(in reverse chronological order)

1. Jordan Smith (English) and Writing Center; purchase of Storyspace, collaborative writing software for possible use in the Writing Across the Curriculum program.
2. Felmon Davis (Philosophy), et al,  Life and Culture After Pervasive Computing.
3. Seyffie Maleki (Physics), Michael Hagerman (Chemistry), Philip Kosky (Mechanical Engineering), Introduction to Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials.
4. Kathryn Lesh (Mathematics), support for new courses in Cryptography.
5. Steve Rice (Biology), Richard Shanebrook (Mechanical Engineering), Mohammad Mafi (Engineering), Introduction to Bioengineering.
6. Robert Balmer (Dean of Engineering), et al, Introductory text for ESC-016, Introduction to Engineering and Mechatronics, offering credit toward general education science.
7. William Zwicker (Mathematics), Interdisciplinary tracks in the annual Hudson River Undergraduate Mathematics Conference, to be hosted at Union College
8. Seyffie Maleki (Physics), Mary Carroll (Chemistry), Louisa Matthews (Visual Arts)  The Physics and Chemistry of Art Preservation and Restoration; including travel by Maleki to England for a seminar on laser cleaning of art.
9. Junko Ueno (Modern Languages - Japanese) and Mark Knowles (Director, Language Lab)  The Japanese Garden Path Project.
10. Reina Hayeki (Philosophy) and Alan Taylor (Mathematics)  Logic Modules for Mathematics and Philosophy.
11. Hillary Tann (Performing Arts - Music)  and Tim Olsen (Performing Arts - Music)  Using Finale 2001 in music composition.
12. Hal Fried (Economics), James Lambrinos (GMI) and William Fairchild (Mathematics)  The Economics of Sports, through modeling and simulation.
13. Daniel Mosquera (Modern Languages - Spanish) and Mark Knowles (Director, Language Lab)  Deepening the Integration of the Language Lab into the Modern Languages; Spring, 2001; support for expanded use of Digital Video in teaching language and culture.
14. Charles Batson (Modern Languages - French; cross-listed with Performing Arts) History(ies) of Dance; Dance(s) of History.
15. William Finlay (Performing Arts) and Seyfollah Maleki (Physics), "Electrifying Acts: The Genius of Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla," an American premier.  (Part of the Yulman Theater's Season of Science.
16. Vicki Martinez (Modern Languages) and Louisa Matthew (Visual Arts), Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.
17. Zoe Oxley (Political Science), Talking about Women and Politics.  Taught jointly with Rebecca Deen, U. Texas at Arlington, and Rosalee Clawson, Purdue University.
18. Seyfollah Maleki (Physics) and Leo Fleishman (Biology). Seeing the Light: Concepts of Vision  (materials support).
19. Andrew Wolfe (Civil Engineering); Cliff Brown (Political Science, Nott Memorial Exhibitions Committee); Steve Schmidt (Economics). History of the Erie Canal.
20. Janet Anderson (Chemistry)  Modeling bio-chemistry molecules with MacSpartan Plus. 
21. Joyce Madancy (Political Science); Megan Ferry (Modern Languages). Seminar on China's Cultural Revolution.
22. Cherrice Traver (Electrical Engineering) and Bruce Reynolds (Economics), Principal Instructors, Karen Brison (Anthropology), David Hemmendinger (Computer Science), Richard Fox (Political Science), and John Spinelli (EE/CS), Associate Instructors;   INFOTECH: The Impact of Technology on Social Systems.
23. Stephen Schmidt (Economics) and Andy Wolfe (Civil Engineering); The Interdependence of Engineering and Society: A History of Transportation.
24. John Boyer (Biology) and Mark Walker (History): Human Evolution and Prehistory.
25. Seyfollah Maleki (Physics) and Mark Walker (History); Nazi Science. (This project developed into an NSF proposal.)

FRESHMAN PRECEPTORIAL PROJECTS:

• Bruce Connolly and Gail Golderman (both Schaffer Library), Constructing a Foundation for the Mellon Freshman Preceptorial Projects
• Peter Heinegg (English), Resources for Teaching the Bible
• Steve Sargent (History), Miracles form the Biblical and Modern Perspective: An Adjunct Module for the Bible/Koran Preceptorial Unit

For additional details of workshops and speakers, see the Office of Curricular Design web site.

• Lunch Talks
• Workshops
• Blackboard Support

• Kesheng Yu participates in two CET workshops: Final Cut Pro, and LiveStage Pro, December, 2002.

