The Faculty Summer Workshop Program was developed as a way for Instructional Design and eTeaching Services to support faculty members as they integrate technology into their teaching practice.  Each summer, projects are identified for the program. Once identified, the faculty members associated with the projects participate in a four-day workshop program focused on instructional technology. They are then paired up with an Instructional Designer, who acts as their project manager and brings together other individuals in the University to form a project team. Participants receive financial assistance to help meet the needs of the project. To find out more information on the Faculty Summer Workshop, please view this short video.

View the Faculty Summer Workshop portfolio.

2007 Participants
Ramsay Liem from the Department of Psychology

Joe Nugent, Jim Smith, and Marjorie Howes from the Irish Studies program

Franziska Seraphim from the Department of History

Paul Strother from the Department of Geology and Geophysics

Maya Tamir from the Department of Psychology

Robin Warsh from Graduate School of Social Work

2006 Participants
Boyd Taylor Coolman from the Theology Department

Shelia Gallaghar and Judy Bookbinder from the Fine Arts Department

Judith McMorrow and Irene Good from the BC Law School

Clare O'Connor from the Biology Department

Joyce Pulcini from the Connell School of Nursing

Lad Tobin and Ricco Siasoco from the English Department

2005 Participants
Mary Joe Hughes, Michael Martin, John Michalczyk, Alan Lawson, and Elizabeth Chadwick from the A & S Honor Program developed a WebCT site for the 20th Century and the Tradition.

Penny Hauser-Cram and Jackie Lerner from the Lynch School of Education developed the Common Web Site for Child Growth and Development.

Karen Kayser from the Graduate School of Social Work

Adele Pike and Donna Cullinan from the Connell School of Nursing developed the Center for Excellence in Home Care Site.

Barbara Radtke from the Church in the 21st Century Online developed a public site and templates to be used in a series of WebCT sites.

Judith Vessey from the Connell School of Nursing developed a WebCT site for Professional Nursing II.

2004 Participants

Brian Braman, Kerry Cronin, Marina McCoy, and Paul McNellis, S.J. from Perspectives developed a WebCT site for Perspectives I.

Rebecca Nedostup of the History Department developed The China Gateway.

Michael Boyer O'Leary in the Organization Studies Department developed The Organizational Behavior Teaching Toolkit.

Crystal Tiala and Jennifer Stiles in the Theatre Department developed a demo for their media book Astonishing the Senses.