Midsemester Reflection
Sample Seminar Final Report
Seminar Evaluations
Request Letter of Acknowledgement

Midsemester Reflection

Collecting feedback midsemester is the best way to ensure that our current Faculty Seminar is on track and meeting the needs of its participants. Please click on the link above to fill out this brief evaluation if you are participating in this semester's Seminar. Honest insights and helpful suggestions are welcome.

Sample Seminar Final Report

Final reports, designed so we can add them to our web site, are due at the end of each seminar. If you want to see a sample Web-based seminar report, please click on the link above. This is a fictitious report, but it shows the general format needed to put the reports on the Web. You can also see past reports in our seminar archives.

A one-page handout is available online that describes the nature of the reports and what form will be most useful to receive them in. We'd like to have an introduction by each participant describing the course and the changes made to it; a course overview of the kind given to students on the first day with links to the specific things worked on during the seminar. You don't have to do these in HTML, but we do need to know where the links should go and what they link to so we can format the report correctly on the Web. For example, if you worked on a scoring guide of some sort, put a link in your course overview in brackets so we know to add the link at that point: Your papers will be graded using a scoring guide that you will receive before you begin working on the paper.

Seminar Evaluations

Once we've wrapped up the Faculty Seminar for the semester, we ask each participant to fill out the anonymous evaluation form found at this link. It doesn't take long and will be used to supply information in designing future seminars. Candid responses are appreciated.