email me. Students may also instant messege me if I happen to be online; my IM screenname is on the course syllabus that you received on the first day of class.
If you would like to meet with me, please come to my office in the Beta Lab (Rm 227), on the second floor, during my Office Hours:
7:00 to 8:30 am: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
Please note that I serve on many committees and, as Eductational Technologist, have many other obligations. If you wish to see me, it is best to email me and set up an appointment. If you are just "dropping by", it's best to do so in the morning.
About My Courses
I currently teach two sections of World History 1, which is a survey course that spans human history from the rise of the hominid line until the Industrial Revolution. Students enrolled in these this course may find more information on CatLink. Grades for the course are linked below; you will need your lastname and student ID number to access the report.
About Educational Technology
As the educational technologist, my role is to assist faculty members in enhancing student learning through appropriate uses of technology. While technology in education can often be flashy and trendy, I believe that the emphasis of all technology instruction should be in enhancing content learning while strengthening technology skills of students, teachers, and staff. I believe one of our jobs as educations is to prepare all of our students for their roles in the 21st century.
To learn more about Educational Technology at SI, please visit the CatTech blog:
About Me
- Here is my
Curriculum Vitae, or view my LinkedIn profile. - After coaching
Debate for ten years, and moderating the school newspaper for three, I now moderate the Art & Pub, the in-house publicity club. - I am the "music man" for the Kairos retreats, and if you are a student leader or faculty member and would like to use a specific song with your talk.
- I enjoy reading; you can see what at the LibraryThing.
- I enjoy taking photos; you can see some examples at Flickr.
- I used to program for an online, text-based adventure game; check it out from home.
- And I run for fun.
About This Site
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