13162 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8858KjPvkU@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Thomas L.\, Univers ity Learning Centre & Anna N.\, University Learning Centre & Mehrieh R.\, University Learning CentreWhen: Tuesday Feb 05\, 2013 4:00 PM - 5:30 PMWhe re: PLACE RIEL ISSAC 70.4 U-Speak workshops are for undergraduate and gra duate students who speak English as a Subsequent Language (ESL) and are in terested in further developing their oral communication skills and confide nce. \; \; \; Gain skills and confidence through fun and inter active tasks \; \; \; Feel comfortable sharing your knowledge and opinions in an academic setting \; \; \; Tea\, coffee and hot chocolate will be providedThis particular workshop isPractice and Self -Correction: Learn the three stages of self-correction to improve your Eng lish and focus on things you would like to improve. \; As you learn to learn on your own\, you will notice your errors\, practice corrections\, and advance to speaking more effectively.email u.speak@usask.ca to sign up (instead of clicking on the link below)! (details) DTSTART:20130205T160036 SUMMARY:U-Speak Workshop URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13155 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8864Fbmm8T@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Megan M.\, Universi ty Learning CentreWhen: Wednesday Feb 06\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMWhere: MU RRAY 102 Ever wondered how to approach your professor for questions\, a su mmer job\, a reference or just some guidance? This workshop will give you tips on how to approach your professor\, how to build professional relatio nships with them\, and how to make connections on campus that may assist you in years to come. (details) DTSTART:20130206T143022 SUMMARY:Approaching Professors URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13116 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8869u2WeU5@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Cristin B.When: Thu rsday Feb 07\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will focus on study strategies for before\, during\, and after your midterm exa ms. (details) DTSTART:20130207T130039 SUMMARY:Study Smartly: Tips for Surviving Your Midterms URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13094 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8876E1Uzs7@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Adam PottleWhen: Th ursday Feb 07\, 2013 3:30 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 Review the basics of punctuation and learn about some common errors to avoid. (details) DTSTART:20130207T153021 SUMMARY:Punctuation 101 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13146 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-88815sGIKa@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Jan T.When: Friday Feb 08\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 We will discuss what it means to be a critical reader\, and explore various strategies for gettin g to the deeper meanings within texts. (details) DTSTART:20130208T113004 SUMMARY:Critical Reading URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13095 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8886Acxmzd@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda LyonsWhen: F riday Feb 08\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 145 Let us guide you t hrough planning those potentially overwhelming term papers\, no matter wha t stage you're at! You will be introduced to the online Research Paper Pla nner tool. Bring along what you're working on. NOTE: If you have a laptop\ , bring that\, too. If not\, we have a few extra laptops. *This workshop i s part 2of 2. You do not need to attend both workshops\, though.* (details ) DTSTART:20130208T123036 SUMMARY:Get Your Writing Done Using the Research Paper Planner\, Part 2 of 2 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13168 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8891mzV9a3@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Dennis W.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Feb 12\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURR AY 145 Multiple choice question may look easy at first glance\, but they'r e often quite devious. Learn strategies to prepare for and write multiple choice exams efficiently in this interactive workshop. (details) DTSTART:20130212T130014 SUMMARY:How to Write Multiple Choice Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13097 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8897cn0hez@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Mandy Fehr\, Histor y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Tuesday Feb 12\, 2013 6:00 PM - 7:00 PMWhere: KIRK 227 This workshop will include\n\nWhat is Community-Based Research/Approa ches to Community-Based Research\nDefining Communities\nCommunity Consulta tion/Gaining Community Approval\nEthics\nDoing Community Based Research\nF ollow-up/What to do after?\nResources\n\n \;\nThis small group worksho p is offered \; to local and distance graduate students in the Interna tional Centre for Northern Governance and Development program. There are 9 seats available to other U of S students. \; Because the available se ats are very limited\, we anticipate this workshop to fill. \; Please register soon to avoid disappointment. *This workshop will be video confer enced off campus and recorded as well. (details) DTSTART:20130212T180006 SUMMARY:How to Conduct Community-Based Research URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13180 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8902fblD28@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Andrea M.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Thursday Feb 14\, 2013 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMWhere: M URRAY 102 'How the dickens am I supposed to remember all of this stuff!?' Sign up for this interactive workshop and learn how to remember and recall information more efficiently. We will also discuss individual learning st yles. (details) DTSTART:20130214T103037 SUMMARY:Memory and the Learning Process URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13098 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8908KjT2zL@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Mandy Fehr\, Histor y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Thursday Feb 14\, 2013 6:00 PM - 7:00 PMWhere: KIR K 227 This workshop will include\n\nDisciplinary Approaches\nProtocols/Eth ics\nSet-up\nTechnology\nThe Interview\nInterviewing Styles and Techniques \nFollow-up\nTranscribing\n\n \;\nThis small group workshop is offered  \; to local and distance graduate students in the International Centr e for Northern Governance and Development program. There