Faculty Spotlight: Community Based Conversations 🗓
Renee Ortega’s (Creative Arts Therapy) 2023 CTL Fellows project discusses intercultural communication and Pratt’s standing as a part of the rich and vibrant surrounding Brooklyn community.
Renee Ortega’s (Creative Arts Therapy) 2023 CTL Fellows project discusses intercultural communication and Pratt’s standing as a part of the rich and vibrant surrounding Brooklyn community.
Join Faculty Fellow Rebecca Evanhoe for this Faculty Spotlight. Click here for more information and to RSVP.
In this faculty spotlight, Daisuke Endo, recipient of the 2019 Distinguished Teacher Award, shares how student-driven projects and pedagogy are central to his teaching philosophy.
In this spotlight with Damon Chaky, he shares highlights of a multi-week lesson from a “Math and Science Core Menu” General Education course, addressing a few aspects of inquiry and literacy that cut across scientific disciplines.
Faculty spotlight with Daisuke Endo – April 20, 2pm. Click here for more information!
Date and Time: April 5, 12:30-1:30 (virtual) RSVP here In the first week of his undergraduate Science and Society course, Professor Damon Chaky tells a
Thank you for joining us for this faculty spotlight on March 6th, where Anna Phillip and Caroline Matthews shared their research-in-progress, as they work to
March 6, 12-1pm Please join us for this faculty spotlight, where Anna Phillip and Caroline Matthews will share their research-in-progress, as they work to understand
Langdon’s project, titled Talk About Your Generation: Finding Harmony in Generational Diversity, examines generational diversity in higher ed with a spotlight on Gen Z. What
Eva’s project aims to address the biases that perpetuate a teaching of architecture as a practice of domination; from a global scale that addresses our
