CTFD Staff

Jeannie Cheng

Associate Director

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Jeannie provides instructional design and organizational development support for faculty at SF State. She assists faculty in striving for teaching excellence by assessing learning needs as well as by designing and implementing CTFD workshops. She also conducts consultations with faculty and faculty groups regarding faculty development activities, and works closely with the Associate Dean on the implementation of grants and the coordination and management of specific faculty development awards, such as the Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity awards. Jeannie is also actively involved in many new CSU training initiatives such as EnACT, Universal Design for Learning, MERLOT ELIXR project and the Transforming Course Design project.

E-Mail Address: jeanniec@sfsu.edu
Campus Extension: 5-3537

Recent Staff News for Jeannie Cheng

Jeannie attended the 2008 Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education (PODNetwork) in October and the CSU Teaching for Student Success: Train the Trainers Workshop in November 2008 (Student Writing and Assignment Design and Classroom Civility). She also presented the Overview of Universal Design for Learning to the 30 student teachers in Special Education section 770 (SPED770) Mild/Moderate Disabilities in October 2008.

Meg Gorzycki

Faculty Development Consultant

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Meg is an associate instructional designer assisting the team with institutional research on effective teaching and assessment, developing faculty workshops, procuring faculty resources for professional advancement, and publications. She has taught History, Psychology, and Media and Ethics at the secondary and college levels, including one semester at the University of Rostov, Russia. She has also worked as a Director of Curriculum and Professional Development and Assistant Principal. She holds a BA in Religious Studies, an MA in History and received her ED.d. from University of San Francisco in 2003.

E-Mail Address: meggorzy@sfsu.edu
Campus Extension: 8-6815

Recent Staff News for Meg Gorzycki

Meg's activities for 2008 included presenting a workshop at the CSU regional workshops in Pomona in May (Integrating Ethical Thinking Across the Curriculum) and participating in the CSU Faculty Developer's Planning Session in April 2008 and in the "Train the Trainer's Workshop" in CSU Long Beach November 2008 (Student Civility and Writing assignments for Students). In February 2009, Meg spent a week in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia conducting the Best Practice in the University Classroom faculty development program for Prince Sultan University, presenting several workshops. Currently, she has been spending many consultation hours on curriculum design and research related to critical and ethical thinking.

Bob Moyce

Technology and Design Consultant

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Bob's duties include technical support and assistance for CTFD, creation of graphic design production for all media materials (including the layout for The Garden), database maintenance, web development and management, and ensuring the Center meets accessibility requirements for all projects. Before becoming a full-time staff member, Bob received degrees from SF State in the fields of psychology and business marketing.

E-Mail Address: bobmoyce@sfsu.edu
Campus Extension: 5-2413

Recent Staff News for Bob Moyce

Bob kept busy in 2008 by attending the 3rd annual California Web Accessibility Conference (CalWAC) held in Long Beach in January 2008 as well as the QCon software developers conference held in San Francisco in November 2008.

Kelli Stanley

Publications Director

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Kelli edits and writes much of The Garden, and is responsible for writing and editing CTFD promotional materials. She earned a B.A. in Classics and Art History, and a M.A. in Classics from SF State.

E-Mail Address: kstanley@sfsu.edu
Campus Extension: 5-2410

Recent Staff News for Kelli Stanley

Kelli is a mystery author. Her first novel, Nox Dormienda (A Long Night for Sleeping), was published in late July, 2008, and is currently in its third printing. Kelli was most recently the winner of Left Coast Crime's 2009 Bruce Alexander Memorial Historical Mystery Award for her novel.

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