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Established in 1994, the Brown Bag Lunch Series (BBL) provides Ripon faculty with the opportunity to share their scholarly and artistic pursuits and pedagogical initiatives with faculty colleagues from all academic disciplines. Many members of the college staff, administration and student body also regularly attend BBLs.
BBLs are held weekly during the academic year, except during the weeks of midterms, registration and final exams. Unless otherwise posted, BBL presentations begin at 12:15 p.m. in the Heritage Room of Pickard Commons.
Second Semester Schedule of Presenters
Jan. 24 |
Val Viers, Ane Carriveau and Carl Ziebell: Lane Library update |
Jan. 31 |
Emily Stovel, Department of Anthropology:“Using Neato Keeno Anthropology Tools in the Classroom to Talk About Teaching and Learning” |
Feb. 7 |
Tim Hess, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science: Research presentation |
Feb. 14 |
Jackie Clark, Sociology: "Coping with a Stigmatized Appearance: How Breast Cancer Patients Deal with the Disfiguring Effects of Their Disease" |
Feb. 21 |
Teaching Circle: How much detail on an assignment is enough to provide students with direction, but not so much as to stifle creativity? |
Feb. 28 |
Ethical Leadership Program Summer Grant Recipients |
March 27 |
Teaching Circle: What forms of feedback on papers and exams are genuinely effective with undergraduate students? |
April 3 |
Kristine Kovack-Lesh, Department of Psychology: Research presentation
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April 10 |
Bill Schang, Department of English: Reflections on teaching |
| April 17 |
Memuna Khan, Department of Biology: Research presentation |
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To learn more about the BBL program or to schedule a BBL presentation, contact Jody Roy, faculty development coordinator, at royj@ripon.edu
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