Events

In a framework that focuses on high impact teaching practices, the ability of students to succeed in college can increase. As Generation Z embarks on college education, expectations are high for experiences rich in active learning. Diversity and Global Learning is a topic that many are scrambling to learn about in hopes of infusing it […]

Speaker: Paul Calleja, professor in HHPR Date/Time: Wednesday, March 30th from 12:00pm-1:00pm or Thursday, March 31st from 12:30pm-1:30pm Location:  the Student Success Center room 349 We all have colleagues and other guests that have expertise in an area we discuss in class. Podcasting can be a great way to share the content in a way that is easier […]

As teacher fatigue continues to swell due to COVID-19, implementing new pedagogical strategies in our classes can feel like a daunting task. Writing about Chaos Theory, Terry Plachett and Neil Gaiman summarize, “The things that change the world . . . are the tiny things.” Thus, during these unpredictable times, we find it helpful to […]

As teacher fatigue continues to swell due to COVID-19, implementing new pedagogical strategies in our classes can feel like a daunting task. Writing about Chaos Theory, Terry Plachett and Neil Gaiman summarize, “The things that change the world . . . are the tiny things.” Thus, during these unpredictable times, we find it helpful to […]