are 9 seats avail able to other U of S students. \; Because the available seats are very limited\, we anticipate this workshop to fill. \; Please register soo n to avoid disappointment. *This workshop will be video conferenced off ca mpus and recorded as well. (details) DTSTART:20130214T180034 SUMMARY:Effective Interviewing & Note taking URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13181 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-89134kI1NP@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Professor Ron Coole y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Friday Feb 15\, 2013 3:00 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: Physi cs 165 Many of us are afraid to truly revise our work. \; We tinker wi th phrasing but never consider the larger changes that would lead to real improvements. \; In this session\, we'll work with drafts of graduate- student writing\, considering the kinds of changes to sentence and paragra ph structure that make a piece of writing clearer and more persuasive. (de tails) DTSTART:20130215T150009 SUMMARY:Revision URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12888 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8918lKUULB@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Mehrieh Rahimi\, Un iversity Learning CentreWhen: Tuesday Feb 26\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMWhe re: MURRAY 145 Have you ever wanted to start your own blog? How about your own academic blog chronicling your academic career? This workshop will ex plore how blogging can be effectively in an academic setting to have a bro ader reach into your community. We will review the technical aspects of bl ogging and have an introduction to the setup of academic blogging.\nIn thi s session you will learn:\n\n \;\n\nHow to start up a blog\nHow to man age your blog effectively\nEffective techniques for writing and posting on line\nHow to use search engine optimization\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130226T113009 SUMMARY:Blogging Unleashed URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13190 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8924oWAGoc@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amy C.\, Peer Mento r\, PAL ProgramWhen: Wednesday Feb 27\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MUR RAY 102 This workshop will provide specific strategies to help improve you r note-taking skills. (details) DTSTART:20130227T113035 SUMMARY:Effective Note-Taking Strategies URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13099 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-89305lnGwJ@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Bailey Wolkowski\, University Learning CentreWhen: Thursday Feb 28\, 2013 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Where: MURRAY 102 Have you ever had to make a graph\, enter a figure or ma ke a reference and not known exactly how to do it? This workshop is design ed to help make writing lab reports in the sciences easier and faster usin g Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word. There will a large emphasis on how t o create and edit graphs and data in Excel and then rounded out with a few tips and tricks in Word to make your report presentable and professional. \nObjectives:\n\nHow to work with data in excel. (Simple functions and equ ations and making tables)\nHow to create a graph (Scatter and best fit lin ear graphs\, error bars)\nHow to embed data or graphs into other programs \nGeneral lab report tips (double space\, referencing\, sizing of figures) \nExtra Helpful Microsoft tools (equation maker\, snipping tool\, referenc e maker)\n (details) DTSTART:20130228T103059 SUMMARY:Lab Reports Made Easy URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13189 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8935VNUSPZ@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Puspita Laboni\, Un iversity Learning CentreWhen: Friday Mar 01\, 2013 12:00 PM - 1:00 PMWhere : MURRAY 145 If you do not want to spend hours in editing your documents\, then this session is for you.\nWrite your papers with more ease and edit them with MS Word’\;s cool features. Create documents that incorporat e advanced features while discovering the shortcuts\, tips. Enhance your o verall editing technique with MS Word. Discover additional handy features. Find out more in this session.\n \;\nIn this session\, you will:\n\nD iscover Word's advanced editing tools\nDiscover how to use macros\nUse tra ck changes and comments\nLearn to compare and combine documents\nUse Mail Merge and create envelopes and labels.\n (details) DTSTART:20130301T120029 SUMMARY:Microsoft Word - Efficient Editing URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13191 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-89404OJGDC@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda DanielsWhen: Friday Mar 01\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 Let us guide you through planning those potentially overwhelming term papers\, no matter w hat stage you're at! You will be introduced to the online Research Paper P lanner tool. Bring along what you're working on. NOTE: If you have a lapto p\, bring that\, too. If not\, we have a few extra laptops. *This workshop is part 1 of 2. You do not need to attend both workshops\, though.* (deta ils) DTSTART:20130301T123035 SUMMARY:Get Your Writing Done Using the Research Paper Planner\, Part 1 of 2 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13169 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8946Wgvmnh@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda LyonsWhen: F riday Mar 01\, 2013 1:30 PM - 2:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 Let us guide you th rough planning those potentially overwhelming term papers\, no matter what stage you're at! You will be introduced to the online Research Paper Plan ner tool. Bring along what you're working on. NOTE: If you have a laptop\, bring that\, too. If not\, we have a few extra laptops. *This workshop is part 2 of 2. You do not need to attend both workshops\, though.* (details ) DTSTART:20130301T133001 SUMMARY:Get Your Writing Done Using the Research Paper Planner\, Part 2 of 2 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13170 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-89516Vcpu4@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Younju Rhee\, Unive rsity Learning CentreWhen: Friday Mar 01\, 2013 1:30 PM - 2:30 PMWhere: AG RI 3D85 Prezi is a web-based zooming presentation software. Present your i deas visually with Prezi. Discover cool features and make your presentatio n outstanding. Find out more in this session.