09:59:37 From Catherine Lalonde to Everyone: Nicholas and a few others are in the Teams meeting - but they are now moving to join us in Zoom. I can't unmute because we're in the Hutch and he's using sound. :) 10:04:30 From John Foppert to Everyone: Why not in person on Monday 2/13? 10:15:13 From dnaybor to Everyone: yes it's BOFFO 10:22:47 From Craig Milewski to Everyone: I could clarify that some 10:25:39 From Annie Rochon to Everyone: Foreign languages!:) 10:25:56 From Annie Rochon to Everyone: Really really important in today’s world! 10:26:35 From Joseph Henderson to Everyone: Yes please. :-) 10:26:40 From Annie Rochon to Everyone: Diversity yes yes and yes !! 10:26:49 From Kendra (she/her) to Everyone: ^^ 10:26:51 From Glenn McClure to Everyone: Let’s do this!!!! 10:27:18 From Lee Nellis to Everyone: My question is: How does this distinguish PSC from other institutions? 10:27:29 From Bethany to Everyone: Support! 10:29:54 From Glenn McClure to Everyone: Environmental Civics? 10:31:34 From Kendra (she/her) to Everyone: One “next step” should be improving the buy-in for students - FYS isn’t sufficient, obviously. (assuming that would happen for faculty through the development of the new IGE program) 10:31:49 From Craig Milewski to Everyone: I encourage you all to read the review that Nicholas sent to you all. 10:31:55 From Kelli Rodriguez to Everyone: Reply to Lee/Distinguish PSC-> Perhaps the assessment projects/papers in each class could focus on the environmental-focused values of PSC? Ex: Psychology course could examine the role people's personalities play in their environment-related behaviors. 10:33:44 From Glenn McClure to Everyone: We need to confront questions on personalities/individualism and our collective civic questions that bind us together? 10:33:57 From Randall Swanson to Everyone: Will we need to resubmit revised programs for State approval? 10:34:15 From Craig Milewski to Everyone: In the report in the appendix you can view some interesting signature programs that some colleges have. 10:34:53 From Karen Edwards to Everyone: We need to have it defined “general” enough for transfer student credits. 10:35:05 From Kendra (she/her) to Everyone: Yes good point, Karen 10:35:34 From Lee Nellis to Everyone: Glenn is correct. Environmental Civics is pretty much what I try to do in NRS 110 10:35:34 From Sue to Everyone: how does this proposed timeline coincide with our next MSA accreditation? 10:37:31 From Kendra (she/her) to Everyone: Also that transfer process is really opaque - not sure if that’s normal. If not, would be great to have more information available for advisees and prospective students/transfers so they can plug in their existing credits from elsewhere and project. I know we do that on a case by case (I think?) but having some online tool, even a table, would perhaps entice more folks who want to see for themselves rather than go through the more tedious process 10:42:01 From Rebecca Romeo to Everyone: This is another great article. "Teaching students through the lens of my laptop is like teaching a wall." https://robertreich.substack.com/p/teaching-remotely 10:42:49 From Glenn McClure to Everyone: As PSC professors who care deeply for our students and the natural world, we teach our content and we provide living examples to lots of stuff that goes beyond the specific content of our classes. In anticipation of our next round of IGE discussions, I would like to hear from faculty across our departments of how they see themselves teaching core values, civics, and other things to our core beliefs. that would inform greatly the more specific teaching on these subjects for those of us that ask students to wrestle with history/ethics/faith/individual beliefs/identities. 10:45:07 From dnaybor to Everyone: Summer sustainable construction workshop in the ADK! 10:45:11 From Glenn McClure to Everyone: Shall we make proposals to this FEDCAP relationship or do we wait to hear about from the folks doing the administrative negotiations? 10:48:55 From Joseph Henderson to Everyone: Two things I’m interested in: 1) increased opportunities to bridge rural and urban geographies with our students and with our classes, 2) increased capacity to administer/apply for grants to support campus initiatives and faculty research. 