This year E.C. Moore is partnering with IU School of Medicine to hold two events in one convenient location. The E.C. Moore Symposium will be held at University Tower Residence Hall and the 1st Annual IUSM Education Day will be held at Hine Hall. Find more information about both events below and register to attend an event.
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The 2020 E.C. Moore Symposium on Excellence in Teaching brings together stakeholders in the higher education community across Indiana to examine teaching excellence and innovative pedagogies that encourage student learning.
The E.C. Moore Symposium will be held on Friday, March 6, 2020, from 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. in the University Tower on the IUPUI campus.
The symposium is open to all faculty and instructional staff, regardless of appointment type, institution, or organization. Professional staff who provide support for the teaching and learning mission of the campuses (e.g., instructional designers, IT professionals) are also welcome to attend.
The symposium will include concurrent sessions, TED-like talks, and an interactive poster session.
As an outsider in both the hearing and the deaf world, Jane K. Fernandes demonstrates how White and Hearing privilege collide in her personal and professional experience. She teaches hearing people about hearing privilege, and she challenges the deaf community to see and be responsible for the racism and White privilege that does not stop existing just because other oppressions affect them. She demonstrates the dangerous ramifications of having a single lens on oppression and the difficult importance of honoring and challenging all oppression systems simultaneously.
Diversity/Global Learning as one of the eleven High-Impact Educational Practices. Many institutions strive to prepare students to enter the workforce with soft skills including culture awareness and inter-cultural communication skills. This presentation introduces ideas and techniques in incorporating global learning into other types of classes, and how normal classroom materials can be utilized as topics and teaching moments to promote global or inter-cultural learning. Examples will be shared of how strong global perspectives can be augmented by another high impact practice named Service Learning/Community Based Learning, and the methods embraced through the process to prepare students becoming competent, compassionate and agile global citizens.
The 1st annual IUSM Education Day will be a school-wide event to provide a unique platform for faculty, residents, fellows and medical students from all campuses to showcase their work related to medical education. This half-day program will feature a keynote speaker, oral and poster presentations, small group discussions and workshops.
Vice President, Licensure Programs
National Board of Medical Examiners
USMLE Numeric Scoring: A 360 Assessment
11:00 a.m. -11:45 a.m., Auditorium, Hine Hall
Chief Academic Officer, Group Vice President, Medical Education
American Medical Association
Medical Education Innovation: Roadmap for the Next Decade
12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m., University Tower Ballroom
