Join the CoLab for the first Spring Pedagogy Institute (SPIN) on May 14th from 9AM to 5PM. This year, the focus will be on "Teaching (in) GenZ: Our Changing Information Ecosystem." We will be joined by Dave Cormier of the University of Windsor and author of Learning in a Time of Abundance: The Community Is […]
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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Presenter: Kenneth Logan, PSU English Reading academic texts is different from reading fantasy novels and Instagram posts. We will cover practical approaches to supporting students in tackling multisyllabic words, grasping complex syntax, navigating unfamiliar text structures, and monitoring their own reading comprehension. Look for another offering of this session on October 22nd.
Presenter: Kenneth Logan, PSU English Reading academic texts is different from reading fantasy novels and Instagram posts. We will cover practical approaches to supporting students in tackling multisyllabic words, grasping complex syntax, navigating unfamiliar text structures, and monitoring their own reading comprehension. Look for another offering of this session on October 14th.
Presenters: Hannah Mallon & Martha Burtis, PSU Open CoLab As we enter the final weeks of the semester, it can feel like everyone’s energy is depleted. The CoLab staff will present a few ideas for re-energizing the classroom and getting over the finish line. Look for another offering of this session on November 12th.
This is a closed lunch event for new, full-time faculty at PSU. If you received an invitation, please register below.
Presenters: Hannah Mallon & Martha Burtis, PSU Open CoLab As we enter the final weeks of the semester, it can feel like everyone’s energy is depleted. The CoLab staff will present a few ideas for re-energizing the classroom and getting over the finish line. Look for another offering of this session on November 4th.
This is a closed meeting for members of the Justice & Security AU and the CoLab.
In the United States, there are schools with large endowments and immense financial resources … and there are other types of schools such as underfunded regional public universities. The truth is, most American students go to poor colleges, not rich ones. Instead of seeing the poor college as a place of lack, might we find […]
In the United States, there are schools with large endowments and immense financial resources … and there are other types of schools such as underfunded regional public universities. The truth is, most American students go to poor colleges, not rich ones. Instead of seeing the poor college as a place of lack, might we find […]
What does “access” mean for underfunded schools? How have inequities in funding shaped scholarship and disciplines? What is the future of education in an ever-more-unequal America? We will be joined by Matt Brim, author of Poor Queer Studies: Confronting Elitism in the University (Duke University Press, 2020) and Danica Savonick, author of Open Admissions: The Poetics […]
Learn more about the Designing Forward Davis Grant, how you can get involved, and how the program will foster a conversation across campus about the intersection of instructional design and Cluster Learning.
Learn more about the Designing Forward Davis Grant, how you can get involved, and how the program will foster a conversation across campus about the intersection of instructional design and Cluster Learning.
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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