The Informer Page 6 September 28, 1988 FACULTY DEVELOPMENT This issue, I’m suggesting a series of conferences which might interest faculty from around the college. Some more information is available from me (or from the Humanities support staff), but the most complete information can be had simply by calling the contact person or number provided for each conference. — Reid Gilbert 2nD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on CompuTer-AssIsTED LEARNING May 9-11,1989 Dallas, Texas Sponsored by CLEAR Centre, Erik Jonsson School of Engineering, University of Texas at Dallas call (214) 690-2204 Of particular interest to all faculty using computers. STRATEGIES FoR ASSESSING OUTCOMES November 14-15 Knoxville, Tennessee Sponsored by Assessment Resource Centre, U of Tennessee-Knoxville, 2046 Terrace Ave., Knoxville, TN 37996-3504 Call: Trudy Banta or Gary Pike (615) 974-0883 Of particular interest to those involved with developing assessment instruments, collecting assessment information, or assessing institutional effectiveness NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LIBERAL ARTS AND THE EDUCATION OF ARTISTS November 10-12 New York Sponsored by School of Visual Arts, NYC; international; over 100 papers Call: Dr. Mark Salmon, School of Visual Arts, 209 E. 23rd St., New York, NY 10010 (212) 679-7350 ext. 441 Of particular interest to faculty in Art, Fine Art, Music, to Counsellors and Advisors CANADIAN StuprEs: ALIVE AND WELL IN BC? October 21 Park Royal Hotel, West Vancouver Sponsored by BC Canadian Studies Group, Capilano College Canadian Studies Committee and Capilano College Faculty Development Committee Call: Dorothy Jantzen, local 2421, and John Potts, 2988. Of particular interest to faculty in Career programmes and the Natural Sciences (Academic and ABE courses) NOTE: The Faculty Development Committee will fund any faculty member who wishes to attend this conference. 7TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON WRITING ASSESSMENT April 9-11, 1989 Sponsored by National Testing Network in Writing: Dawson College, Montréal, in conjunction with City University of New York Call: Linda Shohet, Literacy Across the Curriculum, Dawson College, 3040 Sherbrooke St., W, Montreal H3Z1A4 514-931-8731 Of particular interest to English, Communications, ABE and ARC This one is a call for papers by Oct. 31, 1988. Computine Across THE COLLEGE SPECTRUM Oct. 23 -26 Royal York Hotel, Toronto Sponsored by League for Innovation in the Community College and Humber College Call: 416-675-5077 Of particular interest to all faculty using computers: sessions include Studio Art, Individualized learning, E-mail, Student Advising, Computerized Counselling Service, Progress evaluation, Retention improvement, Honors programme students, Student services issues (student flow strategy, students “at need,” computerized tracking), Desktop publishing. (Also sessions of interest to staff and administration in a variety of areas.) TELECONFERENCE: ASSESSMENT: To ImpRovE STUDENT LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT: A S#arep RESPONSIBILITY. Oct. 7, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm A North American teleconference, presented via satellite; pick-up at Room L001-Library Basement, VCC/Langara Campus Sponsored by American Society for Higher Education, National (USA) Association of Student Personnel Administrators, American College Personnel Association. With a local B.C. panel at Langara. Call: 324-5520 or 1-800-972-0379. Of particular interest to classroom and student - affairs faculty interested in assessment in education. $25.00 fee. 81TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON LANGUAGES & CoMMUNICATION FoR WoRLD Business & THE PROFESSIONS March 30 - April 1, 1989; Pre-conference workshops March 29. 307 Goodison Hall, Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, MI 48197. Sponsored by Eastern Michigan U Call (313) 487-2414 Of special interest to faculty in Business Management Communications, and English This one is a call for papers by Oct. 21, 1988. Tue EFFECTIVE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT Nov. 4-5, 1988 STuDENT DEVELOPMENT THEORY: WHat Next? Nov. 18-19, 1988