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Indiana College Biology Teachers Association

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About

The Indiana College Biology Teachers Association is a group that is focused on bringing together college biology teachers in the state of Indiana for the purposes of learning about pedagogical ideas and opportunities for increasing our knowledge of the field.

Steering Committee:

Pamela Pretorius (Hanover College), Past President

Kim Baker (University of Indianapolis; 2021-2024)

Beth Rueschhoff (Indiana University Southeast; 2021-2024)

Glené Mynhardt (Hanover College; 2021-2024)

Doug Stemke (University of Indianapolis; 2022-2025)

Officers (2023 - 2024):

  • President: Ann Grens (Indiana University-South Bend),

  • President-elect: Michelle Marasco (Franklin College),

  • Treasurer: Bruce Evans (Huntington University),

  • Media Coordinator: Marc A. Milne (University of Indianapolis).

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ICBTA is dedicated to the advancement of biology education in post-secondary academic institutions throughout the state. Our main method of information dissemination is through our annual meeting in the Fall.

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2023 ICBTA Conference

Assessing Assessment

September 16th: This year's meeting will center around assessment. Specifically, we will be asking how we can make assessment more useful, meaningful, and equitable? Join us!

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“One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.”

Malala Yousafzai

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Upcoming Conference

  • 2023 ICBTA Conference
    2023 ICBTA Conference
    Sat, Sep 16
    Franklin
    Sep 16, 2023, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM EDT
    Franklin, 800 E Monroe St, Franklin, IN 46131, USA
    Sep 16, 2023, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM EDT
    Franklin, 800 E Monroe St, Franklin, IN 46131, USA
    Assessing Assessment: How Can We Make Assessment More Useful, Meaningful, and Equitable?
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Contact Indiana College Biology Teachers Association

milnem at uindy dot edu

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