Week of Teaching

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Week of Teaching is a wonderful time to celebrate faculty contributions and learn more about teaching. Review the Week of Teaching schedule below and register to observe colleagues teaching their classes. You may attend all or a portion of the class session. 

In addition to classroom observations, check out the Week of Teaching schedule for informational presentation sessions on a variety of topics and resources related to teaching at Stockton.

Enrollment is necessary as space is limited in some classrooms. Immediately after registration, you will receive a schedule of your selected sessions via e-mail from Google Forms labeled Week of Teaching - April 22-26, 2024.

Plan your day! Detailed description of sessions offered:

Friday, April 26

9:55 am to 11:10 am

  • VISIT OPEN CLASSROOM: CHEM III, Organic Reactions (CHEM 2130-001/002)
    Limit 10 registrants
    Faculty Member: Pamela Cohn, Associate Professor of Chemistry
    Meeting Location: USC1-360
    Class Topic: Reactions involving the alpha carbon of carbonyl containing compounds.

12:00 pm to 12:30 pm

  • PRESENTATION SESSION: Ways the Office of Global Engagement can support faculty
    Presenter: Patricia Sagasti Suppes, Director of Global Engagement and Senior International Officer
    Join Session:  https://stockton.zoom.us/j/91429480309?pwd=YTk4aG9jaFhEOUw2ektTZjJWN0ROZz09
    Topic:What can the Office of Global Engagement do for you? How can we collaborate? Bring your ideas, your questions, and your concerns. You willlearn a little about the scope of the office and what we do, and ways we can work together. 

12:45 pm to 2:00 pm

  • VISIT OPEN CLASSROOM: Elementary School Math (GNM 1154 Section 001)
    Limit 15 registrants
    Faculty Member: Siobahn D Suppa, Asst Professor of Mathematics & First Year Studies
    Meeting Location: Main Campus – C-003
    Class Topic: Meaning of Reciprocal of a Fraction

2:10 pm to 3:25 pm

  • VISIT OPEN CLASSROOM: GIS 3646 Honors History of Corrections
    Limit 5 registrants
    Faculty Member: Christine Tartaro, Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice
    Meeting Location: Main Campus - G-203
    Class Topic: Special correctional populations / correctional reforms

Asynchronous/Online

  • VISIT OPEN CLASSROOM: Rhetoric & Composition (FRST 2120 001)
    No limits on registrants
    Faculty Member: Christina Steele
    Meeting Location: Asynchronous/Online
    Class Topic: Unit 1: Successful Study Strategies, Unit 2: The Descriptive Narrative, and Unit 3: Argument and the Research Paper