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Det Humanistiske Fakultet DET HUMANISTISKE FAKULTET Under Det Humanistiske Fakultet hører følgende institutter: DIG Dansk Institut for Gymnasiepædagogik IFKI Institut for Fagsprog, Kommunikation og Informationsvidenskab IFR Institut for Filosofi og Religionsstudier IHKS Institut for Historie, Kultur og Samfundsbeskrivelse ILKM Institut for Litteratur, Kultur og Medier IPFU Institut for Pædagogisk Forskning og Udvikling ISK Institut for Sprog og Kommunikation Det Humanistiske Fakultetssekretariat Kontorfuldmægtig Laila Andersen Kontorfuldmægtig Gerda Bagger Fuldmægtig, cand.lact. Lotte Bloch Kontorassistent Anne Ellitsgaard Overassistent Anne Grethe Hansen B.A. Helle Hildebrand (fra 1. maj) Overassistent Else Jensen Fakultetssekretær, cand.jur. Grete Klit Fuldmægtig, cand.mag. Tomas Bech Madsen Fuldmægtig, cand.jur. Lisbeth Broegaard Petersen (orlov indtil 1. juli) Overassistent Merete Schneider Overassistent Charlotte Stolzenbach Fuldmægtig, cand.mag. Lotte Rosing Videbæk (indtil 30. juni) Fuldmægtig, cand.mag. Britta Løck Worm (indtil 28. februar) Humanioras udviklingskontor Fuldmægtig, cand.rer.soc. Jakob Ejersbo Hansen Fuldmægtig, cand.mag. Tomas Bech Madsen Kontorfuldmægtig Gitta Stærmose IT-funktionen Fuldmægtig, cand.phil. Allan Bengtsson Kontorassistent Lone Dinesen Supportmedarbejder Martin Gotfredsen IT-supporter Lars Jakobsen (fra 1. oktober) Kontorassistent Kirsten Gudmann Larsen Supportmedarbejder Michael Juul Mortensen Supportmedarbejder Anja Rasmussen Afdelingsleder Jørn Erik Wennerstrøm DTP-funktionen Sekretær Elsebeth Jensen UNDERVISNINGSPRISEN Undervisningsadjunkt Caroline Schaffalitsky de Muckadell, Institut for Filosofi og Religionsstudier, tildeltes ved universitetets årsfest Det Humanistiske Fakultets undervisningspris. DANSK INSTITUT FOR GYMNASIEPÆDAGOGIK Professor, dr.pæd., cand.mag. Karen Borgnakke Professor, mag.art., lic.phil. Finn Hauberg Mortensen Lektor, mag.art. Harry Haue Lektor, cand.scient. Claus Michelsen, Ph.D. Lektor Kaare Lund Rasmussen Syddansk Universitet, Årsberetning 2002 1 Lektorvikar, cand.scient. Jens Dolin Amanuensis, cand.mag. Peter Henrik Raae Forskningsadjunkt, cand.mag. Ellen Krogh Forskningsassistent, mag.art. Steen Beck Uddannelseschef, cand.mag. Erik Damberg Fuldmægtig, cand.mag. Christina Bruun Levinsen Sekretær Yvonne Mukherjee (tiltrådt 1. august, barselsvikar) Sekretær Lene Simonsen (tiltrådt 1. juni) Sekretær, Pernille Swain Sekretær, Dorte Winther (barselsorlov fra 15. juni) Lærere ved teoretisk pædagogikum: Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Henriette Hartoft Andersen Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Henriette Duch Gymnasielektor, cand.scient. Pernille Ehlers Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Peter Hobel Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. et.psych. Inger-Margrethe Holm Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Jørgen Husballe Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Kirsten Jakobsen Gymnasielektor, cand.pæd. cand.mag. Flemming Steen Jensen Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Annette Kjærgaard Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Anne Birgitte Klange Gymnasielektor, cand.scient. Niels Knap Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Helle