\nIn this session\, you will: \n\n\nDiscover the features of Prezi\nDiscover how to insert shapes\, pict ures and YouTube\nConvert PowerPoint to Prezi\nShare your Prezi with other s and edit together\nConvert Prezi to a printable PDF\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130301T133037 SUMMARY:Sick of PowerPoint? Try Prezi URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13185 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8956ZFmWdP@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Charlie R.\, Peer M entor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Monday Mar 04\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MUR RAY 145 Join us and learn how to enhance your learning style with social m edia such as Twitter\, Youtube and Facebook! You may be using these servic es anyway\, possibly procrastinating FROM studying\, so why not use them t o HELP you study? (details) DTSTART:20130304T123038 SUMMARY:Enhancing Learning with Social Media URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13101 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8961UsOUv9@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda L.When: Mond ay Mar 04\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will foc us on strategies to help you prepare for presentations individually and as a group. \; Tips include how to reduce nervousness\, slow down speech \, and presenting the correct body language. (details) DTSTART:20130304T143025 SUMMARY:Tips to Improve Your Presentation Skills URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13102 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-896683Xets@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Professor Ron Coole y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Tuesday Mar 05\, 2013 3:00 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: Phys ics 165 This session will review some of the common features of Masters th esis and PhD dissertation proposals\, and consider some of the differences in approach across disciplines at the University of Saskatchewan. \; The focus will be on tailoring the research program description to the int ernal university audience and to internal approval processes. \; For m ore detailed\, discipline-specific advice\, students should consult their supervisor or graduate chair. (details) DTSTART:20130305T150000 SUMMARY:Thesis and Dissertation Proposals URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12889 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8972pCgfWC@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Megan McDonald\, Un iversity Learning CentreWhen: Wednesday Mar 06\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhe re: MURRAY 102 Organization throughout a term is essential to effective st udying and handing in assignments on time. It's never to late to get organ ized! This workshop will provide tips on different ways to organize your n otes\, assignments and exams and how to keep it that way. (details) DTSTART:20130306T143043 SUMMARY:Staying Organized URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13117 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-897766Ugrg@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amy C.\, Peer Mento r\, PAL ProgramWhen: Wednesday Mar 06\, 2013 4:30 PM - 5:20 PMWhere: MURRA Y 102 This workshop will focus on study tips for multiple choice\, short & amp\; long answer and problem-solving type exam questions. (details) DTSTART:20130306T163011 SUMMARY:Tips for Writing Different Kinds of Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13105 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8982CgmPmt@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Kelly Butler\, Hist ory\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Thursday Mar 07\, 2013 1:00 PM - 2:00 PMWhere: M URRAY 102 Your thesis statement can make or break your essay. \; Atten d this short workshop to learn how to write a strong one! \; Kelly wil l include the following:\n\n\nDefinition of thesis statements and why they 're necessary.\nHow to turn a question into a thesis statement.\nStep-by-s tep examples for how to create a strong thesis statement (examples will be provided\, but students are encouraged to bring with them questions based on their current assignments).\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130307T130041 SUMMARY:How to Write a Strong Thesis Statement URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13201 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8988T1W022@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: When: Thursday Mar 07\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY 145 Join us today at the ULC's co me-and-go information session from 2:30-3:30 p.m. in Murray 145. Learn abo ut our Peer Assisted Learning program. \; Over 500 students have been peer mentors here at the U of S. These students have gained leadership ski lls and valuable experience. \; Can't make it today? We'll be doing on e more info session on Monday March 11th. Same time and place. www.usask.c a/ulc/pal (details) DTSTART:20130307T143016 SUMMARY:Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) info session URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13212 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-8993DP4HMV@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: When: Friday Mar 08 \, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 145 Let us guide you through plann ing those potentially overwhelming term papers\, no matter what stage you' re at! You will be introduced to the online Research Paper Planner tool. B ring along what you're working on. NOTE: If you have a laptop\, bring that \, too. If not\, we have a few extra laptops. *This workshop is part 1 of 2. You do not need to attend both workshops\, though.* (details) DTSTART:20130308T123046 SUMMARY:Get Your Writing Done Using the Research Paper Planner\, Part 1 of 2 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13171 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9000jCCbtu@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: When: Monday Mar 11 \, 2013 2:30 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: MURRAY 145 Join us today at the ULC's come -and-go information session from 2:30-3:30 p.m. in Murray 145. Learn about our Peer Assisted Learning program. \; Over 500 students have been pe er mentors here at the U of S. These students have gained leadership skill s and valuable experience. \; www.usask.ca/ulc/pal (details) DTSTART:20130311T143010 SUMMARY:Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) info session URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13213 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9005UJhCm2@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Kelly Butler\, Hist ory\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Monday Mar 11\, 2013 3:30 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: MUR RAY 102 This workshop is designed for undergraduate students. Get ready fo r those end-of-term papers! Learn how to improve your essay-writing in thi s short\, free workshop. \; Kelly will cover the following:\n\nMoving from topic to research question\nDeveloping a working thesis\nChoosing app ropriate sources\nMaking an outline/Organizing your thoughts\nRevising/Edi ting\nCiting your sources/Avoiding plagiarism\nA bit about using Chicago M anual of Style\n\n \; (details) DTSTART:20130311T153040 SUMMARY:Writing a Great Term Paper URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13203 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9010iEB0eg@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Ashley M.