CUNY Learning Center Directors & Coordinators
A place for learning center directors, tutor coordinators, etc., to come together to share ideas and information
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Kate Moss joined the group
CUNY Learning Center Directors & Coordinators 2 years, 11 months ago
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Michele Doney started the topic What's new in your centers? in the forum
CUNY Learning Center Directors & Coordinators 6 years, 12 months ago
Hello all! I’m hoping to revive this group a bit, which has been dormant for a while. What’s new in your centers this year? What’s working well? With what are you struggling? How can we support each other? Looking forward to reading your contributions!
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Michele Doney uploaded Doney Michele Presentation Handouts: Math Advancement Program @ John Jay to
CUNY Learning Center Directors & Coordinators 10 years, 8 months ago
These are the handouts that go with the presentation slides. Data on retention, which wasn’t ready in time for the December forum, is included here.
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Michele Doney uploaded Doney Michele Presentation Slides: Math Advancement Program @ John Jay to
CUNY Learning Center Directors & Coordinators 10 years, 8 months ago
These are the slides from my presentation on the Math Advancement Program at the December 14 CUNY Learning Assistance Forum. (I will also be presenting this at ATP in March, hence the otherwise confusing name of the file and the first slide). Handouts, including data tables, will be uploaded in a separate file.
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Nicola Blake joined the group
CUNY Learning Center Directors & Coordinators 12 years ago
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Jason Schneiderman joined the group
CUNY Learning Center Directors & Coordinators 12 years ago
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Arthur Ford posted on the forum topic Conferences and organizations! Do you belong? Do you attend? in the group
CUNY Learning Center Directors & Coordinators: 12 years, 5 months ago
I have attended the NCLCA conference (once) and NADE conferences (twice). Both have been very useful and productive. I haven’t been to CRLA. I’d say both NCLCA and NADE are equally good as far as the content of presentations, etc. The major differences I’ve noticed between the two are that NADE comes across as more […]
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