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NECQL XXI March 24 & 25, 2018 |
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NorthEast Consortium for Quantitative Literacy
Twenty-first Meeting
Saturday March 24, 2018
Bridging the Experience Gap
9:00am Welcoming remarks in Ford Hall, room 240.
9:15am - 12noon Presentations of different approaches to meeting students' quantitative experiences and backgrounds:
- The Wright State Model for Engineering Mathematics Education: Uncorking the Bottleneck to Student Success.
Nathan Klingbeil, Professor and Dean, College of Engineering and Computer Science, Wright State University.
Wright State University restructured the engineering curriculum to include calculus topics developed as in-time tools for solving engineering problems. - A Multi-pronged Approach to Enhancing General Chemistry.
Jani Benoit, Professor of Chemistry at Wheaton College, on invitation-based parallel course with extra weekly hour of quantitative development. - ONEXYS: An Online Experience to Prepare Incoming Students for Quantitative Reasoning at Yale.
Jim Rolf, Yale University, the ONline EXperience for Yale Scholars (ONEXYS), a summer online, social media mentoring program with online quantitative learning modules.
12noon - 1:30pm Lunch
1:30 - 4:15pm Designing bridges
A workshop aimed to investigate various ways that instructors, staff, programs, departments, and/or institutions can work to bridge the experience gap that presents as math-preparedness issues.
4:15 - 4:30pm Announcements
Sunday March 25, 2018
What do our tutors need and how do we provide it?
9 - 10:15am Tutoring QR or tutoring for QR courses? Time to change the narrative.
Ben Smith, Director, Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning Center at Hamilton College and
Justine Chasmar, Director, Quantitative Reasoning Center and Assistant Professor
Center for Data, Mathematics, and Computational Sciences at
Goucher College.
10:30-12noon MaGE Training for Inclusive and Effective Peer Mentorship.
Heather Pon-Barry, Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor of Computer Science at
Mount Holyoke College
Audrey St John, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Mount Holyoke College
12noon - 1:30pm QMaSC Open Meeting
Directors of Quantitative and Mathematics Support Centers (QMaSC) will have an open meeting over lunch followed by closing remarks.
Resources
The resources from the conference are available <<link coming soon>>
- MaGE site: http://mtholyoke.edu/go/mage
- MaGE training curriculum site (linked from above): https://sites.google.com/a/mtholyoke.edu/mage-training/
- MaGE slide deck (linked from above): https://drive.google.com/open?id=17tUwTjNxRcOcnOq0UYBq-z9klMZGiAMIq9WVi7zR1Gs
- Activity handout: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r72FeSgP9yokj4ytUevUaekpnida4SsW/view?usp=sharing
- Google doc with NECQL contributed scenarios: https://drive.google.com/open?id=14ND0yce4iiBsVtbiDif2Jea7stzZnP4kK6MJC1_RRcY
A block of rooms at the Rodeway Inn (previously Comfort Inn) at 237 Russell Street in Hadley, MA will be available. They are giving us a special rate of $99/night for a standard room (either 1 king or 2 queen beds). For reservations please call the hotel directly at 413-584-9816 and request the NECQL group block before March 2, 2018. The Rodeway Inn features:
Hampton Inn in Hadley, MA has a few rooms available. They can give AAA members a discount on their $129/night rate for a standard room (either 1 king or 2 queen beds). Please make your reservations by calling 413-586-4851.
Click the name for directions to Smith College or directions to the Rodeway Inn or to the Hampton Inn.
Seelye Hall, Room 207, Smith College, Northampton, MA 01063
Tel 413.585.3091 | Questions? Contact us | Last updated August 24, 2021