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Mar 12\, 2013 10:30 AM - 11:20 AMWhere: MU RRAY G3 Stressed over writing a multiple choice exam? \; Come learn ho w to take the stress out of taking a multiple choice exam\, and learn how to do well! (details) DTSTART:20130312T103058 SUMMARY:How to Write Multiple Choice Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13103 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-901579UEbz@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Josie W.\, Peer Men tor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Wednesday Mar 13\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MU RRAY G3 This workshop will focus on strategies to help you prepare for pre sentations individually and as a group. \; Tips include how to reduce nervousness\, slow down speech\, and presenting the correct body language. (details) DTSTART:20130313T123008 SUMMARY:Tips to Improve Your Presentation Skills URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13106 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9020XGwkxb@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Devin EnsWhen: Wedn esday Mar 13\, 2013 2:00 PM - 3:00 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 Review the basics o f punctuation and learn about some common errors to avoid. (details) DTSTART:20130313T140054 SUMMARY:Punctuation 101 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13204 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9026CIk8BU@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Andrea M.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Wednesday Mar 13\, 2013 4:30 PM - 5:20 PMWhere: MU RRAY 102 If you’\;re someone who experiences any anxiety before and d uring tests and exams –\; sign up for this interactive workshop to le arn some ways to help you relax when pressure seems the highest. Even if y ou don’\;t experience anxiety during exam time\, you may benefit from some of the studying tips. (details) DTSTART:20130313T163012 SUMMARY:Exam Anxiety URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13107 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9031tvAGD6@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Bailey Wolkowski\, University Learning CentreWhen: Thursday Mar 14\, 2013 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Where: AGRI 3D85 Both Android and Apple offer millions of apps that can he lp the university student complete almost any task. This workshop is desig ned to expose people to the wealth of knowledge available for little no mo ney that can help them keep a hand-le in their lives. Besides apps the wor kshop also offers a tutorial on how to set up email and wireless on your p hone to get you started off right. \;\nObjectives:\n\nEmail set up on both apple and android devices (I don’\;t know how to do blackberry b ut we could add this as well)\nWireless set up (include discussion of secu rity)\nBest free apps (iUsask\, blackboard\, iTunes U\, bus routes\, perio dic tables\, math formulas\, dictionary etc)\nBest apps that might be wort h the money (wolfram alpha\, etc\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130314T103023 SUMMARY:Make Your Smartphone Smarter URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13210 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9036B9FR2a@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Mehrieh Rahimi\, Un iversity Learning CentreWhen: Thursday Mar 14\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMWh ere: MURRAY 145 Have you ever wanted to start your own blog? How about you r own academic blog chronicling your academic career? This workshop will e xplore how blogging can be effectively in an academic setting to have a br oader reach into your community. We will review the technical aspects of b logging and have an introduction to the setup of academic blogging.\nIn th is session you will learn:\n\n \;\n\nHow to start up a blog\nHow to ma nage your blog effectively\nEffective techniques for writing and posting o nline\nHow to use search engine optimization\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130314T113048 SUMMARY:Blogging Unleashed URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13208 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9041ZObWmv@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Cristin B.When: Thu rsday Mar 14\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will focus on study strategies for before\, during\, and after your final exams . (details) DTSTART:20130314T130023 SUMMARY:Study Smartly: Tips for Surviving Your Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13108 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-90470izxMh@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Kelly Butler\, Hist ory\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Thursday Mar 14\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: M URRAY 102 Your thesis statement can make or break your essay. \; Atten d this short workshop to learn how to write a strong one! Kelly will inclu de the following: \n\n\nDefinition of thesis statements and why they're ne cessary.\nHow to turn a question into a thesis statement.\nStep-by-step ex amples for how to create a strong thesis statement (examples will be provi ded\, but students are encouraged to bring with them questions based on th eir current assignments).\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130314T143009 SUMMARY:Writing a Strong Thesis Statement URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13202 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9052idvUFM@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Jan T.When: Friday Mar 15\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 Are you feeling anxious or overwhelmed? \; This workshop will talk about anxiety management a nd self care strategies. (details) DTSTART:20130315T113016 SUMMARY:Strategies for Dealing with Stress URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13109 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9057lBuvjh@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Puspita Laboni\, Un iversity Learning CentreWhen: Friday Mar 15\, 2013 12:00 PM - 1:00 PMWhere : AGRI 3D85 If you've been required to put together a presentation using M S PowerPoint but \;you have no idea how to begin\, then this session i s for you.