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Teaching Enhancement Workshop Syllabi Resources

Required Statements:

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT: Any student whose disability falls within ADA guidelines should inform the instructor at the beginning of the semester of any special accommodations or equipment needs necessary to complete the requirements for this course. Students must register documentation with the Office of Disability Services and/or Academic Support Center. If you have questions, call Student Development at extension 7800.

COURSE ASSESSMENT: Hope College expects all students to assess each course in an effort to continuously improve student learning. At the end of the semester, you will be asked to assess how well this course met its stated goals. Your responses will be kept anonymous, but I will take the collective results seriously in thinking about how to provide Hope students the best possible education. Your responses matter. You are urged to participate in this important process.

Heads Up!

If you are teaching in one of the 28 programs for which elementary, secondary, or K-12 certification is available, your syllabus will have to reflect the state of Michigan standards for your discipline. See your chair. Help is available from the dept. of Education at Hope.

If you are teaching in the general education core, you should be aware of the "Characteristics of the General Education Curriculum: Cross Curricular Themes" in the college catalog p. 100 and following pages for disciplinary courses. (In 2009-10 catalog.)

Hope College Plagiarism Policy:

http://www.hope.edu/lib/plagiarism/index.html

Here are sample syllabi from the August workshop.  Feel free to use or adapt as you wish.


Bio 260 - Organismal Biology - Barney and Swarthout - Spring 2003

Bio 280 - Ecology and Evolutionary Biology- Murray - Fall 2006

Chem 231 - Organic Chemistry II - Gillmore - Spring 2005

Dan 221 - Anatomical Kinesiology - Armstrong - Fall 2007

Engs 345 - Thermodynamics - Misovich - Fall 2002

Engl 113 - Zeitgeist & The Spin Doctor - Young - Fall 2005

Engl 231 - Western World Literature I - Mezeske - Fall 2006

Engl 232 - Western World Literature II - Mezeske - Spring 2004

Engl 248 - Introduction to Literature - Trembley - Spring 2001

Engl 495 - Walt Whitman's America - Pannapacker

Gems 105 - A Tour of Mathematics; Exploring the Borders- Pennings - Spring 2003

Gems 153 - Populations in Changing Environments - Winnett-Murray - Fall 2001

Gems 201 - Evolution of Dinosaurs - Bodenbender - Fall 2004

Hist 208 - World Civilizations II - Hagood

IDS 171 - The Good Life and the Good Citizen: A Tale of Three Cities - Gruenler - Spring 2005

Kin 200 - Human Anatomy - Armstrong - Spring 2007

Kin 221 - Anatomical Kinesiology - Armstrong - Fall 2007

Kin 383 - Mechanical Analysis of Human Movement - Armstrong - Fall 2007

Math 205 - Mathematics for Elementary Teachers - DeYoung - Fall 2006

Psy 200 - Effects of Various Methodologies - Hernandez-Jarvis - Spring 2005

Psy 280 - Social Psychology - Inman - Spring 2007

Psy 310 - Practical Aspects of Memory - Shaughnessy - Spring 2003

Psy 350 - Industrial Organizational Psychology - Inman - Spring 2003

Psy 395 - Culture and Acculturation of Latino Children - Hernandez-Jarvis - Spring 2006

Rel 260 - Perspectives on Christ - Bouma-Prediger - Spring 1999

Rel 260 - Christian Social Ethics - VanTil - Spring 2007

Span 121 - Spanish I - Lucar-Ellens - Fall 2007

WS 350 - Feminist Visions of Justice: Theories and Methods in Action - Dickie - Fall 2006

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