10:49:01 From Kendra (she/her) to Everyone: some sort of “off campus” 10 day course in May that takes students to NYC to explore/learn about urban recreation using FEDCAP as a base camp… That 10 day, 2 week type May model could work for a lot of majors. Does FEDCAP have temporary lodging available for students? 10:49:54 From James Wilson to Everyone: 1. Explore the relationship with the FedCap Culinary Arts training. 10:50:36 From Brett McLeod to Everyone: Urban Tree Management 10:50:40 From Glenn McClure to Everyone: Two categories of my interest. 1. Can we offer IGE classes to their vocational programs? 2. Can we work with them to increase our media production on PSC identity, stories, food, etc. 10:51:15 From saran to Everyone: 2. Reconnect/involve NYC alumni 10:51:56 From James Wilson to Everyone: 2. Explore opportunity for our Management students to network with larger businesses in NYC for projects and internships and have a place to meet there. 10:52:00 From Calli Shelton to Everyone: Distance learning opportunities for students 10:52:44 From Kendra (she/her) to Everyone: Is there temporary student housing through FEDCAP in NYC? 10:52:52 From Mackenzie Davison (she/her) to Everyone: Could it ever extend to semester "abroad" for students that would find value in a full semester of courses taught in NYC for different perspective/opportunity? 10:53:24 From Kendra (she/her) to Everyone: ^^ great idea! Both the full semester model and the Mayterm model 10:53:59 From saran to Everyone: Disaster Management on an international level in the heart of high risk and vulnerability 10:54:57 From Curt Stager to Everyone: Do we have space on campus to bring urban students up here sometimes as well? 10:56:24 From Diane Litynski to Everyone: Fedcap is nationwide - is it FEDCAP related clients/students would come from other areas - including overseas (Scotland?) 10:56:42 From Diane Litynski to Everyone: is it Possible Fedcap…. 10:59:23 From Calli Shelton to Everyone: they should make one of the rooms in that new building an Adirondack room :) 10:59:30 From Glenn McClure to Everyone: Ok-Let’s chat about this!!! 11:01:10 From Glenn McClure to Everyone: Thanks everyone, I need to sign off too. 11:03:12 From Nicholas Hunt-Bull to Everyone: I had a feeling Kelly might be excited about this :) I have to drop off for a few moments to relocate myself to ADK room. see you all soon 11:06:47 From Catherine Lalonde to Everyone: I'll be heading over to the ADK Room at about 11:45 - join us at noon for pizza, snacks and cookies, if you like! :) 11:10:06 From Catherine Lalonde to Everyone: Sorry, I couldn't take the poll - maybe because I'm co-host? - but I know a little and will only start advising this semester. 11:12:23 From Kendra (she/her) to Everyone: Can you zoom in on that doc? 11:13:06 From Freb (she or they) to Everyone: You can find it in the Faculty Learning Center under Spring 2022 Resources https://paulsmiths.instructure.com/courses/134/pages/getting-started-with-degree-planner?module_item_id=113773 11:14:46 From Rebecca Romeo to Everyone: Who is responsible for entering the transfer students' credits? 11:14:58 From Kendra (she/her) to Everyone: I must have all 10% of the advisees that have lots of transfer credits and course subs 😂 11:15:14 From Melanie Johnson to Everyone: Kendra- I was going to say the same:) 11:18:49 From Janet Mihuc to Everyone: Is there a way to get a link that takes me directly to a degree plan for each advisee (i.e. one link per student) or will it always be a 3-4 click process to log in to Starfish, search students, click on degree planner 11:19:22 From Nolan Snyder to Everyone: Unfortunately, we are unable to link directly to a plan, it will always involve logging in and going to their plan in starfish. 11:19:59 From Rebecca Romeo to Everyone: A bunch of my FYS Wildlife freshmen had Fisheries concentration plans when they were in Wildlife concentration. They said they had not built it. 11:20:45 From Rebecca Romeo to Everyone: I made them recreate a new plan. 11:21:22 From Maureen Pellerin to Everyone: Yes - it's also easy enough for them to rebuild the plan on their end too! 11:22:33 From Calli Shelton to Everyone: \= 11:23:21 From Calli Shelton to Everyone: 803.4132575 11:23:57 From raicher to Everyone: does it know when those cluster classes are offered typically? 11:24:10 From Nolan Snyder to Everyone: Yes