Laura St. Cyr

Each Wednesday in Winter Term, we invite members of a faith community to share about what they believe during a community lunch.

Join us for a series of student-facilitated dinner conversations on Race, Racism, and Religion, paying particular attention to Jewish and Christian texts that challenge us on social justice, privilege, and racism.

The three professors will work on projects that support student learning across disciplines, including in Sociology classes, beginning French courses, and Political Science classes.

The Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning announces the recipients of summer Teaching and Learning Grants.

Willingham's book explores how to distinguish between good and bad education science.

This workshop will provide strategies for working within the unique schedule of Winter Term and offer tips for taking advantage of the diversity theme.

This workshop will discuss visual imagery strategies and reflect on ways to incorporate them into your course.

In this workshop, we’ll discuss specific strategies and models for making peer-to-peer observation of teaching a constructive, collegial, and beneficial experience.

While there is no simple formula to solve all the challenges of grading, this workshop will focus on strategies to make the process more efficient and effective.

Join your colleagues for this two-part discussion of the book over lunch.