As part of this year’s Fall Forum, Dread Reckoning, we’re gathering around one of humanity’s oldest ways of making sense of fear: telling scary stories.
Join Cultured Forest (Brooke Mellen) for a Virtual Forest Bathing event exploring the health benefits of Shinrin-Yoku followed by guided nature meditation and creative activities intended to build community in nature while reducing stress.
In this Curiosity Hour, we will stay with one theme within that uncertainty: the collapse. We’ll get curious about what it means to encounter environmental, social, and systemic unraveling that is still taking shape. What it asks of us, and how do we orient ourselves within it?
I would never personally choose a sailboat as my maritime vessel, but here we are: sailing around tight harbors on a windy day. Where is an inlet where we can regroup?
Let’s talk about the tech that keeps us up at night. This interactive session invites you to name and ask questions of the digital monsters lurking in ed tech.
In this panel, we’ll hear from the writers who have contributed to the Pratt Center for Teaching and Learning journal, iteratio – now embarking on its seventh issue!
We welcome you to a buffet lunch and celebratory unveiling of the CTL’s journal, iteratio: Inquiries in Teaching Art and Design sixth issue!
Imagine the dawn: the first light of morning, a threshold hour that had to pass through the dark before it could arise. We’re halfway through our 2026 CTL Fall Forum, and you are invited into this mo(u)rning’s griefweaving session to notice how grief can be held in new forms.
This session will feature facilitators and members of the Course-Based Civic Engagement Faculty Learning Community in conversation about the work done so far in the FLC and around the Institute. They will discuss their experiences and the challenges and questions that arise in this kind of work, and will invite participants to join in the conversation in order to further demystify the process.
What happens when the institutions meant to protect us fail?
