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Upcoming Events

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Summer Institute


To register, please click on the name of the event.

The online meeting link will be sent via email to all registered participants before the webinars begin.
These workshops address diversity, equity, and inclusion through faculty development.

  • Exploring Community-Engaged Learning

    Tuesday, June 2, 2026
    11:00 am 
    Zoom

    Community-Engaged Learning:

    This interactive faculty development workshop is designed for instructors at all stages who are interested in integrating or strengthening community-engaged learning in their teaching. Participants will explore foundational principles, examine current practices, and engage with practical tools for course design, reciprocal partnership development, and assessment.

    Through guided discussion and reflection, faculty will also identify next steps tailored to their own courses and teaching contexts.

    What to expect:

    • A deeper understanding of the foundations of community-engaged learning
    • Practical strategies and tools for course design
    • Insight into building and sustaining community partnerships
    • Approaches to assessment and reflection
    • Clear next steps for your own teaching

    About the Speaker: Dave Harker, PhD is an experienced civic engagement practitioner and scholar serving as Executive Director of Partners for Campus Community Engagement (PCCE). Previously, he was the Director of Civic Engagement at Ithaca College and Colorado College. He earned his PhD in Sociology from Boston College. Outside of his professional work, he enjoys spending time with his family, being in nature, and time with his dog.

     

    Register here!
  • Molloy University IRB Open House Q&As

    Wednesday, June 3, 2026
    10:00 am 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Mili Mathew, PhD

    Are you preparing to submit an IRB application soon? Do you have questions about the review process for your study? If you have answered 'yes' to either of these questions, here is your chance to connect one-on-one with the IRB team. You are invited to our open house where we can answer questions about your study and/or the IRB submission and review process. 

    Register here!
  • OERs and Textbook Alternatives

    Thursday, June 4, 2026
    10:00 am 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Susan Bloom, MLIS, MS

    Textbook costs have risen at 3 times the rate of inflation, creating a large barrier to success for many students. Join Librarian Susan Bloom, MLIS, MS as we discuss open educational resources, Ebook Central, coursepacks, and other ways to help create a more affordable semester for all our students.

    Register here:
  • Crisis Response Protocol Training

    Monday, June 8, 2026
    12:00 pm 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Theresa N. Eaves, LMHC Clinical Mental Health Counselor, Community Wellness Coordinator, Department of Health and Wellness

    This session is an opportunity to learn or refresh your knowledge of Molloy’s Crisis Response Protocol, focusing on effective strategies for responding to both physical and mental health emergencies.

    Your participation helps ensure a safe and prepared community.

    Register here!
  • IRB Workshop: Informed Consent Forms

    Monday, June 8, 2026
    1:00 pm 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Dr. Maureen Sanz, Chair, Molloy University Institutional Review Board

    This Institutional Review Board (IRB) session will discuss the process of obtaining informed consent from individuals before they participate in a research study. The presentation will outline the key elements of informed consent and creating an informed consent document, the importance of subject understanding, and the ethical considerations involved in the process. 

    Appropriate for All Disciplines

    Register here!
  • Getting Started with Perusall

    Tuesday, June 9, 2026
    10:45 am 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Ryan Alexander, MSc Ed Learning & Engagement Strategist, Perusall

    Perusall is a social learning platform that aims to improve learning outcomes by promoting authentic engagement and collaboration with all types of content. In this introductory training, you will learn how to enable the tool, set up your course with autograding, import materials into your Perusall library, and create assignments that seamlessly sync to your LMS course shell. Perusall offers students a space to participate in conversations with their peers and engage more deeply with course materials.

    Register here:
  • Scopus

    Tuesday, June 9, 2026
    2:00 pm 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Nikki Palumbo, MLS, MBA

    A quick introduction to the power of SCOPUS, a multidisciplinary scholarly database with citation features that link each article to other works that have cited it.  Quickly find seminal articles, the latest preprints, and more for researchers from upper-division undergraduates to faculty. Join Associate Librarian, Head of Reference Services Nikki Palumbo, MLS, MBA as we learn more about this powerful database.

