Today's student population includes many individuals with psychological, social, and civility challenges. As a result, more and more faculty find themselves confronted with the need to address alarming behaviors that negatively affect the teaching and learning process.
Part I: Managing Disruptive Classroom Behavior:
Wednesday, March 28th, 2012
Presented by: Mr. Glenn McIntosh - Dean of Students
Dr. Jamie Franklin, Director of Training - Counseling Center
Ms. Linda Sisson, Director of Disability Support Services
Ms. Karen Lloyd, Assistant Dean of Students
This workshop will explore four critical areas for effectely addressing disruptive student behavior in the classroom.
- The changing demographics of today's college student.
- Common characteristics of disruptive behaviors.
- Effective classroom management/intervention strategies.
- Available campus resources and disruptive behavior reporting protocol.
Part II OU’s Emergency Preparedness for Faculty:
Wednesday, April 11th, 2012
Presented by : Chief Sam Lucido, Chief of Police for Oakland University for over 10 years and over 40 years of experience
- Overview of the University’s Emergency Preparedness Procedures.
- What information is available and where to find/access the information.
- What behaviors to “be on the lookout for”.
- How to appropriately report them to University officials.
Both sessions will be at 12:00 PM—1:30 PM in the Learning Studio (200A Elliott Hall)
- LUNCH PROVIDED -
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