SMC Arts: Connecting and Creating
Fall Institutional Day 2008
Thursday, August 21st
Location: SMC Performing Arts Center (Madison Campus), 1310 11th
Street, Santa Monica (Santa Monica Blvd. & 11th St.)
Please note: There is no pre-registration except for three special
events,
listed below. HR will validate your attendance on Institutional Day
with the
sign-in sheets that will be available.
Overview of the Day
|
7:30-3:30 |
Shuttle running to and from main campus all day |
|
8-8:30 |
Coffee/Networking |
|
8:30-10 |
Opening Ceremony |
|
10-3pm |
Benefits Fair |
|
10:15-11:15 |
Institutional Learning Outcomes Session |
|
10:15-12:30 |
Disaster Preparedness Training (pre registration required) |
|
10:15-2:45 |
CPR session (pre registration required) |
|
11:30-12:30 |
Workshop Options |
|
12:30-1:30 |
Lunch Provided |
|
|
SMC Parent Network Discussion Group meeting at designated tables |
|
1:45-2:45 |
Workshop Options |
|
3:00 |
Raffle and Closing in Broad Stage |
|
3:30 |
Last shuttles back to main campus |
Special Note: If you plan to attend one of the
following
sessions, you must RSVP by Tuesday, August 19, 2008.
Information Session for
Part-Time Faculty
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM. RSVP to Pat Brown, Ext. 4308 or
brown_patricia@smc.edu.
State & Federal Mandated
Introductory
Emergency Preparedness Training
10:15 AM – 12:30 PM (Madison Campus) or 1:45 PM – 4:00 PM (HSS
104 on
the Main Campus). RSVP to Cozetta Wilson, Ext. 4471 or
wilson_cozetta@smc.edu.
CPR Training Session
10:15 AM – 2:45 PM. Limited space: pre-registration and payment
required. You
must RSVP to the Red Cross by calling (310) 394-3773 and specifically
mention
that you are enrolling in the August 21st “Santa Monica
College CPR
Course.”
Location: Red Cross of Santa Monica
1450 11th St
Santa Monica, CA 90401
(310) 394-3773
Please contact Tara Dooley
10:15a.m. It Takes A Village: The purpose of this Institutional Learning Outcome (ILO) planning session is for your department/unit to reflect on how you contribute in your daily work to students achieving the attitudes and behaviors of ILO #1 and how all of us at SMC can support one another in this endeavor.
|
Art Dept. |
Art Gallery |
|
Business Dept. |
Room 200 (share) |
|
Communications |
Room 105 |
|
CSIS |
Room 200 (share) |
|
Counseling |
2nd Space Room 107 |
|
Earth Sciences |
Room 116 (share) |
|
English |
Room 103 |
|
ESL |
Room 210 (share) |
|
History |
Room 102 (share) |
|
Life Sciences |
Room 116 (share) |
|
Math |
Room 104 |
|
Modern Languages |
Room 210 (share) |
|
Music |
Music Media Lab (203) |
|
Physical Sciences |
Room 102 (share) |
|
Psychology |
Room 114 (share) |
|
Social Sciences |
Room 114 (share) |
|
Cosmetology, Early Childhood Education, Kinesiology/Athletics, Dance, Library, Photo/Fashion |
Shaded tables |
|
Staff and Managers |
Broad Stage |
|
Health Sciences |
Shaded tables |
|
Design Technology |
Shaded tables |
Theater Arts Art Gallery Lobby
10:15- 2:45 (Required pre-registration)
CPR Training Session
Henri Blits
10:15 start MEET RIGHT OUTSIDE OF THEATER AND WALK TO RED CROSS TOGETHER
1450 11th
St
Santa
Monica, CA 90401
(310)
394-3773
10:15-12:30
Federal
and Sate Mandated Disaster Preparedness Introduction Training.
Disaster Preparedness
Training addresses SMC and other municipalities' planned response to
emergency/disaster situations associated with natural disasters,
technological
incidents and national security emergencies.
Training Sponsored by Risk Management and SMCPD
Room 115
Session will be offered again from 1:45pm-4pm in HSS 104 on the main campus.
WORSHOPS SESSION ONE 11:30-12:30
Dance Improv- Getting in touch with the artist inside.
Linda Gold Room 102
SABBATICALS
WORKSHOP-
The due date for Sabbaticals has been moved up to October 2008 to
facilitate
instructors to schedule the following academic year 09/10. With
that in
mind, get the early scoop on how to apply and get inspired by
successful
recipients of what they did.
