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Monthly Archives: March 2025
Department Workshops (NTA hours available for attendees)
Dear Faculty, We’re happy to be hosting the following workshops this semester (more workshops to be announced soon). Adjunct faculty will receive paid NTA hours for attending (see my note below regarding NTA hours). Please RSVP for workshops by emailing … Continue reading
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Advice on advising: best practices for structuring thesis advisement and independent studies
In case you missed this announcement: We at ACERT are delighted that members of your department, Janet Neary and Jeff Allred, will present at our ACERT Lunchtime Seminar on “Advice on advising: best practices for structuring thesis advisement and independent … Continue reading
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“Opening a dialogue with students about their writing” ACERT series (w. Katie Winkelstein-Duveneck)
In case you missed it: ACERT is organizing a three-part series on “Opening a dialogue with students about their writing“, to be held in person on the 68th St campus on Monday 3/10, 3/24, and 4/7 from 1:30-2:30pm. There will be … Continue reading
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