    Register here:
  • Crisis Response Protocol Training

    Monday, June 15, 2026
    12:00 pm 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Theresa N. Eaves, LMHC Clinical Mental Health Counselor, Community Wellness Coordinator, Department of Health and Wellness

    This session is an opportunity to learn or refresh your knowledge of Molloy’s Crisis Response Protocol, focusing on effective strategies for responding to both physical and mental health emergencies.

    Your participation helps ensure a safe and prepared community.

    Register here!
  • Gale Interactive: Human Anatomy

    Thursday, June 18, 2026
    10:00 am 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Theresa A. Rienzo BSN, RN, MS, MLIS, AHIP

    Human anatomy comes to life as you zoom, rotate, and explore interactive 3D models. View related reference articles and search Gale content to learn more. Join Health Sciences Associate Librarian Theresa A. Rienzo BSN, RN, MS, MLIS, AHIP for an introduction into this popular resource.

    Register here:
  • IRB Workshop: Classroom Assignments

    Thursday, June 18, 2026
    10:00 am 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Dr. Maureen Sanz, Chair, Molloy University Institutional Review Board

    This Institutional Review Board  (IRB) session will discuss Classroom Assignments, and we can answer questions about your study and/or the IRB submission and review process. 

    Register here!
  • Disputatio and Dialogue in a Pluralistic Classroom

    Tuesday, June 23, 2026
    11:00 am 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Michelle Martin, Ed.D. Director of Mission and Ministry

    Introducing the Dominican practice of sacred conversation and offering concrete tools for fostering respectful, truth‑seeking dialogue among students with diverse perspectives, including resources from Interfaith America's Bridging the Gap.

    Register here!
  • Zotero

    Tuesday, June 23, 2026
    2:00 pm 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Nikki Palumbo, MLS, MBA

    Zotero lets you import bibliographic data with one click, save PDFs, and organize your research.  It can work with MS Word or GoogleDocs to create citations and reference lists right in your paper.  It is highly recommended for faculty researchers and doctoral students. Join Associate Librarian, Head of Reference Services Nikki Palumbo, MLS, MBA as we learn how to manage citations with this remarkable tool.

    Register here:
  • Molloy University IRB Open House Q&As

    Wednesday, June 24, 2026
    12:00 pm 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Mili Mathew, PhD

    Are you preparing to submit an IRB application soon? Do you have questions about the review process for your study? If you have answered 'yes' to either of these questions, here is your chance to connect one-on-one with the IRB team. You are invited to our open house where we can answer questions about your study and/or the IRB submission and review process. 

    Register here!
  • Ai and the Library

    Thursday, June 25, 2026
    10:00 am 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Susan Bloom, MLIS, MS

    Ai is suddenly everywhere, including the library! This session, with Librarian Susan Bloom, MLIS, MS will discuss Ai integrations in library databases, how to detect hallucinations, and how to leverage Ai in your own research.

    Register here:
  • The Four Dominican Pillars in Daily Academic Life

    Thursday, June 25, 2026
    11:00 am 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Michelle Martin, Ed.D. Director of Mission and Ministry

    An approachable overview of prayer/contemplation, study, community, and service, and how faculty can integrate these pillars into their teaching, advising, and collegial relationships.

    Register here!
  • Using Perusall in Fall '26 to Increase Participation and Engagement

    Thursday, June 25, 2026
    1:00 pm 
    Zoom

    Presented by: Ryan Alexander, MSc Ed Learning & Engagement Strategist, Perusall

    Perusall is a social learning platform that aims to improve learning outcomes by promoting authentic engagement and collaboration with all types of content. This training session will equip you with the necessary tools to effectively and efficiently leverage Perusall in your upcoming courses. Similar to the first session, we will walk through course setup, key Perusall settings, and other getting started steps. We will also delve deeper into Perusall analytics, assignment types, as well as advanced accessibility and integrity settings.  

    Register here:

Faculty Development Seminar Series: Academic Writing & Publishing


Start the New Semester by attending one or both of our Faculty Development Seminar Series. Reach out to Faculty Professional Center for dates and more information 
  • Faculty Recognition Reception
  • Grants and Sponsored Program Information Sessions
  • Mentoring Workshops
  • Research and Scholarship Initiatives
  • Annual Spring Faculty Institute
  • Writing Retreats
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