Gallery of University Service
Developing and Managing Work Teams Come up with something new that would be of benefit to the university's students, faculty, or staff. Then actually do it. That’s the assignment Dr. Susanne Scott (right) gives seniors in her management course on developing and managing work teams. So while students are learning skills they need for their careers, they're also providing something of value for the university. Not surprisingly, the projects usually are oriented to students. One class developed the UMD web site Beyond the Books page, which gives detailed information on services and products—from tanning salons, to area banks, to local golf courses and nightclubs. Another class produced a CD with advice on getting into grad school and landing a job. A current class is preparing a new virtual tour of UMD that will serve as a guide to the campus, while a second group is focusing on advice for prospective student entrepreneurs. (Alumni Magazine, Winter 2005) |
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By Jim Sears, Professor of Biology
Donna Huse, Professor of Sociology |
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"Most of the gardens and plantings...were developed through cooperative, cross-disciplinary efforts of faculty and students, with input from the UMD Landscape Committee, the campus community, the University Administration, and with critical support and cooperation from Facilities and Grounds staff. Through the integration of campus landscape design and installation into the academic curriculum in art education, biology and sociology, our students have the opportunity to make significant and lasting contributions to the community..." | |
Jazz for
Success : Alternative Music Therapy to Enhance Student Development in College
By Norm Barber
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Jazz For Success, a CD to help first year students adjust to the demands and stresses of college life, was produced with help from the following faculty:
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The Advising Center would like to thank the following faculty for regularly volunteering their time and effort to help students in academic need:
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If there is a project you feel should be listed here, please request its inclusion at http://www.umassd.edu/catls/facultygallery.cfm.
