NSITE Second Meeting Goals & Outcomes
Network Meeting goal: Clarify network mission, strengthen network identify and bonds, and work toward common goals.
Network Meeting outcomes - Participants will:
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Strengthen bonds in the network toward building a community of leaders across STEM change organizations.
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Work on identified challenges to make progress toward goals and plans for continuing the work in the coming year.
Working Group sessions:
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Group work 1: Develop searchable membership database
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Goal: create a searchable cross-listed database of our collective attendees
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Pre-meeting homework - find out what your privacy rules are for your organizations to know if you can take part in this or not
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Outcomes:
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Determine a mechanism for building the database (Michelle consulted with Jon Waterhouse, IT/database guru for SIs
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Brainstorm a list of identifiers - STEM organization affiliations, institution...
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Identify a location for the database (QUBES - is one option, but working group will determine if this is the best place given privacy rules of organizations)
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Brainstorm a list of uses for database
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Form an oversight committee to lead this effort in coming year
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Develop a plan for carrying out work during the coming year
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Group work 2: Diversify participant pool
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Goal: Increase participation in our programs by URMs and faculty from CCs and undersourced institutions.
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Pre-meeting homework
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Outcomes
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Determine barriers to participation for various groups
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Annotated bibliography on literature behind this - what’s already known about barriers and successful solutions
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Fishbone diagram for causal analysis
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Brainstorm a potential supports to overcome those barriers
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Develop an action steps to address barriers or disseminate supports
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Driver diagram
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Form an oversight committee to lead this effort in coming year
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Develop a plan for carrying out work during the coming year
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Working group 3: Visiting one another’s events
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Goal: facilitate visits to one another’s events and development of advertising recruitment materials that can be shared with participants at events
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Pre-meeting homework
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1-page flier, 1 slide
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Think about how something like this could be integrated into each orgs events, e.g.. session, poster, slide, handout...
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Outcomes
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Determine who wants to attend what/when
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Google doc to capture information easily
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Brainstorm strategies for facilitating attendance at one another’s events
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Discuss funding options for supporting travel
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What about dealing with time constraints
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Joint events
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Develop shareable products/resources for each other to use as advertisement/recruitment 1-minute video, poster…
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Identify strategies/venue for sharing the resources
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Identify benefits of attendance at one another’s events
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Develop deeper knowledge of one another’s programs to better inform the following:
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advertisement/recruitment/advocacy for each other
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coordination/collaboration efforts
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changes/improvements to our own programs (ideas)
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dealing with common challenges
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Query participants for reasons that they attend workshops to better understand how/why to incentivize or support attending others
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Possibly a survey on why people participant in PD that we could all use -
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Check out the Kezar report - why do people join/stay with organizations
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What is already known?
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https://www.lifescied.org/doi/suppl/10.1187/cbe.19-01-0003/suppl_file/combinedsupmats.pdf
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At the end of this is interview quotes about incentives and barriers for CC faculty to participating in PD
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A common bibliography of articles on this aspect of PD/FD
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Form an oversight committee to lead this effort in coming year
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Develop plan for carrying out work during the coming year
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Group work 4: Share resources/strategies
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Goal: Share successful resources and strategies that will help us do our jobs more effectively and better serve and support our participants.
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Pre-meeting homework
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Send an email asking participants for supports that they would like to have
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Outcomes
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Brainstorm a list of resources that would benefit our alumni as they attempt to implement approaches/strategies gained through our programs
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Determine a strategy for crowdsourcing our organizations to distribute the work for developing resources that don’t already exist
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Identify available resources, for example:
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Noah Finkelstein's seminar on how we evaluate teaching: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10MELG8t5xRSBkGFGq3Dh9Pnwadre02O9/view?usp=sharing
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Teaching Quality Framework https://www.colorado.edu/teaching-quality-framework/tools-for-teaching-evaluation
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Suggested model resource - Evidence based teaching guide on inclusive teaching - https://lse.ascb.org/evidence-based-teaching-guides/inclusive-teaching/?_ga=2.28449594.781361314.1581605057-252472871.1551191766
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What else have people read about student resistance to active learning beyond this paper? https://stemeducationjournal.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s40594-018-0102-y
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The one that comes to mind is: Research and Teaching 2018 Vol 47 No 5-paper with Charles Henderson that looks at explanation vs. facilitation in active learning classrooms and student perceptions of effectiveness
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Determine a mechanism for making these resources known and available to our alumni
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Form an oversight committee to lead this effort in coming year
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Develop plan for carrying out work during the coming year
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