In an effort to continually improve the teaching resources available
to our faculty, the Harvey Mudd, Pitzer and Scripps colleges have
designed a program whereby faculty from different campuses can visit a
class and provide feedback on the experience to the instructor.   This
program provides an incentivized means for faculty to help one another
improve their teaching; after all, our faculty are our best teaching
resource.

Any faculty member who wants to participate in the program can simply
contact their dean's office and request that a classroom visit (by a
faculty member from another campus) be arranged.  The visitor's name
can be provided, or the dean's office can arrange for an appropriate
visitor.  The two faculty can then arrange times for two or three
classroom visits, to be followed by an on-campus lunch where feedback
can be informally provided.  The dean's office of the requesting
faculty member will pay a $100 honorarium to the visitor and will also
pay for the lunch.  The requesting faculty member will be asked to
fill out a brief survey so that the usefulness of the program can be
tracked.

This program is independent of the faculty review process. Any
information or contact resulting from participation in this program
will not be provided to review committees.

Survey:  

http://www.formstack.com/forms/?706185-9Lpz3LmOHV