2021 Advising Hacks
Resources from our 10/11/21 Advising Hacks event led by Kelsey Donnelly and Matt Cheney. Presentation Slides (PowerPoint) Video (YouTube) Online Resources
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Designing for Self-Care
Resources from CoLab event held on 9/20/21 exploring what it means to forefront self-care in the design of our courses. How can we build learning and teaching experiences that not only […]
Career & Curriculum Series, 2021
This three-part series was facilitated by Colab Affiliate Leslie Blakney, Director of Career Development, in the Fall of 2021. As the series unfolds, resources and recordings will be posted on […]
Our Campus Ecosystem: Staff & Faculty Collaborations for Student Equity and Engagement
Recording and slides from Kris Renn’s PSU University Days 2021 keynote address. We’ve also included a copy of the “Spaghetti Piles” handout used later in the day for a faculty/staff […]
Joshua Eyler Keynote: On Grief & Loss: Building a Post-Pandemic Future for Higher Ed without Losing Sight of Our Students and Ourselves
Description: As we pass the tragic milestone of a year since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, higher ed is in a collective mourning process that compounds personal loss with […]
New Possibilities for First-Year Advising
April 21, 2021 The Office of Student Success and the Advising Task Force invite faculty who are interested in advising first-year students to join us for an informal conversation about […]
Sharing Modules Between Courses and Sections
Join your colleagues and reps from USNH Academic Technology to talk about exciting ways to share curriculum across sections and courses. Explore the possibilities for interdisciplinarity and collaboration, and think […]
PSU Faculty Talk About Course-Sharing
This event, facilitated by Profs. Kate Harrington and Robin DeRosa (joined by Provost Ann McClellan), focused on the future of course-sharing between USNH institutions. The first half of the event […]
Graveyards of Academe: The Neoliberal University
Inspired by Benjamin Balthaser and Bill V. Mullen’s essay “The Necroliberal University: COVID-19, Racial Violence, and the Management of Death“, this event offers us an opportunity to discuss current practices […]