Sleeping Lady
Leavenworth, Washington
Experienced Faculty & MAC
Coordinators
The workshops at the institute will be
facilitated by faculty who have already implemented MAC projects in their
classrooms. These faculty will also be on hand during the institute to
meet with interested participants. Also available will be Dr. Dorothy Wallace of
Dartmouth College, the principal investigator of Dartmouth's successful
Mathematics Across The Curriculum project.
Concrete Examples of Successful MAC
Projects
During the institute
participants will be able to view posters describing MAC projects that have
already been implemented. Also included will be sample syllabi,
assignments, and assessments. Some of the workshops at the institute will
include descriptions of these projects as well.
Computer & Web Access
One of the reasons for choosing Sleeping
Lady as our facility is that Web access is available in every room. At the
institute one large room will be set aside at all times with computers, a
printer and Web access.
National Numeracy Network
This year our institute will be held jointly
with a National Numeracy Network (NNN) conference sponsored by The Washington
Center for Improving the Quality of Undergraduate Education. Some of the
opening and closing sessions will be combined with NNN. MAC participants
will be invited to join other NNN sessions, and NNN participants may attend MAC
workshops.
$240 Stipends for Participants
Because the institute is being held when
most faculty are not on contract, we are paying faculty a modest stipend of
$60/day (X4 days = $240) to attend the institute. We hope that faculty
will use these monies to help them create and implement their projects.