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Annual Review Help Available from CIE
CIE is available to help non-provisional, full-time faculty complete their peer review requirements for their annual review report. According to our collective bargaining agreement, faculty need to discuss two elements of peer feedback in their annual review. Faculty...
Final Quick Bytes Courses for Spring Semester!
Spring 2024 Quick Bytes Course Schedule To register via NEOED Learn, please follow these instructions: NeoEd Learn - Registering for Courses Instructions - for Quick Bytes All courses are offered on Thursday at 3pm via Zoom. Please ensure your camera is on during our...
Sounds like a plan! Hear the latest from the planning team at April Friday Forum
Join us April 5 for our final Friday Forum of the academic year featuring the latest updates on the NMC master plan. We’ll hear what’s decided, what isn’t, and how faculty and staff can weigh in on the redesign of our learning, work, student, and community...
Do the ‘Cite’ Thing: Collisions Between Humans, AI Chatbots, and Citation
Several recent conversations with colleagues at NMC have me mulling over emergent challenges at the intersection of Generative AI and academic practices regarding sourcing and citation. Among these challenges, two seem most prominent. Both involve preserving the integrity of a chain of information—what came from where, or who contributed what—but in slightly different ways.