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Eric Matte

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Chair, Department of Professional Studies; Professor; Faculty Advisor for WLMC Landmark College Radio; Head Coach for Men's Bask

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Biography

Prof. Eric Matte’s full biographical information is here.

Education

M.S., Communication, Fitchburg State University

M.S., Organizational Management, New England College

B.A., History, New England College
 

Presentations

Quality Matters, Annual National Conference, October 26, 2020. Co-presenting with Dr. S. Cofield, University Alabama Birmingham. “Teaching Neurodiverse Students Online.” St. Louis, Missouri, moved to virtual presentation.

​Distraction Podcast, by Dr. Ned Hallowell, guest speaker. October 12, 2020. “The Benefits of Physical Well-Being for Neurodivergent people.”

Landmark College Institute for Research and Training. October 2020. Guest Speaker: "Online Instructor Presence, and Creating Great Online Courses.”

The Exchange, New England Faculty Develop Consortium Publication. March 2020. Special Issue: Education in the Age of Anxiety. Foreword and Guest Editor.

Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Annual National Conference. March 2020. “Google Analytics and the Radio Audience.” Manhattan, New York. 

Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Annual National Conference. March 2020. “Writing Copy for Radio. Manhattan, New York.  

Quality Matters, Annual National Conference. October 2018. Co-presenting with Dr. S. Cofield, University Alabama Birmingham. “Creating Connections in the Classroom through Technology.” St. Louis, Missouri.

Quality Matters, Annual National Conference, September 2017. Co-presenting with Dr. S.Cofield, University Alabama Birmingham. “Increasing Connectivity through Technology.” Dallas, Texas.

Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Annual National Conference, March 2016, 2017. “Writing for the Radio Ear, not the Eye.” New York, New York.

Intercollegiate Broadcasting System, Annual National Conference. Entitled: “Keeping the D.J.’s in Line.” Manhattan, New York. March 2016, 2017,2018.

Quality Matters, Annual National Conference. Entitled: “Applying the Q.M. Standards to the Face to Face Classroom.” Portland Oregon. November 2016.

Quality Matters, Annual Regional Conference. Entitled: “How Teaching Online Assists the Face to Face Classroom.” Berkley College, Manhattan, New York. March 2016.

Intercollegiate Broadcasting System, Annual National Conference. Entitled: “Training College Disc Jockey’s the WLMC Way.” Manhattan, New York. Presented both March 2015, March 2016.

New England Faculty Development Consortium Conference. Poster Presentation entitled:  Screen Casting, the Basics every Professor Should Know. Roger Williams University, Bristol, RI.  June 2014

New England Faculty Development Consortium Conference. Entitled: “Enhancing Interpersonal Communication for Both the Student and Professor to Foster Student and Teaching Success. College of Holy Cross.  Worcester, MA.  November 2012.

Cassola Conference on Teaching Communication, entitled:  “Interpersonal Communication Strategies for Professors and Students. Creating a Seamless
Transition for Students through Interpersonal Communication.” Johnson and Wales University, Providence, RI.  April 2012.

Cassola Conference on Teaching Communication entitled: “Liscussion, Teaching the Art and Skills of Listening and Talking in the College Classroom.”  Johnson and Wales University, Providence, Rhode Island. April 2010, April 2012.

Cassola Conference on Teaching Communication, entitled: “Embedding Necessary Learning Behaviors into Introductory College Courses.” Johnson and Wales University, Providence Rhode Island. April 2010.

Course Websites and Student Engagement. New England Faculty Development Consortium Co-presenter Geoff Burgess, Worcester, MA.  November 2007.

Elm City Rotary Club, Keene, New Hampshire.  Guest Presenter entitled: The 5 Dimensions of Miscommunication in Everyday Life. Keene, NH.  March 2011.

Transitions Program at Landmark College, guest presenter, entitled: How to Talk to your Professors and get the Accommodations you Need, Guaranteed! Presented July 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013.

Teaching Study Skills to Introductory Biology Non-Major Students.  Partnered with Dr. Lorin Launin Professor of Biology at Keene State College. January 2009 – May 2010

Academic Interests

Communication Studies

Group and Organization Culture

Public Speaking

Interpersonal and relational communication

Head Men's Basketball Coach

College Radio

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