Destination is the annual faculty development program that features 20 hours of intensive work on course design, teaching techniques, and assessment of student learning. Since its beginning in 1998, Destination has transformed from a platform for individual faculty to design classroom innovations to a collaborative workshop for faculty teams to find ways to assess student learning in order to improve it. The program has also extended its reach from a Summer design period into a Fall semester implementation and evaluation effort.

For full information on Destination, click on Destination Flyer.

Kickoff Speaker: Dr. Ken Bain

Destination 2008 is here. Now is the time to apply to participate in our Summer Program for Faculty. We have four distinct tracks available within the program this year, please choose the one that fits your interests:

Program One: Action Research Projects
Faculty explore a course outcome through a project-based inquiry into student learning.
Resources for Action Research

Program Two:  Learning Communities
Faculty work on Learning Communities or LinC classes.
Resources for LinC

Program Three: Alternative Delivery - Online Course Design
Faculty modify an existing Online course.
Resources for Alternative Delivery

Program Four: General Education Outcomes
Faculty design a classroom activity to focus on one of the new Gen Ed outcomes.
Resources for General Education Outcomes

Orientation session is Saturday, April 19, and our Kick-off is on Friday, May 16, 2008.
View the complete schedule. 

Click on the appropriate plan below to learn more about earning hours toward either the...

Associate Professor for Adjunct faculty or

Professional Development Plan for Tenured or Tenure-track faculty.