Video Resources

Teaching Tales

SPRING 2016

In “Teaching Tales,” our final celebration for the Year of the Teacher series of events, we premiered and discussed videos of stellar Seattle University teachers from across campus. We heard them talking about the art and science of teaching to inspire us all in our vital work as educators.

Meet our faculty participants (2:08)

Why I teach (4:10)

Teaching Tales (24:09)

The Teaching Tales project was filmed by Georg Koszulinski, Assistant Professor of Film Studies, and students from the Film Studies program.

Faculty participants in the films were

  • Serena Cosgrove, Matteo Ricci College
  • Tito Cruz, School of Theology & Ministry
  • Holly Slay Ferraro, Management, Albers School of Business & Economics
  • Rosa Joshi, Theatre, College of Arts & Sciences
  • Kristi Lee, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, College of Education
  • Steven Palazzo, College of Nursing
  • Christina Roberts, English, College of Arts & Sciences
  • Dean Spade, School of Law
  • Dung Tran, Organizational Leadership, School of New & Continuing Studies
  • Andrea Verdan, Chemistry, College of Science & Engineering

CETL plans to use the full footage of the interviews to create shorter thematic videos for future workshops and will also be posting these on the “Year of the Teacher” subpage on this site.

 

Professional journeys: The Trek and its Meaning

SPRING 2014

In 2014, The Center for Faculty Development in collaboration with Dr. Bob Conyne, the 2013-14 Boeing-William A. Allen Endowed Chair and Distinguished Professor in the College of Education, filmed interviews with six full professors from different schools and colleges across Seattle University (Vicky Minderhout, Maggie Chon, Steen Halling, Greg Magnan, Anne Hirsch, and Jeffrey Anderson) about their professional journeys and from these interviews, created three short video clips which you can view below.

Clip 1: Experiencing your professional journey (length: 12:12)

Clip 2: Your work style (length: 10:36)

Clip 3: What advice would you offer? (length: 12:51)