Food for Thought 🗓

Hungry for new inspiring connections? Come satisfy your appetite for engaging interdisciplinary exchange and relationship building at Food for Thought! Take part in a session designed by the CTL to help colleagues spark new connections and learn about each others’ interests. 

February 21st 4:00-6:00 pm, in the East Reading Room in the Pratt Library

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Food for Thought will unfold as a series of short one-on-one introduction rounds, where you share what you’re passionate about over light snacks and refreshments. Discover overlaps and new ideas that might emerge from the intersections of teaching, creative- or research interests. There will be additional opportunities for interested faculty to continue in collegial small groups after the Food for Thought event, supported by the CTL.

If you relish camaraderie and connection over a shared meal…Join us at this gathering designed to nourish new connections between faculty! 

We’ll be offering this again, so if you’re interested but can’t make it this time, please still complete the RSVP form. Please RSVP by February 14th – space is limited and RSVPs will be capped once capacity is met. 

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Creative practices help us process uncertainty, build community, and find new perspectives on challenges. In this series, we’ll be engaging in various community building activities and creative exercises (e.g., collaging, origami, and more). We’ll meet in person in the East Reading Room (Library, 2nd Floor) on select Mondays from 12:30pm to 1:30pm.
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n this workshop, we'll reflect, play, and experiment to help you build your own system of time care—one that helps you relate to time differently now that the semester has started, free up mental energy, and make room for your creative/personal work & life.

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