Kelsey Donnelly (Academic and Career Advising Center) and Matt Cheney (Interdisciplinary Studies) will share information, ideas, and advice to help advisors feel confident with the many tools available to help us as advisors at PSU. This session is appropriate for newer faculty as well as more experienced folks who want a refresher course. There will […]
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 […]
Kelsey Donnelly (Academic and Career Advising Center) and Matt Cheney (Interdisciplinary Studies) share information, ideas, and advice to help advisors feel confident with the many tools available to help us as advisors at PSU.
Kelsey Donnelly (Academic and Career Advising Center) and Matt Cheney (Interdisciplinary Studies) share information, ideas, and advice to help advisors feel confident with the many tools available to help us as advisors at PSU.
Anecdotally, university professors at PSU are reporting that their students are struggling with class attendance. The purpose of this event is to unpack and explore this issue as a community, share possible solutions and techniques with each other, and develop an attendance resource together.
Kelsey Donnelly (Academic and Career Advising Center) and Matt Cheney (Interdisciplinary Studies) share information, ideas, and advice to help advisors feel confident with the many tools available to help us as advisors at PSU.
Kelsey Donnelly (Academic and Career Advising Center) and Matt Cheney (Interdisciplinary Studies) share information, ideas, and advice to help advisors feel confident with the many tools available to help us as advisors at PSU.
Provost Nate Bowditch, sabbatical committee chair Laura Dykstra, and PSU-AAUP president Matt Cheney will share information about the sabbatical application process and answer questions. This session is especially appropriate for tenure-track faculty who are now applying for sabbaticals. This is a hybrid event. If you are joining via Zoom, please register to receive the Zoom […]
In the world of public health, data rules. Data helps us advance understanding and inform decision making. But to much of the public, data is just a bunch of numbers. It’s not personal, memorable, or meaningful — so it’s usually not persuasive, either, no matter how exciting or alarming it may be to those inside […]
Join Co-Director of punctum books, Eileen A. Fradenburg Joy, and PSU Director of Interdisciplinary Studies (and punctum author) Matthew Cheney for a conversation about Open Access publishing: the what, the how, the why. Founded in 2011, punctum is an independent queer- and scholar-led, community-formed, and peer-reviewed fully open-access (OA) publisher devoted to academic and para-academic authors […]
Kelsey Donnelly (Academic and Career Advising Center) and Matt Cheney (Interdisciplinary Studies) share information, ideas, and advice to help advisors feel confident with the many tools available to help us as advisors at PSU.
Kelsey Donnelly (Academic and Career Advising Center) and Matt Cheney (Interdisciplinary Studies) share information, ideas, and advice to help advisors feel confident with the many tools available to help us as advisors at PSU.
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 […]