1898 Reading Group: 1619 Book Discussion

The CTL invites interested faculty to take part in the next ‘1898 Reading Group’ event to discuss The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story, by Nicole Hannah-Jones. Facilitated by Reggie Shuford (civil rights lawyer and activist) and Greg Lindquist (Visiting Assistant Professor at HAD), the book discussion will take place on:

Sunday, January 30, from 2:00-3:30 PM.

To learn more about this reading group whose goal is promoting social justice and racial equality, click here to see their eventbrite page and register for the event.

Upcoming events at the CTL:

Imagining a University for the Common Good: Higher Education and Its Values Reading Group
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This reading group, starting in early March, invites faculty to engage deeply with urgent questions about the purpose and future of higher education in times of intersecting global crises through critical engagement with the book Transforming Universities in the Midst of Global Crisis: A University for the Common Good.
Creative Accommodations: Spring 2026
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The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), in collaboration with the Learning/Access Center (L/AC), will offer the Creative Accommodations self-paced series again this Spring semester, punctuated with online synchronous Zoom conversations. The goal of this series is to support faculty as they respond effectively and appropriately to students with accommodations.

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