During this virtual talk by Dr. Neil Kraus, author, economist, and professor at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls examines austerity — the perpetual, intentional defunding of public higher education — […]
PSU Global Education Advisor, Claudia Larrow discusses essential updates, and how faculty and Global Education can work together to support students who want to study abroad. Presentation (PowerPoint Slides) Other […]
Provost Nate Bowditch, sabbatical committee chair Laura Dykstra, and PSU-AAUP president Matt Cheney share information about the sabbatical application process and answer questions. This session is especially appropriate for tenure-track […]
Reading academic texts is different from reading fantasy novels and Instagram posts. In this CoLab Fast Blast, PSU professor Kenneth Logan covered practical approaches to supporting students in tackling multisyllabic […]
Directly after the formal SPIN program, the faculty of HoME led a session on teaching HoME courses. The following resources were shared and discussed in the session: TWP and INCP […]
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 […]
We had a wonderful panel discussion featuring Robin DeRosa (moderator), Raj Sachdev, Amy Collier, Tom Nudd, Autumm Caines, and Chris Gilliard. The (non-public) recording is available by request; contact the […]
Anecdotally, university professors at PSU are reporting that their students are struggling with class attendance. At a CoLab event this spring, we sought to unpack and explore this issue as […]
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 […]
Wondering what’s going on with Musk’s Twitter and what you should know about it? Concerned about the latest AI tools that everyone is talking about and what they mean for […]
Fall 2024
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Wednesday: Additional in-person hours from 4:30-6:00
Friday: 8:30-4:30, virtual