Join us for our Fall Training Series, designed specifically for junior faculty seeking professional development! While these sessions are tailored to support junior faculty, everyone is welcome to participate.
This training series aims to equip you with essential organizational information and practical tools for success in extension programs. Gain valuable insights, enhance your skills, and connect with colleagues as you explore strategies to elevate your work and impact.
Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your professional growth! Register now and take the next step toward achieving your goals in extension programming. We look forward to seeing you there!
Documenting Teaching Effectiveness
Friday, November 1st
10AM - 11:30AM
Jeff Howard
As a faculty member at UMD, it's essential to gather feedback on your teaching effectiveness from your students. This session will guide you through using the General Teaching Effectiveness form, required for classes taught to the general public, ages 14 and up. We will cover best practices for distributing the data, emphasizing using the online survey link for streamlined data collection.
Access the Reading Materials Here
Designing and Implementing Your Extension Logic Model - In Person
Wednesday, November 13th
In-person - Location - Howard County Extension Office, 8930 Stanford Blvd, Suite 25
The Ascend One Building, Columbia, MD 21045
Jackie Takacs, Shannon Dill, Dacia Randolph, Stephanie Orstad, Program Representatives
9:30AM - 3:00PM
Register Here by 11/3/2024
Junior Faculty Training - Extension Logic Model Design and Implementation
This session will review the basics of a logic model to create and evaluate an Extension Program. The morning session will discuss the mechanics of the logic model, and the afternoon will work through creating a logic model for your program. The session will also provide networking time and collaboration with your promotion cohort.
Writing Impact Statements
Friday, November 15th
10AM - 11:30AM
Shannon Dill
This session will provide you with the skills and strategies to effectively communicate the significance and outcomes of your work. Impact statements are crucial for demonstrating the value of your programs to reviewers, stakeholders and funders.
Developing Your CV
Friday, December 13th
Jackie Takacs
10AM - 11:30AM
Join us for a training session on creating a comprehensive CV tailored to the University of Maryland Extension (UME) standards. This workshop will guide you through organizing your scholarship, teaching, and service activities into a well-structured CV that reflects your professional achievements. This session will give you the tools and tips to showcase your accomplishments effectively.
Preparing for Your Annual Faculty Review (AFR)
Friday, December 20th
Jackie Takacs
10AM - 11:30AM
Join us for a valuable training session focused on preparing materials for your annual faculty review. This session will guide you through the essential components of a successful review, including crafting a well-organized CV, conducting a thorough self-assessment, and writing a compelling impact statement. Whether you're new to the process or looking to refine your approach, this session will equip you with the tools and insights needed to effectively showcase your achievements and contributions.