Training and Educational Programs

Primary Care Faculty Development Fellowship Program

The College will once again be offering the Primary Care Faculty Development Fellowship Program (PCFDFP) at Michigan State University beginning in January 2010.

If you are interested in applying for the fellowship, or if you know of people interested in applying, please contact Dr. William Anderson in the Office of Medical Education Research and Development.

William A. Anderson, Ph.D.
Professor
Office of Medical Education Research and Development
A-214 East Fee Hall
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824

Phone: 517-353-9656 ext. 230
E-mail: ander113@msu.edu

Download the Fellowship brochure

Download the Fellowship application forms

At the College of Human Medicine:

On-line Lessons in Core Teaching Competencies

This website provides digital presentations and other faculty development material for medical educators who teach at Michigan State University's College of Human Medicine. Much of the material should be valuable to other health educators who are welcome to make use of the material contain on this site. CME credit is available for medical educators who teach for MiSU's College of Human Medicine for completing the training modules on this site. (http://www.digitalpresentations.org/facaffair/). Lessons include: Principles of Effective Instruction: Lessons learned from Excellent Teachers, with Stephen Yelon, PhD; Tips and Tools for Effective Ambulatory Precepting, with Gary Ferenchick, MD; Clinical Evaluation with Christopher B. Reznich, Ph.D; Providing Constructive Feedback to Learners, with William A Anderson, PhD; and an E-Value Orientation Module.

Core Teaching Competencies for Medical Educators

CHM's Office of Faculty Affairs and Development sponsors a new faculty development series titled Core Teaching Competencies for Medical Educators. Our goal in this series is to address core skills for teaching and evaluating medical students. Dr. Stephen Yelon and others have agreed to share their expertise in this arena.  Participants must complete the attached registration form. (competencies.htm).

At Michigan State University:

MSU Faculty Development Program

The Office of Faculty and Organizational Development (F&OD) supports MSU faculty, academic staff and administrators in their ongoing quest for excellence in teaching, research, outreach, and leadership. To accomplish this goal, we offer a broad range of seminars and programs, services, and resources in two programmatic strands: Faculty Development and Organizational/Leadership Development. This MSU Faculty Development website (external link) contains information on a variety of seminars and workshops open to MSU faculty.

Spring Institute on College Teaching and Learning

Each year, the Office of Faculty and Organizational Development offers our Spring Institute, a week-long series of workshops on topics related to active learning, inclusive teaching, and assessment.
(http://www1.provost.msu.edu/facdev/SpringInstitute/schedule.asp)

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