Knudsen Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Poul Erik Mortensen Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Tim Nielsen Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Inger Lise Nordsborg Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Birgitte Schack Rasmussen Gymnasielektor, cand.mag.et.art. Stig F. Sørensen Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Ellen Wiuff Gymnasielektor, cand.mag. Ivar Ørnby Studielektor, cand.scient. Bent Hirsberg Semnarielektor, cand.pæd. Peter Brodersen Adjunkt, cand.scient. Tine Bak Adjunkt, cand.mag. Palle Veje Rasmussen Adjunkt, cand.mag. Katrin Hammer úr Skúoy Lektor, cand.mag. Bent Schiermer Andersen Ph.D.-studerende pr. 31. december: Marianne Abrahamsen (privat) Søren Antonius (Undervisningsministeriet) Dinna Balling (Århus Amt) Aase Haubro Bitsch (Fyns Amt) Torben Spanget Christensen (Århus Amt) Yvonne Fritze (Høgskolen i Lillehammer) Peter Kaspersen (Vestsjællands Amt) Åse Lading (Københavns Amt) Jesper Theis Madsen (Fyns Amt) Lene Nielsen (Fyns Amt) Vár i Ólavstovu (Det Færøske Forskningsråd) Pia Ravn (Nordjyllands Amt) Verner Schilling (Københavns Kommune) Hans Henning Sørensen (Vejle Amt) Elsebeth Toft (Syddansk Universitet) Dorthe Uldall (Ribe Amt) Niels Valdemar Vogensen (Fyns Amt) Lisbeth Birde Wiese (Undervisningsministeriet) GÆSTEFORELÆSNINGER AFHOLDT AF INSTITUTTET 2 Syddansk Universitet, Årsberetning 2002 Professor Tomas J. Cooney, University of Georgia: Lærerkvalifikationer (16. januar). Professor, dr.phil. Peder Skyum-Nielsen, Syddansk Universitet: De akademiske genre (20. februar). Professor Jonathan Osborne, King´s College, London: Almendannelse i naturvidenskaberne (2. oktober). Professor Finn Collin, Københavns Universitet: Videnskabsteoretiske grundspørgsmål til pædagogikken og fagdidaktikken (23. oktober). Professor Peter Harder, Københavns Universitet: Forholdet mellem fag og pædagogik i relation til udredningen i fremmedsprogsfagene (24. oktober). Professor Niels O. Andersen, Københavns Universitet: Fremtidens naturfaglige uddannelser (25. oktober). Lektor Tage Bai Andersen, Aarhus Universitet: Kompetencer i matematik: En selvfølgelighed? (25. oktober). Professor Kirsten Weber, Roskilde Universitetscenter: Aktuelle tendenser i dansk pædagogisk forskning (6. november). Professor Kirsten Drotner, Syddansk Universitet: Aktuelle teoretiske og empiriske positioner i børne- og ungdomsforskning (20. november). Følgende har holdt gæsteforelæsninger på Masteruddannelsen: Steffen Svendsen, DEL: Internationale tendenser i udviklingen af vejledningssystemer blandt andet på baggrund af OECD-undersøgelsen (10. september). Professor Kurt Klaudi Klausen, Syddansk Universitet: Det strategiteoretiske felt og offentlige institutioner (17. september). Rektor Sverri Hammer, Haslev Seminarium: Teorier, modeller og begreber om især offentlig organisation og ledelse (17. september). Professor Erik Johnsen, Handelshøjskolen i København: Analysemetode (24. september). Forhandlingschef Helge Mørch Jensen, GL: Fra regelstyrring til selvforvaltning og forhandlet ledelse. Hvorledes kan flexibiliteten i løndannelsen understøtte gymnasiets udvikling? (24. september). Peter Plant, Danmarks Pædagogikse Universitet: Politik og systembetragtning i Danmark (24. september). Lektor Karin Svejgaard, xxxxxxxxx: Reformer i 80’erne og 90’erne (26. september). Peter Plant, Danmarks