| Overall Rating | Silver |
|---|---|
| Overall Score | 56.14 |
| Liaison | Miguel Martin |
| Submission Date | Aug. 26, 2022 |
California State University, San Bernardino
AC-7: Incentives for Developing Courses
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Miguel
Martin Energy and Sustainability Manager Facilities Management |
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Does the institution have an ongoing program that offers incentives for academic staff in multiple disciplines or departments to develop new sustainability courses and/or incorporate sustainability into existing courses? :
Yes
A brief description of the incentive program(s):
Curriculum Development
Curriculum Development Guide
Curriculum is one of the major responsibilities of the faculty. It entails a knowledge of the discipline, an understanding of pedagogical practices and strategies and an organizational structure aligned with campus, system and statewide policies. At campus level, the Academic Programs Office handles the administrative functions, the Office of the Registrar handles student functions and the Faculty Senate oversees curriculum development. The Teaching Resource Center is trying to assemble all of these aspects in a coherent resource site for faculty, as well as provide the Curriculum Guide for Q2S conversion and transformation.
Curriculum Development Guide
Curriculum is one of the major responsibilities of the faculty. It entails a knowledge of the discipline, an understanding of pedagogical practices and strategies and an organizational structure aligned with campus, system and statewide policies. At campus level, the Academic Programs Office handles the administrative functions, the Office of the Registrar handles student functions and the Faculty Senate oversees curriculum development. The Teaching Resource Center is trying to assemble all of these aspects in a coherent resource site for faculty, as well as provide the Curriculum Guide for Q2S conversion and transformation.
A brief description of the incentives that academic staff who participate in the program(s) receive:
Academic Personnel
The Office of Academic Personnel provides leadership and oversight of academic policy and procedures in a manner that supports the overall academic goals, mission and strategic plan of the university.
Academic Program Calendars
Seven academic calendars are available here: current calendar, last three years and the next three years. These calendars include all important dates on campus, such as holidays, advising schedules, quarter beginning and ending dates, etc.
Academic Scheduling Calendars
This website will give you a list of important dates the academic year.
Academic Technologies and Innovation (ATI)
Used for requesting a course and Blackboard support and resources, as well as general assistance with computers, email, and smart classrooms. ATI can be reached online or by phone, (909) 537-7677, 24/7.
Class Schedule Lookup
To view current and past quarterly schedules.
Faculty Resources
The Faculty Resources section contains information regarding reimbursements, guides for Part time and Full-time faculty, and a statistical breakdown of the faculty profile by Academic Year, etc.
Institutional Research
The IR dashboards will give you information about historical and current course enrollments, majors & minors, campus metrics, high school performance indicators and more. The Statistical Factbook, updated every January for the previous Fall gives an overall demographic picture of the campus.
Online Information Security Training
To obtain access to any CSUSB online resource: Blackboard, My Coyote, Outlook 365, etc.; you must complete the security training. This online training will review the responsibility of accessing private information by addressing the Acceptable Use Policy for Electronic Communication and Federal and State laws.
Records Office
The Records website gives information about grades (and grievances), add/drop/withdrawals and intra-system enrollment (concurrent and visitor).
Registration
The Registration website gives information about add/drop/withdrawals, audits, overloads, etc. Of special interest to curriculum development is the information about the Course Numbering System (to be revised for the semester system) and Class Level.
The Office of Academic Personnel provides leadership and oversight of academic policy and procedures in a manner that supports the overall academic goals, mission and strategic plan of the university.
Academic Program Calendars
Seven academic calendars are available here: current calendar, last three years and the next three years. These calendars include all important dates on campus, such as holidays, advising schedules, quarter beginning and ending dates, etc.
Academic Scheduling Calendars
This website will give you a list of important dates the academic year.
Academic Technologies and Innovation (ATI)
Used for requesting a course and Blackboard support and resources, as well as general assistance with computers, email, and smart classrooms. ATI can be reached online or by phone, (909) 537-7677, 24/7.
Class Schedule Lookup
To view current and past quarterly schedules.
Faculty Resources
The Faculty Resources section contains information regarding reimbursements, guides for Part time and Full-time faculty, and a statistical breakdown of the faculty profile by Academic Year, etc.
Institutional Research
The IR dashboards will give you information about historical and current course enrollments, majors & minors, campus metrics, high school performance indicators and more. The Statistical Factbook, updated every January for the previous Fall gives an overall demographic picture of the campus.
Online Information Security Training
To obtain access to any CSUSB online resource: Blackboard, My Coyote, Outlook 365, etc.; you must complete the security training. This online training will review the responsibility of accessing private information by addressing the Acceptable Use Policy for Electronic Communication and Federal and State laws.
Records Office
The Records website gives information about grades (and grievances), add/drop/withdrawals and intra-system enrollment (concurrent and visitor).
Registration
The Registration website gives information about add/drop/withdrawals, audits, overloads, etc. Of special interest to curriculum development is the information about the Course Numbering System (to be revised for the semester system) and Class Level.
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