Walter Meyer
Room 104
Video
Games as Art
"Work
from Design Technology's game development program, developed by SMC
students"
David Javelosa
Room 105
Part-Time Faculty Welcome and Orientation
President Tsang, Senior Staff and others
Second Space- Room 107
Romeo
and Juliet
It's
role in inspiring artworks involving music over the past 400 years.
James Martin
Room 116
Seminar
on Practicing
Learn how
to practice anything. The piano will be used to demonstrate
techniques that apply to any area of your life that requires
practice. This
session will take place in the new Roland piano lab.
Nora Chiang
Room 206
High
School Programs at SMC
Come learn
about SMC’s Dual & Concurrent Enrollment
programs as well as one of the college’s newest projects, the CAHSEE
GRAD
(Gaining Readiness & Academic Development) Program.
Regina Jennings, Wendi DeMorst, Maral Hyeler and Ron Furuyama
Room 114
Emphasis
Santa Monica Exhibit
This
exhibit will feature 49 artists who live and work in Santa Monica, from
Frank
Gehry to Tony Berlant and many other Santa Monica Artists who help
define the Los Angeles art world.
Bruria Finkel & Marian Winsryg
Barrett Gallery
Chi
Gong-Exercises
A hhealthy warm up for everyone. Enjoy this movement class.
Charlotte Holtzerman
Meet outside of the Broad Stage
Musical
Theatre Goes Global
Enter
the surprisingly global world of Musical Theatre.
Sit back and take off to different lands and experience different
cultures
through a very American art form.
Janie Jones
Broad Stage
12:30- 1:30 Lunch provided by the college from D’Amore Pizza!
SMC Parent Network discussion groups available- look for designated tables.
WORKSHOPS SESSION TWO 1:45-2:45
SALSA
Dance!
Come
join in the fun!
Laura Canellias
Room 102
Dance
Appreciation Panel-
Learn
about dance as an art form.
Faculty Panel
Room 103
Equal
Employment Opportunity Training
Administative
regulations require department
chairs to hire part-time faculty in accord with federal and state EEO
regulations and district policies and procedures. Come to this
interactive
workshop to learn how part-time faculty are hired.
Pat Brown and Sherri Lee-Lewis
Room 104
Best
Practices in Teaching "What Makes a
Great Teacher? (Part II)
Join Daniel Cano (English), Gary Fouts (Astronomy), Nancy
Hanson (Counseling), and Terry Green (Math) who will discuss the
practical side
of teaching.
Dan Cano
Room 105
Appreciating
Art at Santa Monica College
This talk
will focus on the artwork that is
part of our campus including the Sam Francis graphic works in the
library, the
pieces by Tony Berlant in the Eli and Edythe Broad Stage and what is on
display
in the Pete and Susan Barrett Gallery. Time permitting we will examine
some of
the works on public display in the surrounding area such as Borofsky’s
Clown on Rose Street.
Walter Meyer
Second Space- Room 107
From
DocuWeb to Digital StoreFront: Web Print Ordering Made Easy
This workshop is an
opportunity for you to learn from industry experts by going
step-by-step
through the online submission process. Our panel of faculty pilot
testers will
be on-hand to answer questions and provide you with feedback on their
StoreFront experience.Digital Storefront
Al DeSalles, Brent Williams and Faculty Panel
Room 114
Art
and Sustainability
This presentation will explore the relationship between art and
sustainability,
with a focus on providing information about eco-friendly art supplies
and
creating art from recycled materials. It will also offer an example of
a
sustainable art project from SMC art professor Frank Phillips, who
hosts an
annual Sustainable Ceramics workshop in Costa Rica."
Franklyn Phillips and Radina Valova
Room 115
Boots
to Books
Learn
about the experiences of students who are coming to school after having
served in the military. We will hear from a few of these students
and learn
about the challenges they face as they adjust to the college
environment.
Programs, on campus and in the community, that are available to assist
these
veterans will be discussed.
Linda Sinclair and Sandi Burnett
Room 116
"The
First Piano Lesson"
Learn key names, scale structure, major chords and one
piece! All this, taking place in the new Roland piano lab!
Rhoda Tuit
Room 206
Emphasis
Santa Monica Exhibit
This exhibit will feature 49 artists who live and work in Santa Monica,
from Frank Gehry to Tony Berlant and many other Santa Monica Artists
who help define the Los Angeles art world.
Bruria Finkel & Marian Winsryg
Barrett Gallery
Behind the Scenes Tour of the Performing Arts Center
Denise Leader Stoeber & David Goodman
Meet in front of the Broad Stage