\nIn this session\, you will gain beginner techniques in order t o get a headstart on your presentation. \;The goal is to prepare you w ith the basics —\; how to put content on slides and get ready to pres ent a 'show'.\nCome to the session and learn more!\nIn this session you wi ll:\n\n\nUnderstand powerpoint views\n\n\nWork with Master slides\n\n\nCre ate presentation text using the Outline Mode\n\n\nChange slide layouts\n\n \nAdd and manipulate graphics\n\n\nLearn to run and Save a presentation\n \n (details) DTSTART:20130315T120046 SUMMARY:MS PowerPoint - Basics for Beginners URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13209 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9062IZTiP5@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda LyonsWhen: F riday Mar 15\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 145 Let us guide you t hrough planning those potentially overwhelming term papers\, no matter wha t stage you're at! You will be introduced to the online Research Paper Pla nner tool. Bring along what you're working on (whether it's due at the end of September or the beginning of December!). NOTE: If you have a laptop\, bring that\, too. If not\, we have a few extra laptops. *This workshop is part 2 of 2. You do not need to attend both workshops\, though.* (details ) DTSTART:20130315T123045 SUMMARY:Get Your Writing Done Using the Research Paper Planner\, Part 2 of 2 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13172 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9068AKM2vw@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Younju Rhee\, Unive rsity Learning CentreWhen: Friday Mar 15\, 2013 1:30 PM - 2:30 PMWhere: AG RI 3D85 Description:\nLet our Tech Help instructor introduce you some grea t websites and functionality that they have found extremely useful as a st udent. These websites will make your academic life easier and maybe even a bit better!\nAnd it's worth mentioning that all the highlight websites ar e FREE!!\nObjectives:\nIn this session\, you will:\n\n\n\nDiscover the top 10 coolest websites we have chosen for you\n\n\nLearn some basic features of the websites\n\n\nUse the easier way of storing and sharing files\, di scussing with your group members\, scheduling\, setting up an online surve y\, presenting your ideas\, citing the resources\, organizing your spendin g\, editing photo online without Photoshop\, and more!\n\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130315T133040 SUMMARY:Great Websites for a Better Academic Life URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13207 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9099j3FFTR@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Charlie R.\, Peer M entor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Monday Mar 18\, 2013 12:30 PM - 1:20 PMWhere: MUR RAY 102 It's never to late to learn how to nip procrastination in the bud. Sign up for this interactive workshop and learn some valuable tips and te chniques to help turn the mountain of school work into a molehill. (detail s) DTSTART:20130318T123028 SUMMARY:Dealing With Procrastination URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13110 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9104W13vv8@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Devin EnsWhen: Mond ay Mar 18\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY G3 This workshop is an int roduction to editing and proofreading your academic writing. **Note: this workshop is intended for undergraduate students. (details) DTSTART:20130318T143007 SUMMARY:Editing and Proofreading Your Own Work URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13206 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9109pE6RGt@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amanda L.When: Tues day Mar 19\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 This workshop will focus on study strategies for before\, during\, and after your final exams . (details) DTSTART:20130319T113038 SUMMARY:Study Smartly: Tips for Surviving Your Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13111 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9114Oj10Ff@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Dennis W.\, Peer Me ntor\, PAL ProgramWhen: Tuesday Mar 19\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURR AY G3 Despite the sheer magnitude of information and logic required of fin al exams\, it is completely possible to prepare well for these exams. Stud ents will learn how to prepare and study for final exams in an interactive setting. Finals are a great way to boost your mark and to demonstrate you r knowledge. (details) DTSTART:20130319T130021 SUMMARY:Finals are Coming - Effective Exam Preparation is Key URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13104 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9119xl4MNk@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Amy C.\, Peer Mento r\, PAL ProgramWhen: Wednesday Mar 20\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:20 PMWhere: MUR RAY 102 This workshop will focus on specific strategies that will help you prepare for and write multiple choice exams. (details) DTSTART:20130320T113004 SUMMARY:Writing Multiple Choice Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13112 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9125OucPLM@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Megan M.\, Universi ty Learning CentreWhen: Wednesday Mar 20\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:20 PMWhere: MU RRAY 102 Managing your time is essential during heavy exam and assignment periods in university. This workshop will provide you with helpful strateg ies on how to plan and manage your schedule - extracurricular\, domestic l ife\, self-care\, and the ever-important study time - during the school ye ar. (details) DTSTART:20130320T143024 SUMMARY:Exam Time Management URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13118 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9130m6a8CV@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: When: Thursday Mar 21\, 2013 2:30 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: MURRAY 102 Review the basics of punctuat ion and learn about some common errors to avoid. (details) DTSTART:20130321T143050 SUMMARY:Punctuation 101 URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13200 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9136oNrDxG@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Professor Ron Coole y\, Arts & ScienceWhen: Thursday Mar 21\, 2013 3:00 PM - 4:30 PMWhere: Phy sics 165 Preparing a thesis or article for submission requires extreme att ention to detail. In this session\, we'll workshop some samples of student writing\, focusing on the steps necessary to turn a good draft into an er ror-free final text. (details) DTSTART:20130321T150050 SUMMARY:Editing and Proofreading URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=12890 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9141gmvJ8t@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Cristin B.When: Tue sday Mar 26\, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:50 PMWhere: MURRAY 145 This workshop will f ocus on study strategies for before\, during\, and after your final exams. (details) DTSTART:20130326T130035 SUMMARY:Study Smartly: Tips for Surviving Your Exams URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13113 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9146VVUBM5@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Puspita L.