In this short, 15-minute fast blast we will give you a few ideas to make your Zoom class display more lively so you aren’t just talking to a bunch of unresponsive blank black boxes! Taking place at 8am, noon, & 4:30pm Noon session will be recorded. Request Zoom Link Request Zoom Link × Request Zoom […]
In this short, 15-minute fast blast we will give you a few ideas to make your Zoom class display more lively so you aren’t just talking to a bunch of unresponsive blank black boxes! Taking place at 8am, noon, & 4:30pm Noon session will be recorded. Request Zoom Link Request Zoom Link × Request Zoom […]
In this short, 15-minute fast blast we will give you a few ideas to make your Zoom class display more lively so you aren’t just talking to a bunch of unresponsive blank black boxes!Taking place at 8am, noon, & 4:30pmNoon session will be recorded. Request Zoom Link Request Zoom Link × Request Zoom Link: The […]
Lots of faculty are trying new things in their teaching as we navigate COVID. From using Zoom more, to teaching online and f2f students simultaneously, to developing ways to connect with asynchronous learners, many of you are feeling overwhelmed and unsure about how it’s going. This check-in is designed to give you practical just-in-time techniques […]
Join advising rock stars Kelsey Donnelly and Elizabeth Wichland for a conversation about advising. We will discuss topics such as: What it means to be holistic advisors Best way to encourage involvement and how to link it to future career opportunities Conversation starters to help find out what is really going on in a student’s life How […]
Place-Based Education (PBE), so named by David Sobel, is a unique teaching technique that has been developing within the educational community. More than ever, teachers are looking to provide students with not only education, but the skills necessary to make use of it. PBE fills this need by using both the natural landscape and human […]
The keynote will begin at 4pm, will last 45 minutes, and is open to the public. It will be followed by a private Q&A session for PSU faculty and staff to process the talk as a community, beginning at roughly 4:45pm in a separate Zoom room. PSU folks who wish to attend both the keynote and […]
Poetry reading with Travis Chi Wing Lau. For more info, visit the Intersectionality Talks website.
Join CoLab faculty and staff for an informal discussion of the article "White Supremacy Culture" by Teman Okun. A short 7 pages, the article is a list of characteristics of white supremacy culture that show up in our organizations. Give it a read/skim, grab a snack and a drink, and Zoom in to discuss with […]
The Remedial Herstory Project is a New Hampshire based nonprofit founded and led by Plymouth State professor Kelsie Eckert and other women educators and advocates. The RHP is dedicated to developing and providing inquiry-based learning materials on women’s history free to educators. In support of its mission, the RHP produces media, and provides resources and […]
For more info, visit the Intersectionality Talks website.
Lamson Library hosts author E. John Allen discussing his latest books. Skiing in the Eye of the Artist, published in Vienna, presents 36 artists and their work from 19th century to early 21st century. The second book, Traveling the Old Ski Tracks of New England from UMass Press, moves around the region covering immigrants in […]
What do recent advances in artificial intelligence technologies mean for teachers and students today? Join Jess Flarity (University of New Hampshire) and Cameron Gibson (CUNY Grad Center) to learn about artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, and their implications for learning and teaching from the perspective of two PhD students who are wrestling with these questions in their […]
Presenter: Alberto Ramos, PSU IDEA Center Entering into election season, it's no secret that our country is deeply divided. This session will focus on strategies to build bridges in the classroom amongst deeply divided perspectives. Look for an additional offering of this session on September 20th.
Presenter: Alberto Ramos, PSU IDEA Center Entering into election season, it's no secret that our country is deeply divided. This session will focus on strategies to build bridges in the classroom amongst deeply divided perspectives. Look for an additional offering of this session on September 12th.
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Fall 2024
Monday – Thursday: 8:30-4:30, in-person or virtual
Wednesday: Additional in-person hours from 4:30-6:00
Friday: 8:30-4:30, virtual