Professional Development

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Fall 2024 Professional Development Week: Aug. 26-Aug. 29

Monday
In Person
Tuesday
Virtual
Wednesday
Hybrid
Thursday
Hybrid

Opening Session
Plenary Speaker

9am-10:30am

Assessment Tuesday

9am-12pm

Academic and Student Success Division Meeting

8:30am-10:30am

Concurrent Sessions:
Topics of Interest (1-hr. presentations)

9am-12pm

Departmental Meetings

10:30am-12pm

Strategic Discussion

10:30am-12pm

Lunch Break

12pm-1pm

New Employee Lunch

General Union Meeting

12pm-1pm

Lunch Break

Classified Union Meeting

12pm-1pm

College Luncheon
Spark Slam

12pm-1:45pm

Concurrent Sessions:
Evidence-Based Practices on Middle States Guiding Principles

1pm-3:45pm

Wrap Up

3:45pm-4pm

Division, Program and Unit Meetings

1pm-3pm

Concurrent Sessions:
Topics of Interest (30 minute presentations)

1pm-4pm

Concurrent Sessions

Theme-based

2pm-5pm

FT Faculty Union Meeting

3pm-4pm

PT Faculty Union Meeting

4pm-5pm

Here is a brief explanation of what each day entails:

MONDAY: Theme Day!

All sessions will be connected to the theme Building the Bridge: Cultivating Relations to Promote Improved Student Outcomes. Only proposals connected to the theme will be chosen for the first day.

TUESDAY: Assessment Tuesday!

 In addition to the usual morning presentations about what’s new and next in assessment at the College, Tuesday afternoon is for presentations from you related to the five Middle States Guiding Principles. The categories are broad, which allows for many ways to approach assessment under these Guiding Principles:

  1. Mission-Centric (i.e., Mission of the College)
  2. Centrality of the Student Experience
  3. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
  4. Data-Based Decision-Making
  5. Innovation

WEDNESDAY: Meeting Day!

The day will begin with the Academic and Student Success Division meeting followed by departmental meetings. Union meetings, program meetings and others will take place throughout the rest of the day.

THURSDAY: Mix n Match Day! 

Sessions will consist of varying formats: 1-hour presentations to share data-informed ideas ready for implementation; 30-minute presentations where you can share an innovative idea; 10-minute slam for a quick update or a message that you wish to share. Proposals can be for any of the mentioned formats.

July 29 is the deadline to submit proposals.

Mission Statement

The mission of Community College of Philadelphia's professional development efforts is to improve and sustain excellence in teaching and learning, and the professional growth of all employees through collegial, planned learning opportunities that support the strategic goals of the college.

Call for Proposals

You're invited to submit a proposal(s) for workshops that will enrich and professionally develop CCP's faculty and staff. Please consider creating a session, aligned with the PD week theme, where you can share your expertise and interest with your colleagues. To submit a proposal, please complete the form
 

The Fall schedule will follow a slightly different format:

  1. MondayFully in-person
  2. TuesdayAll remote sessions 
  3. WednesdayTBD
  4. ThursdayHybrid
Virtual sessions are required to use some interactive tool such as: Kahoot, Jamboard or Nearpod. 

Proposal Ideas:

The theme for the Fall 2024 PD Week is: Building the Bridge: Cultivating Relationships to Promote Improved Student Outcomes.

The Fall theme will focus on ways CCP can strengthen its synergies, communication and cross-functional handoffs which will help students succeed. By engaging in and learning about the work being done throughout the College and best practice approaches, faculty and staff will become champions of the student experience.

Any questions or concerns, please contact Danielle Liautaud-Watkins at or Andrea Malloy at .

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