\, Univer sity Learning CentreWhen: Monday Apr 01\, 2013 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMWhere: A GRI 3D85 \nIf you've been required to put together a presentation using MS PowerPoint but \;you have no idea how to begin\, then this session is for you.\nIn this session\, you will gain beginner techniques in order to get a headstart on your presentation. \;The goal is to prepare you wi th the basics —\; how to put content on slides and get ready to prese nt a 'show'. Come to the session and learn more!\nIn this session you will :\n\n\nUnderstand powerpoint views\nWork with Master slides\nCreate presen tation text using the Outline Mode\nChange slide layouts\nAdd and manipula te graphics\nlearn to run and Save a presentation\n (details) DTSTART:20130401T110007 SUMMARY:MS PowerPoint - Basics for Beginners URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13220 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9151fvPFpM@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Mehrieh Rahimi\, Un iversity Learning CentreWhen: Tuesday Apr 02\, 2013 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMWhe re: MURRAY 145 This workshop will deal with using the Excel to its fullest potential. If you always knew there was more to Excel but you've never ta ken the initiative to explore\, then this workshop is for you!\nIn this se ssion you will examine:\n\n\nMaking graphs \;\nUsing formulas\nAdding equations\nAdd and manipulate charts\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130402T113046 SUMMARY:Crunching Numbers with Microsoft Excel URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13228 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9157OAfr9n@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Bailey W.\, Univers ity Learning CentreWhen: Thursday Apr 04\, 2013 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMWhere: AGRI 3D85 Both Android and Apple offer millions of apps that can help the university student complete almost any task. This workshop is designed to expose people to the wealth of knowledge available for little no money tha t can help them keep a hand-le in their lives. Besides apps the workshop a lso offers a tutorial on how to set up email and wireless on your phone to get you started off right.\nObjectives:\n\nEmail set up on both apple and android devices (I don’\;t know how to do blackberry but we could ad d this as well)\nWireless set up (include discussion of security)\nBest fr ee apps (iUsask\, blackboard\, iTunes U\, bus routes\, periodic tables\, m ath formulas\, dictionary etc)\nBest apps that might be worth the money (w olfram alpha\, etc)\n (details) DTSTART:20130404T110025 SUMMARY:Make Your Smartphone Smarter! URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13219 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9162KeSjsZ@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:University Learning Centre Events\n\n With: Younju R.\, Univers ity Learning CentreWhen: Friday Apr 05\, 2013 1:30 PM - 2:30 PMWhere: AGRI 3D85 If you are sick of using Microsoft PowerPoint\, it is time for you t o try Prezi!\nPrezi is a web-based zooming presentation software. Present your ideas visually with Prezi. Discover cool features and make your prese ntation outstanding. Find out more in this session.\n\nIn this session\, y ou will:\n\nDiscover the features of Prezi\nDiscover how to insert shapes\ , pictures and YouTube\nConvert PowerPoint to Prezi\nShare your Prezi with others and edit together\nConvert Prezi to a printable PDF\n\n (details) DTSTART:20130405T133011 SUMMARY:Sick of PowerPoint? Try Prezi URL:http://ihelp-ulc.usask.ca/eventsRegistration/register?event_id=13221 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9176umkV5V@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n\n This six-hour course giv es an overview of the basic concepts of using ArcGIS (version 9.0)\, which is a GIS spatial mapping product. You will learn the various tools availa ble in this product\, as well as some of its applications\, focusing on ho w this program can work with client-specific data. You will also have an o pportunity to set up a small GIS database\, then build on the database usi ng various analytical geo-processes available.\n\n Prerequisites: Before e nrolling in this course\, participants should possess basic computer skill s including mouse operation\, creating folders\, creating files and saving files into folders\; and some experience with browsing the internet. We o ffer a basic computer skills course if you require acquisition of these sk ills.\n\n >\;>\;>\;Fee payment information may be found here.<\;&l t\;<\;\n\n  \;\n\n >\;>\;>\;>\;Class Handout<\;<\;<\;& lt\;\n\n Additional information for ArcGIS - Webinars from ESRI\n DTSTART:20130527T183000 SUMMARY:ArcGIS - Introduction URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=15&offering id=4100 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9182PlXwiE@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n Are you ready to simplify your spreadsheet processing requirements? With its new look\, Excel allows for the application of great features at the click of a mouse!\n\n This c ourse elaborates on the concepts presented in the Excel Fundamentals offer ing\, and expands on the basics with the introduction of templates\, linki ng formulas\, and pivot tables.\n\n Depending on the offering location\, i n-class instruction will be demonstrated in either MS Excel 2007 or 2010. Differences between the two versions are mentioned when applicable to a gi ven concept. Those working in a MAC environment can also benefit from the instruction though some keystrokes and procedures will be different.