Pædagogiske Universitet: Vejledning i international belysning (1. oktober). Anders Lovén, Malmö Högskole: ”syo Jouren” (4. oktober). Rektor Erling Petersson, Esbjerg Gymnasium: Ledelse af en skole i omstilling (5. oktober). Lektor Jørgen Bang, Aarhus Universitet: Multimedier og vidensformidling/vidensproduktion (8. oktober). Regionschef Hans Jørgen Knudsen, DEL Odense: Udviklingstendser i det almene gymnasium i relation til andre gymnasiale uddannelser og til udlandet (8. oktober). Finn Wiedemann: Ungdomsgymnasiale læringskulturer i historisk og aktuelt perspektiv (13. oktober). Lisbeth Højdal, DEL: Vejledning og etik (og jura) (22. oktober). Lektor Bo Kampmann Walther, Syddansk Universitet: Digital æstetik og en ny historie: Guldhornene møder Minority Report (29. oktober). Jørgen Brock, Undervisningsministeriet: Vejledning og udviklingsarbejde (5. november). Birgitte Gottlieb, Evalueringsinstituttet: Evalueringsformer og strategier (14. november) Direktør Hans Siggaard Jensen, Learning Lab Denmark: IKT- teknologiens ide- og brugshistorie med aktuelt perspektiv til uddannelsesområdet og særligt til projekt Det virtuelle gymnasium (16. november). ANDRE ARRANGEMENTER AFHOLDT AF INSTITUTTET DIG har afholdt forskeruddannelsesseminar (16. januar, 6. februar, 20. februar, 6. marts, 20. marts, 3. april, 17. april, 1. maj, 29. maj, 12. juni, 22.-23. august, 4. september, 6. september, 18. september, 2. oktober, 23.-25. oktober, 6. november, 20. november, 4. december, 18.-19. december). DIG har i samarbejde med Undervisningsministeriet afholdt konferencen To-sprogede i de gymnasieale uddannelser (23. januar). DIG har i samarbejde med Rektor- og Inspektørforeningen arrangeret efteruddannelseskursus for rektorer og inspektorer v. almene gymnasier. Kurset, der i alt bestod af tre moduler, omhandlede de senere års ændring ændringer i gymnasiet med særligt henblik på konsekvenser for organisation og ledelse. Kaare Lund Rasmussen har afholdt tiltrædelsesforelæsningen Læremidler og krisen i naturvidenskaben (17. april). DIG har afholdt konferencen Elev/student (30. april). DIG har i samarbejde med Undervisningsministeriet arrangeret et vejledningskursus for mentorer i pædagogikum ved færøske gymnasier (2.-3. maj). Der blev afholdt ekskursion for medarbejderne til Broholm Gods (5. september). Finn Hauberg Mortensen har afholdt festforelæsningen Utopiske billeder af danskfaget - og af gymnasiet (6. september). Besøg af repræsentanter for den svenske skolöverstyrelse (12. december). MEDARBEJDERENES AKTIVITETER UDEN FOR INSTITUTTET D. Balling har haft en studierejse til Swinburne University of Technology i Melbourne, Australien (2. februar-14. marts) og til Auckland University, Auckland, New Zealand (15.-27. marts) for at diskutere og fremlægge sit projekt, deltage i seminarer og besøge skoler. Hun har med foredraget Using the Graphic Calculator in the Mathematics Classroom – teacher Syddansk Universitet, Årsberetning 2002 3 attitudes and experiences deltaget i den 2nd International Conference on the Teaching of Mathematics (at the undergraduate level) på Kreta (1.-6. juli). Hun har deltaget i den 6. Nomus i Bergen, Norge (26.-30. oktober). Hun har med foredraget Grafregneren i gymnasiets matematikundervisning deltaget i åbningskonferencen Utvikling av matematikkundervisning
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