CTFD Staff

Meg Gorzycki, Ed.D.

Faculty Development Consultant

Photograph of Meg Gorzycki

Meg is an associate instructional designer assisting the team with institutional research on effective teaching and assessment, developing faculty workshops, procuring faculty resources for professional advancement, and publications. She has taught History, Psychology, and Media and Ethics at the secondary and college levels, including one semester at the University of Rostov, Russia. She has also worked as a Director of Curriculum and Professional Development and Assistant Principal. She holds a BA in Religious Studies, an MA in History and received her Ed.D. from University of San Francisco in 2003.

E-Mail Address: meggorzy@sfsu.edu
Campus Extension: 8-6815

Recent Staff News for Meg Gorzycki, Ed.D.

Meg will be presenting a paper on "Ethical Thinking as a Cognitive Task" for the AAC&U/ Nework for Academic Renewal conference held October 13-15, 2011, in Long Beach. In February 2009, Meg spent a week in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, conducting the Best Practice in the University Classroom faculty development program for Prince Sultan University and presenting several workshops. In 2008, Meg's presented a workshop at the CSU regional workshops in Pomona in May (Integrating Ethical Thinking Across the Curriculum) and participated in both the CSU Faculty Developer's Planning Session (April) and in the "Train the Trainer's Workshop" (November) in CSU Long Beach (Student Civility and Writing assignments for Students). Currently, she has been spending many consultation hours on curriculum design and research related to critical and ethical thinking.