Teaching in Practice (TIP) – New Special Interest Group

Please join us for the first meeting of the new Teaching in Practice (TIP) SIG. 

The TIP SIG was established to provide an opportunity for teaching focused faculty to share experience and best practices, and to stay connected throughout the year.  In this kick-off meeting Andrew Roncin and Nancy Nelson (TIP SIG co-chairs) will share a few teaching tips (i.e., TIP Tricks) and facilitate a discussion about what tips you might have to share with your colleagues.

Andrew and Nancy will also want to hear your thoughts on how the TIP SIG can help you engage with the national engineering education teaching community both in regular TIP SIG meetings and at events such as the CEEA-ACEG annual conference.

Bios:

Andrew Roncin, Ph.D., P.Eng., is a Polytechnic instructor with over 20 years teaching experience.  A father of two, he enjoys working with youth, creating learner centered courses, and developing interactive experiences.

Nancy Nelson, M.Sc. (T), Ph.D. Candidate, FEC, P.Eng., is a Senior Teaching & Learning Consultant supporting engineering & technology programs. A long-time engineering educator, she is a 3M National Teaching Fellow (2020) and has been formally recognized for her leadership and innovative teaching practices by Engineers Canada and CICan.

If you have any questions, thoughts or comments that you would like to pass on, please feel free to contact Andrew Roncin (aroncin@rrc.ca) or Nancy Nelson (nnelson@conestogac.on.ca)