• Prof. Fred Dretske,  Friday, Nov. 8,  co-sponsored by the Departments of Biology, Philosophy, Psychology, and Mellon Grant; "Change Blindness", a philosophical neuroscience lecture

• Jianping Feng, travel to American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, 11/21 to 11/24/2002 in Salt Lake City.

• Mark Knowles, Language Lab Director, and three Lab assistants travel to the University of Pennsylvania for a National Conference: Version 2.0 - Foreign Language Collaborations and the Web; (October 11-13, 2002).

• Doug Klein (Economics / IT), Kesheng Yu (Curricular Design), David Cotter (Sociology) participate in CET GIS workshop, Amherst MA, Sept. and Oct. 2002. 

• North American Productivity Workshop; sponsored track on technology. June, 2002.

• Adrianne Wortzel, Keynote speaker at our Collaborating with Technology conference, meets with representatives from Performing Arts, Mechanical Engineering, and the Robot Club, on Telerobotic Theater.

• Scott Payne of the CET conducted a workshop at Union on technology in Language instruction, using CDML (Claris Dynamic Mark-up Language).  April 4,5, 2002.
• Videoconference between Prof. Teresa Meade's Latin American History course at Union, and Juan Jacomino, the news director of the English division of Radio Havana Cuba; Spring 2002.
• Univeristy of Rhode Island visitors John Grandin and Damon Rarick visited Union to discuss developing international programs for engineers.

• Vicki Martinez, travel to Mexico to collect digital documents for Spanish curriculum.

• Kesheng Yu, Association for Asian Study Annual Conference, April 5-April 7, 2002; Washington, DC.

• Ann Nolte (GMI) and Kesheng Yu attend Blackboard Users Conference, March, 2002; Phoenix, AZ.

• Kesheng Yu, Adobe Product Seminar, Boston, April, 2002.

• Kesheng Yu, Director of Office of Curricular Design, attends Streaming Video workshop at CET; March 15, 2002.

• Doug Klein, Seminars on Academic Computing (Colorado), August, 2001 (partial support)

• Mark Walsh, CEO of Verticalnet.com, spoke via video conference to the Infotech and Society class, May, 2001.

• Charles Batson (Modern Languages - French) Ed-Media conference in Finland (partial support), April, 2001 

• Ross Ferlito (Colgate University), David Smallen and Marybeth Barth (Hamilton College), videoconference on teaching language with technology.

• Eshragh Motahar (Economics), "Teaching More Effectively with Technology" on April 11 and 12, NYU.

• Doug Klein and Dave Cossey, Mellon Centers Meeting, Mt. Holyoke, April, 2001.

• Modern Languages faculty (German), Middlebury CET conference on teaching German language and culture with technology, March, 2001.

• Ashraf Ghaly (Civil Engineering), Seyfollah Maleki (Physics), Jianping Feng, (Modern Languages), Junko Ueno (ML), Linda Almstead (Computer Science), Syllabus East (Boston), November 2000.

• Gail Golderman and Bruce Connolly (Schaffer Library), travel to Online World, San Diego, CA.

• Jianping Feng (ML), Kesheng Yu (OCD) American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, November 2000.

• Mark Knowles (Language Lab), partial funding of NT training.

• Engineering Laptop Committee; wireless laptop conference at SUNY Morrisville.

• Kesheng Yu, SITE conference, Florida

• Jill Salvo and Kristin Fox, PKAL conference on Biochemistry; July 2000.

• Don Buckley (Quinnipiac College) speaker invited by Jill Salvo, Biology, Spring 2000: "Fostering Active Learning with Interactive Multimedia" and other topics.

• Larry Seiford (NSF) and Peter Krause (Rayteon Corp.), invited by Hal Fried and Suthathip Yaisawarng (Economics) and Bob Balmer (Engineering) to organize and present a 1-day economics/ engineering conference on the Design of Experiments, December, 1999.

• Jill Salvo, Paul Willing, attended "Strategies for Successful Classroom Interaction" at the University of Hartford, November, 1999.

• Ron Bucinell, Mechanical Engineering (Silicon Graphics/U. Texas Distance Learning Event)

• Jianping Feng (ML),  SyllabusEast, New York.

• Doug Klein, Economics/Assoc. Dean for Information Technology (SyllabusEast; Syllabus99; EDUCAUSE Seminars on Academic Computing)

• Kesheng Yu, Curricular Design Specialist (WebNet98; SyllabusEast)

• Ashraf Ghaly, Civil Engineering (WebNet99)