1. Who is eligible to
participate in the Title III Classroom Analysis Projects?
2. May I team-up
with another faculty member on my CAP?
3. Who decides if my CAP
is accepted, and who determines the level of the faculty stipend I will
receive?
4. How many faculty
stipends will be awarded each semester?
5. How many CAPs may I
submit?
6. If my CAP is not
accepted, may I submit a different proposal in the future?
7. How do I submit the
Proposal and/or the Report forms?
8. How will I be informed
that my CAP has been accepted?
9. If my proposal is
accepted, when will I receive my stipend?
10. How will the findings
of my CAP be disseminated?
11. Am I permitted to
modify my CAP during the semester?
12. What if I am unable
to complete my CAP within my proposed timeline?
1. Who is eligible to participate
in the Title III Classroom Analysis Projects?
Any current College of the Canyons' full-time or
adjunct faculty member who has completed a recent formal or informal
professional development activity is eligible to participate in the
Title III Classroom Analysis Projects.
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2. May I team-up with
another faculty member on my CAP?
Yes, if all faculty members are eligible (see
above). Only one stipend will be awarded per accepted proposal, however.
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3. Who decides if my CAP is
accepted, and who determines the level of the faculty stipend I will
receive?
College of the Canyons' Title III CAP Committee,
based on a collective ranking process, makes those decisions.
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4. How many faculty stipends will
be awarded each semester?
The number and amount of faculty stipends for the
completion of CAPs will vary from semester to semester, depending on the
number and quality of the proposals submitted.
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5. How many CAPs may I submit?
The College of the Canyons' Title III CAP Committee
will review only one proposal per faculty member per semester.
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6. If my CAP is not accepted, may
I submit a different proposal in the future?
Yes. In fact, all eligible COC faculty members are
encouraged to submit a CAP each semester.
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7. How do I submit the Proposal
and/or the Report forms?
To submit the CAP Proposal or Report, use the
electronic form linked at the Institute of Teaching and Learning's
WebPage (http://www.canyons.edu/offices/tcg_inst) or submit a
date-stamped and typed hard copy of the Project Proposal or Report to
Ron Dreiling's mailbox.
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8. How will I be informed that my
CAP has been accepted?
The College of the Canyons' Title III CAP Committee
will notify you in writing.
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9. If my proposal is accepted,
when will I receive my stipend?
Projects will be considered complete and the faculty
stipend will be awarded when CAP Committee reviews and approves your CAP
Report. The criteria for report's approval are 1) congruence between
your proposal and your analysis, 2) valid assessment of outcomes, 3)
your agreement to participate in the dissemination of the findings.
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10. How will the findings of my
CAP be disseminated?
Findings of CAPs will be disseminated through the
usual campus communications (newsletters and the College Intranet, etc.)
as well as through future FLEX presentations.
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11. Am I permitted to modify my
CAP during the semester?
Yes, as long as the modifications are relatively
minor and do not affect the scope of the original proposal (number of
students/courses involved, number of days/weeks involved, depth/
breadth/ complexity of proposal). Remember, the level of faculty stipend
was determined by your original proposal. Before making significant
modifications to your CAP, you must submit an amended proposal to the
Title III CAP Committee for approval.
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12. What if I am unable to
complete my CAP within my proposed timeline?
Contact the Title III CAP Coordinator Ron Dreiling
for authorization to extend the proposed timeline.
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