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David Fee Memorial Lecture

Dr. David Fee was a professor of philosophy and religion at SDSU from 1964-1987. He was known to live “the life of the mind” and was an advocate for cross-disciplinary learning, inquiry and collegiality.

This year's lecture will be presented by Dr. Rebecca Kuehl, Associate Professor in the School of Communication and Journalism and the program coordinator for the Women's and Gender Studies Program.  

Lecture Title: Using Public Deliberation to Communicate About and Address "Wicked Problems"

Zoom Video Conferencing

Zoom will soon replace Collaborate Ultra as SDSU’s go-to Video Conferencing tool. The tool allows for audiovisual and chat communications across a variety of media platforms: D2L, web, and mobile devices.

Faculty Showcase

The Tuesday, February 19, 2019 Celebration of Faculty Excellence event will feature faculty posters, visual arts and publication displays.  The campus and community are invited to attend and see the scholarly, research and and creative activity of SDSU's faculty and staff. 

Scholars and researchers will be at their displays from 3-4p.m. 

Those interested in displaying research, visual arts or scholarly work, click here. 

Sewrey Colloquium

The Annual Sewrey Colloquium as part of the Celebration of Faculty Excellence will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 19 from 2-3p.m. in the Campanile Room of The Union.  The colloquium will feature highlights from faculty across SDSU highlighting research and other important projects.  

2:00 PM Creative and Fine Arts -- Melissa Hauschild Mork 

2:15 PM Research and Scholarship--Wenfeng An

2:30 PM Teaching and Learning -- Rocky Dailey 

2:45 PM Service -- Christi Garst-Santos, "Humanity in the Land-Grant Mission" 

Celebration of Faculty Excellence

Reception

5-5:45 p.m. (SSU 101/Volstorff Ballroom Lobby)

Banquet and Awards Program

5:45-8 p.m. (SSU 101/Volstorff Ballroom)

RSVP required to attend

Banquet and Awards Program featuring faculty musical performance and
presentation of major faculty awards.

The Narrative of an African-American Attorney

Come learn about the life of Attorney Michael Taylor and the events that led him to a career in the legal field.

Sponsors: Office of Multicultural Affairs & Black Student Alliance

Moldova: The Destiny of a Small Nation in the Shadow of Russia

Join us at the museum for a presentation given by Dr. Marius Teritsa, a Fulbright Scholar in residence at SDSU.  The SDSU History Club is also a co-host for this presentation.  This event is free to the public, so make sure to come and support our visiting scholar!

Speaker Series: Moldova: The Destiny of a Small Nation in the Shadow of Russia

Join us at the museum for a presentation given by Dr. Marius Teritsa, a Fulbright Scholar in residence at SDSU. This event is free to the public, so make sure to come and support our visiting scholar!

Online/Hybrid Instructor Certification (Basic Level II)

Basic Level Online Class II (Collaboration)

Working collaboratively, and in consultation with the facilitator, you will demonstrate mastery of the fundamentals of online course design. Specifically:

• Planning and sequencing online activities
• Designing and grading of online discussion and online group work
• Using technology to support online collaboration

Wahanpi (soup) Wednesday

Join us in the American Indian Student Center in the lower level of the Enrollment Services Center building for Wahanpi (soup) Wednesday! 

Free for SDSU students, $5 suggested donation for SDSU faculty and staff.