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Course Evaluation Advisory Group (CEAG)

Mandate

The Course Evaluation Advisory Group works with Teaching and Learning Services to:

  • develop strategies and instruments to increase student participation;
  • increase the number of instructors participating in the dissemination of results;
  • advise on other TLS activities related to Mercury and the course evaluation system in general.

View the Annual Reports of the CEAG.

Membership, 2019-2020

  • Chair: Laura Winer, Director, Teaching and Learning Services

  • Instructors:

    • Sujata Madan, Desautels Faculty of Management

    • Catherine-Anne Miller, Faculty of Medicine

    • Shane Sweet, Faculty of Education

  • Academic Unit Heads:

    • Craig Mandato, Faculty of Medicine

  • Academic Administrators:

    • Michael Fronda, Associate Dean, Faculty of Arts

    • Glenn Zabowski, Associate Dean of Students

  • Student Representatives:

    • SSMU

      • PGSS

        • TBD

    • Departmental liaison staff members:

      • Monica Toribio, Desautels Faculty of Management

      • Dianna Wilson, School of Continuing Studies

    • Resource members:

      • Justin Fletcher, Project Manager, Course Evaluations, Teaching and Learning Services

      • Karla Martinez, Senior Analyst, IT Services

      • Jasmine Parent, Learning Technology Consultant, Teaching and Learning Services

      • Carolyn Samuel, Academic Associate, Teaching and Learning Services

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