Seminars
Seminars
Dean's Teaching Fellowship seminars focus on different areas of educational theory, research methods, teaching methods, educational technology, curriculum design, assessment of students, faculty development, leadership, and career planning. The Dean's Teaching Fellowship endowment has allowed us to invite four or five visiting professors per year. Generally the sessions consist of a 2 hour seminar on a medical education topic, with the final hour reserved for discussion of fellows’ projects or presentations from former Dean's Teaching Fellows.
Sample Topics Provided Over Two Year Program
- Culture and Discrimination
- Curiosity
- Disabilities and Accommodation in Education
- Effective Presentation of Education Data
- Effective Teaching
- Expertise
- How to Give a Lecture
- Informal Curriculum
- Leadership
- Learning Plans
- Managing Conflict in Professional Relationships
- Mentor Speed Dating
- Methods and Approaches for Assessing Clinical Reasoning
- Narrative Medicine
- Peer Assessment
- Project Presentations - 1st year fellows
- Qualitative Research
- Quantitative Research
- Resilience
- Self Care | Mindfulness
- Simulation Training
- Survey Design
- Time-Based Learning
- The Flipped Classroom
- The Problem Learner
- Understanding the Promotion Process - Maximizing your Career Success
For further information, please contact the Office for Faculty Development.