Fall 2023 Course Wrappers 🗓
In these sessions, we will reflect on the semester, discuss the highs and lows in our courses, and contemplate what we want to bring with us into the new semester and what we want to leave behind.
In these sessions, we will reflect on the semester, discuss the highs and lows in our courses, and contemplate what we want to bring with us into the new semester and what we want to leave behind.
In light of the upheaval caused by the recent Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action in college admissions, the CTL and Office of DEI are co-hosting a two-part Interactive Conversation on race and higher education. In this second part, we’ll build on concepts of race neutrality, discussed in our first event in the series, and how this obscures whiteness.
Join us for Faculty Fellow Rebecca Krucoff’s Faculty Spotlight presentation. Click here to RSVP and to learn more!
Join us for an an overview of the current state of synthetic reality, and opens the conversation to imagine how these technologies will potentially interact with educational spaces.
Click here for more information, and to RSVP, to this Faculty Spotlight presentation with Faculty Fellows Natalie Moore and Dina Weiss.
By popular demand, we’re hosting another AI and the Classroom Interactive Conversation this semester – and we’re extending it to a 90 minute session! Click here for more information.
Following the Supreme Court’s recent rulings on affirmative action, the CTL and Office of DEI are co-hosting a two-part, participant-led and CTL+DEI-guided Interactive Conversation. In this first part, we will discuss the historical and legal context for these rulings and the potential institutional and classroom implications for our campus, our colleagues, our students, and ourselves.
Creative Accommodations is open for enrollment now! Click here for more information.
Swati Piparsania’s (School of Design) Fellows project examines, through surveys and deep reading of texts, what are good environments of learning and how changing aspects can promote creativity.
As an instructor, you don’t have to do it all when it comes to student success. There are many offices across campus who are there to support you as you support your students. The easiest way to tap into this network is by using Starfish. Click here for more information on the upcoming workshops.