Transforming a Community of Adjunct Faculty to Enhance Student Learning Sylvia M. Orr, Ph. D. Dean, Academic Affairs Marianne Smith, M.S. Adjunct Faculty.

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Transforming a Community of Adjunct Faculty to Enhance Student Learning Sylvia M. Orr, Ph. D. Dean, Academic Affairs Marianne Smith, M.S. Adjunct Faculty Math, Physics, and Engineering

Objectives Faculty and administrators will learn: How Estrella Mountain Community College delivers adjunct faculty professional development and orientation How to develop and implement a strategies to provide this training How to motivate adjuncts to utilize the training

About Estrella Mountain Newest of the ten Maricopa Colleges, located 15 miles west of Phoenix Began offering classes in 1992 Started its learning college journey in 2007 Demographics 8000 students 81 full-time faculty More than 370 adjunct faculty Adjuncts teach approximately 66% of courses

Past Training and Orientation Adjunct Faculty Forum  Conducted twice per year  Included sessions for new & returning adjuncts  Provided opportunity to meet college staff; learn of college-wide initiatives  Included divisional break-out sessions  Years of Service Awards given at Spring Forum  At best, turnout was 33% of all adjunct faculty

The “Last” Forum Jan 2009 In attendance 48 Adjunct Faculty 31 Administrators, Staff, Division Chairs, & Presenters Total Cost: $ Breakfast: $ Lunch: $700.13

Create and offer Online Orientation Division Orientation Orienting 1 st Year Faculty Adjunct Faculty Institute  Surveyed chairs and faculty to identify needs  Spring Topics  Assessment  Active Learning  Dealing with Disruptive Students  EDU 250 Ongoing Professional Development  MCCCD face to face courses and workshops  Online courses, e.g. Teaching Strategies to Super Charge Your Classroom  Adjunct Faculty Association conferences and workshops  Incentives? Meeting the Challenge

Meeting the Challenge … Online Adjunct Training & Orientation  Began offering online orientation in Fall 2009  Chairs recommend to adjuncts  Initially on EMCC web server  Migrated to Bb server in 2010  More accountability  Math, Physics and Engineering Division were pilot; two others followed suit  Takes about 4 hours to navigate

Features of Online Orientation  Quality  Efficiency  Cost Effectiveness  Replication  Creativity  Learning  Collaboration  Won Estrella Mountain’s 2010 Innovation of the Year Award

Advantages  Interactive orientation website  Organized by topic and by timeline  Available 24/7  Helps address needs of last minute hires  Promotes success in classroom  Cost effective tool  Hard dollar cost savings of $4268/year  Opportunity costs hours saved  Alleviates workload stress on staff

Main Advantage Adjuncts - ready to teach on Day One!

Demo of Online Orientation

Usage Information Collected with Google Analytics™

Adjunct Training & Orientation Division Orientation  Online and F2F  Tailored to division/ discipline  Syllabus depository  Evening supervisor  Ongoing resource for faculty CTL supports each division

Adjunct Training & Orientation College-wide Workshops  F2F  Saturdays  Workshops fill  Adjunct responses are positive  Faculty compensated

Examples of Adjunct Training & Orientation  Assessment in Action  Developmental Education is Everybody's Business  Exploring Technology to Enhance Learning  Mind Brain and Education Science: Best Teaching Practices Informed by How The Brain Learns  Coping Effectively with Classroom Challenges

Adjunct Faculty Professional Learning Community  Commenced Spring 2010  Addresses needs and concerns of adjunct faculty  Various topics addressed Adjunct Professional Development Communication Strategies Classroom Design

Discussion  What issues have you had with adjunct orientation and training? How have you dealt with them?  How do you motive adjunct faculty to take advantage of training? Do you provide incentives?  Describe the adjunct training at your institution. Is it effective?

Sylvia M. Orr, Ph. D. Dean, Academic Affairs Marianne Smith, M.S. Adjunct Faculty Math, Physics, and Engineering