\n\n & gt\;>\;>\;Fee payment Information may be found here<\;<\;<\;\n\n Resources\n\n \n Excel Basics Manual (PDF) \n \n Basic Excel - Learn th e Excel Basics \n\n DTSTART:20130528T090000 SUMMARY:MS Excel - Fundamentals Plus URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=170&offerin gid=4072 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9188bTjutR@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n This session\, intended fo r staff members who are new and or unfamiliar with FAST\, will cover basic FAST functions such as using different search criterias\, manipulating vi ews\, detailed drill-down lookups\, viewing invoices online\, looking up b alances for funds and will address any questions participants may have reg arding their funds and FAST.\n\n \n\n Instructor: UniFi Training &\; Su pport Specialist\n\n Contact: Any inquiries for UniFi may be directed to U niFi Support\, 966-8783\n\n Email: unifisupport@usask.ca\n\n Please Note: The FAST Finance Reporting User Manual (Section 7 in the UniFi Training Ma nual) is available online.\n DTSTART:20130528T133000 SUMMARY:UniFi - FAST Finance Reporting URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=120&offerin gid=4101 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9194G3L2ft@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n SAS for Windows is a power ful statistical analysis program for the MS Windows computer system (see m ore...). It is used for doing advanced statistical analysis of data for re search and other projects. This course explains how to use this program to perform your statistical analyses.\n\n The overheads for this course are available on-line for all U of S faculty\, staff\, and students to view.\n \n Exercises for class: Download here\n\n Online references and tutorials: \n\n \n Getting Started with SAS\n \n Getting Started with SAS Enterpris e Guide 4.2\n \n SAS Online Resources for Stats Education\n \n Free Onli ne SAS Training\n\n\n Location of Computer Lab - John Mitchell Building\n \n >\;>\;>\;>\;Payment information may be found here<\;<\;<\ ;<\;\n DTSTART:20130528T183000 SUMMARY:SAS for Windows - Introduction Course URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=18&offering id=4099 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9199GC4RFm@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n Not only is InDesign a sta te-of-the-art layout program it is the current industry standard. Design a ny document format from single page posters and flyers\, to complex multi- page colour publications. In this course you will learn the basics of crea ting layouts with InDesign.\n\n Prerequisites: Before enrolling in this co urse\, participants should possess basic computer skills including mouse o peration\, creating folders\, creating files and saving files into folders \; and some experience with browsing the internet. We offer a basic comput er skills course if you require acquisition of these skills.\n\n >\;>\ ;>\;Fee payment information may be found here.<\;<\;<\;\n DTSTART:20130604T133000 SUMMARY:Adobe InDesign - Introduction Course URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=93&offering id=4086 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9205crpGUt@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n This course shows you how to use Adobe Photoshop to perform many different image processing techniqu es. In this course\, you will learn how to use several tools for selecting parts of images\, and will move\, duplicate and resize images. You will l earn to use layers\, layer effects\, filters\, painting and blending\, and color modification. Also\, you will learn how to create images of differe nt formats for different applications.\n\n Prerequisites: Before enrolling in this course\, participants should possess basic computer skills includ ing mouse operation\, creating folders\, creating files and saving files i nto folders\; and some experience with browsing the internet. We offer a b asic computer skills course if you require acquisition of these skills.\n \n >\;>\;>\;Fee payment information may be found here.<\;<\;<\ ;\n DTSTART:20130605T180000 SUMMARY:Adobe Photoshop - Introduction Course URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=21&offering id=4085 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9210kjzzuP@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n This course introduces bas ic spreadsheet terminology and functions within the application framework of Microsoft Excel. An overview of both the Excel environment and spreadsh eet functionality serves as a solid foundation for the more in depth analy sis presented in the Excel Fundamentals Plus offering.\n\n Depending on th e offering location\, in-class instruction will be demonstrated in either MS Excel 2007 or 2010. Differences between the two versions are mentioned when applicable to a given concept. Those working in a MAC environment can also benefit from the instruction though some keystrokes and procedures w ill be different.\n\n >\;>\;>\;Fee payment Information may be found here<\;<\;<\;\n\n Resources\n\n \n Excel Basics Manual (PDF) \n \n Excel 2007 Tutorial \n \n Get To Know Excel 2010 \n \n Up to speed with Excel 2007 \n \n Excel 2007 Tutorial \n \n Excel 2007 Overview Guide - Part 1 \n \n Excel 2007 Overview Guide - Part 2 \n \n Customize Your Exc el 2007 Quick Access Toolbar \n \n Excel 2010 Quick Reference Guide \n DTSTART:20130617T133000 SUMMARY:MS Excel - Fundamentals URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=8&offeringi d=4096 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9216Hhd7pz@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n\n Adobe Illustrator is a g raphics application that allows the user to create complex and attractive designs with type effects. In this course\, you will learn how to use Illu strator to draw and manipulate simple shapes to create logos. You will als o combine text and graphics to create advertisements. By learning how to c reate custom graphics in Illustrator you will hone your skills for many ot her Illustrator projects.\n\n Prerequisites: Before enrolling in this cour se\, participants should possess basic computer skills including mouse ope ration\, creating folders\, creating files and saving files into folders\; and some experience with browsing the internet. We offer a basic computer skills course if you require acquisition of these skills.\n\n >\;>\;& gt\;Fee payment information may be found here.<\;<\;<\;\n DTSTART:20130618T133000 SUMMARY:Adobe Illustrator - Introduction URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=216&offerin gid=4087 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-92215KifuX@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n\n This course builds on th e concepts introduced in the Photoshop Introduction Course. The course wil l advance understanding of isolating image areas by creating and saving ma sks with specialized tools\, commands\, modes and layer elements and retou ching images. Vector paths will be used for a variety of purposes\, includ ing masking\, clipping paths\, and illustration.