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Services in 2014

 

THE STUDENT BODY

1.1.   Math Center Coordinator  

In August, 2014, Susanna was appointed as the Math Center coordinator; one-course release (see the appointment letter from Dean Genie Gertz). The Math Center website was established for the first time in the school's history:

 

The Gallaudet University Math Center provides free, walk-in, and one-to-one tutoring in a friendly, personalized atmosphere.  The Math Center website includes:

1. Tutoring Schedules

2. Tutor Biographies 

3. Math Resources

4. Survey Questions 

 

  • In the fall of 2014, the Math Center had 6 math coaches, many who serve as in-class tutors (ICT), supplemental instructor (SI), walk-in (WI) tutors, and/or one-to-one (OTO)

  • October 30, 2014: Meeting with Jerri-Lyn Dormity and Thelma Schroeder (click here to read minutes about Student and Learning Outcomes)

  • Bi-weekly meetings with Norma and Thelma Schroeder (click here to read rough SLO's)

  • Created the differences between in-class tutor (ICT), SI leader, Walk-in (WI) tutor, and one-to-one (OTO) tutor (click here)

  • Weekly meetings with Linda Williams to discuss the details about SLO's, tutors, locations, and interviews

  • Interviewed with 10-12 candidates in person and via emails (see my Google calendar) on December 5th and 12th for the Spring term of 2015

 

1.2.  GSR 101 Panelist

Dr. Concetta Pucci asked Susanna to participate in her panel discussion of majors and careers in GSR 101 First Year Seminar on April 9th, 2014. See such evidence

 

1.3.  Changemaker Campus Project

Thomas Baldridge's student interviewed with Susanna via emails

 

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT

2.1.   GSR 104 Coordinator

Collected GSR 104 assessments for the GSR chairperson, Leslie Rach, via BlackBoard, GSR Total Package (see the picture)

 

* Attended GSR meetings (Oct. 28 and more)

* Course observations

* Blackboard (Starfish, Surveys, Intended Links in Bb Course Menu, and so forth)

* Course Level Assessments

* Syllabi

* Open Houses

 

Attended GSR 104 meetings—Mark Phipps, Lindsay Buchko, Christopher and I discussed:

  • Peer Evaluation Suggestions: Most of them preferred Spring 2015 since we would take the training first offered by Drs. Cara Gormally and Peggy Brickman

  • October 13, 2014 (See the Minutes)

  • November 11, 2014 (See the Agenda)

 

Found out more about BlackBoard's Course Builder so that other faculty members can use Susanna's course materials.

  • Created 22 movies, but eliminate two ones, along with subtitles during the summer break

  • Regina Nuzzo, Lindsay Buchko, and Christopher Hayes used her resources 

 

Christopher and Susanna worked together to develop "Fill-in-the-blanks" as part of pre-reading. Guided him how to use MML and BlackBoard, and teach GSR 104 students  

 

2.2.   150th Reunion: Charter Day on April 8th  [ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT/UNIVERSITY]

Created the poster summarizing DSTM majors and careers (see the email)

 

2.3.   150th Reunion Committee (Summer 2014)

Worked electronically with Vicki Shank, Sharron Cargo, Adebowale Ogunjirin, and Abigail Drake to develop on the following:

 

2.4.   USA Science and Engineering Festival

On April 26 (Saturday), Regina Nuzzo, Cara Gormally, Kathleen Arnos, and Caroline Solomon attended the USA Science and Engineering Festival to represent our DSTM at Gallaudet

 

THE UNIVERSITY

3.1.  Faculty Development Committee (FDC)

In April 2014, Susanna was appointed as Faculty Development Committee (FDC) for the term of fall 2014 to present. Helped to update the FDC webpages, i.e. indents, font points, updated documents, colorful tables (see the picture), broken links and so forth

 

THE COMMUNITY

4.1.  DSTM Faculty Learning Community

Worked with Debo on Nov. 13 to show DSTM faculty members how to use PollEverywhere.com

One of Susanna's samples can be shown via Google Drive how each group of three students answered the questions

 

THE PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION

5.1.  Set up an internship in South Africa [INTERNATIONAL]

  • Interviewed with four students, who were interested in doing an internship at the National Institute for the Deaf (NID) in South Africa

  • Deborah Moore (Career Center) wished good luck to two students (majored in PER) on May 15, 2014

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