Team – Building
Through Golf
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
CC-S-750
TBA
Presenter: Patrick Thiss
Faculty members will be assigned to groups of four to challenge
themselves mentally and physically through the game of golf.
Participants will share problem-solving strategies with playing
partners. Participants need to pay green feels, supply their own
equipment and wear appropriate attire. More information will be provided
as date approaches.
Please contact Thiss,
patrick.thiss@gcccd.edu, (619) 660-4518.
Pre-registration required. Maximum participants 19.
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Sexual Harassment
Workshop
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
CC-S-760
CANCELLED
D-101
Presenter: Anthony Zambelli, JD-Attorney and Professor Business Law
at Cuyamaca College
Sexual Harassment is not only
detrimental to the learning environment, it is illegal. This workshop
will cover the laws against sexual harassment, descriptions and examples
of sexual harassment, and suggestions on how to prevent sexual
harassment in your classroom.
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Plagued by
Plagiarism
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
CC-S-770
D-103
Presenters: Mary Graham
Lyn Neylon
This workshop is
open to all faculty and we will discuss degrees of plagiarism, motives
for plagiarism, methods of prevention and detection, consequences and
the reasons for having them, and school policy regarding this very
frustrating and disheartening issue.
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Geology & Natural
History of the Southern Anza-Borrego Desert-Part I
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
CC-S-780
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
Presenter: Michael Wangler
The Anza-Borrego Desert offers a natural laboratory ideally suited for
exploring, teaching, and learning about the dynamic and diverse planet
on which we live. This all day field trip will explore the geologic,
geomorphic, and biogeographic setting of the Southern Anza-Borrego
Desert. An emphasis will be placed on understanding natural processes
and interrelationships among geological and biological systems, and how
field based teaching methods can be used to enhance student learning.
This field-based workshop is ideally suited for those teaching in the
natural sciences, but is open to all interested faculty and staff. There
will be an optional night of camping (and star gazing) at Agua Caliente
County Park (mineral hot spring pools are available here), with a follow
up workshop on Saturday morning (see part 2 for further information).
We will meet at 8:15 am at
the Descanso Ride-Share Parking Lot located on the north side of
Interstate 8 at the Hwy. 79/Japatul Rd. exit (approx. 25 minutes east of
El Cajon). From here, we will carpool out to the desert, with our first
stop at 9 am.
Please contact Michael Wangler,
michael.wangler@gcccd.edu (619) 660-4511.
Pre-registration required by Thursday January 19th, at 5:00
p.m. Maximum participants 25.
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Open Assisted Web
Lab
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
CC-S-790
TLC
Presenters: TLC Staff
An opportunity to edit your website, work in
Micrograde, Blackboard and WebCT or your department’s website with
guidance from the experts. Please
contact Brian Josephson,
brian.josephson@gcccd.edu
(619) 660-4394 or Rocky Rose
rocky.rose@gcccd.edu (619) 660-4466.
Pre-registration required. Maximum participants 12.
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Creating Video
Demonstrations
11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
CC-S-800
E-102
Presenter: Jodi Reed
Macromedia Captivate and
Techsmith’s Camtasia allow you to make narrated videos of whatever is on
your computer screen. Learn how to make your own videos during this
hands-on workshop. Bring a computer microphone if you have one so you
can learn how to capture audio.
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Retirement
Planning for PERS Members
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
CC-S-810
E-103
Presenter: Jaynie Sullivan
A special
invitation for Classified Staff PERS PLUS “Strategies for Building
Financial Independence”. This workshop is suitable for staff of all ages
and at all stages of their careers. Lunch will be provided.
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Defined benefit
vs. Defined contribution – What does it mean?
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At what age can
I retire, and how much will I get?
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PERS retirement
formula – How to calculate your monthly pension.
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Purchasing
additional Service Credit
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Learn how to
maximize retirement income.
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Which retirement
benefit option is best for me?
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TSA, 403(b) (7),
457, IRA or Roth IRA – Which is best for me?
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How much should
I save, and where will it come from?
Pre-registration required. RSVP (800) 668-6635.
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Emergency
Preparedness – Are You Ready for an Emergency?
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
CC-S-820
R-404
Presenters: Emergency Preparedness Committee
Vivian Bogue
Joel Javines
Rocky Rose
Arleen Satele
Barbara Takahashi
Melodee Takasugi
Patty Stephenson
Linda Haar
Bob Eygenhuysen
Emergency preparedness for our
classrooms and offices. Tabletop exercises, evacuation plans, etc.
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Blackboard and
WebCT Training
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
CC-S-830
TLC
Presenters: Brian Josephson
Deanna Thompson
Kari Wergeland
Have you ever
wondered what Blackboard and WebCT are? They are course management
systems that allow you to use the Internet to communicate with your
students, receive homework assignments, give quizzes, keep track of
grades, etc. They can be used for all or part of a course.
This session will
provide a general introduction to Blackboard and WebCT. The goal is to
have you walk away knowing whether one of these systems is appropriate
for all or part of what you teach. Cuyamaca faculty who use Blackboard
and WebCT will be on hand to answer your questions. TLC staff will be
available to talk about training procedures with those who might be
interested in taking the next step.
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