\n\n The course will explo re creating and applying creative elements such as gradients\, patterns\, and color overlays\, and to save them along with effects in easy to apply layer styles. The course will provide a firm grasp of Photoshop concepts t hat are applicable to almost every facet of using the application\, includ ing Web design\, preparing photographic images for printing\, and illustra tion.\n\n >\;>\;>\;Fee payment information may be found here.<\;&l t\;<\;\n DTSTART:20130625T133000 SUMMARY:Adobe Photoshop - Intermediate Course URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=73&offering id=4088 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9226kwaS87@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n This course explains how t o use Adobe'\;s Dreamweaver software to develop web pages to make your information available on the World Wide Web. The Dreamweaver product is a powerful tool recommended for larger web sites.\n \n This workshop is inte nded for any University employee planning to develop a departmental or lar ge web site using Dreamweaver or for those off campus wanting to learn how to use this software for the development of webpages.\n\n Prerequisites: Before enrolling in this course\, participants should possess basic comput er skills including mouse operation\, creating folders\, creating files an d saving files into folders\; and some experience with browsing the intern et. We offer a basic computer skills course if you require acquisition of these skills.\n\n >\;>\;>\;Fee payment information may be found here .<\;<\;<\;\n\n References:\n\n \n Adobe Developers\n \n Adobe TV\n \n Planning a website\n \n Define a Site\n \n HTML Entities Guide\n \n Instructions for placing different coloured lInks on same webpage\n \n Additional References\n \n Adding an RSS feed to a website\n \n CSS Chea t Sheet\n \n Using Adobe Browser Lab- test your page in ANY browser\, on ANY platform\n \n Learn Dreamweaver CS5\n \n Latest Trends in Website De sign\n\n DTSTART:20130626T090000 SUMMARY:Adobe Dreamweaver - Introduction Course URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=37&offering id=4097 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9232Z5GhpK@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n\n Having become familiar w ith the InDesign environment in respect to managing text\, tables graphics and colors\, you are now ready to unleash the powerful functionality of I nDesign. You will use its advanced features to create high impact\, highly accurate and finely tuned documents.\n\n >\;>\;>\;Fee payment infor mation may be found here.<\;<\;<\;\n DTSTART:20130703T133000 SUMMARY:Adobe InDesign - Intermediate Course URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=163&offerin gid=4089 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-92376J6CAA@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n In most cases photographers ( professional or amateur) need to retouch images and while maintaining a ge nuine look and feel.\nThis course explores this Photoshop&rsquo\;s many re sources for portrait retouching and demonstrates how a photographer can to uch-up their photos while focusing on everything from blemishes to backdro ps.\n>\;>\;>\;Fee Information may be found here<\;<\;<\;\n DTSTART:20130709T133000 SUMMARY:Adobe Photoshop - Photo Retouching Course URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=337&offerin gid=4091 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9242mkepUW@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n Network Penetration Testin g &\; Countermeasures is a hands-on\, intensive\, five-day workshop imm ersing students in the methodologies and application of ethical hacking co ncepts\, techniques\, and tools. The ethical hacking methodology used in t his class includes: footprinting\, scanning\, enumeration\, exploitation\, and post-exploitation. Countermeasures to mitigate the various hacking te chniques are emphasized. When students complete the class they will have h ands-on experience applying the best of breed security tools in the contex t of an ethical hacking methodology\, using various ethical hacking concep ts and techniques.\n\n  \;\n\n XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\n\n NOTE: The price of this course has T HREE levels. All have been discounted from the orginal price of $4000.00\n \n \n ON CAMPUS clients = $2250.00\n \n OFF CAMPUS public sector (Educat ion or Government) = $2550.00\n \n OFF CAMPUS private sector = $3850.00 ( please contact \;matt@ittrainingsolutions.net \;to register if you are from the Private Sector)\n\n\n XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\n\n PREREQUISITES:\n\n Familiarity with :\n\n \n The core TCP/IP protocols (e.g.\, TCP\, HTTP)\n \n Windows and Linux command-line interfaces\n\n\n THIS IS A Bring Your Own Laptop Course . Requirements:\n\n \n 4 GB RAM (minimum)\n \n 40 GB free space (used to house presentation slides\, VMware images\, various supporting documents\ , and miscellaneous tools)\n \n Some of the course exercises are based on Windows\, while others focus on Linux.\n \n Any of the following install ed: VMware Player\, VMware Workstation\, or VMware Fusion and the .PDF rea der of your choice.\n \n The ability to install applications on your syst em.\n\n DTSTART:20130722T090000 SUMMARY:Security: Network Penetration Testing & Countermeasures URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=369&offerin gid=4039 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20130525T194502CST-9248vWGjs5@localhost DTSTAMP:20130525T014502Z DESCRIPTION:Training Services Course List\n\n \n This course shows you how to use Adobe Photoshop to perform many different image processing techniqu es. In this course\, you will learn how to use several tools for selecting parts of images\, and will move\, duplicate and resize images. You will l earn to use layers\, layer effects\, filters\, painting and blending\, and color modification. Also\, you will learn how to create images of differe nt formats for different applications.\n\n Prerequisites: Before enrolling in this course\, participants should possess basic computer skills includ ing mouse operation\, creating folders\, creating files and saving files i nto folders\; and some experience with browsing the internet. We offer a b asic computer skills course if you require acquisition of these skills.\n \n >\;>\;>\;Fee payment information may be found here.<\;<\;<\ ;\n DTSTART:20130723T133000 SUMMARY:Adobe Photoshop - Introduction Course URL:http://taurus.usask.ca/courses/registrationCourse.cfm?crsid=21&offering id=4090 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR