At a recent external meeting, the Office of International Affairs (OIA) viewed a presentation on mental health and cultural concerns for Chinese international students studying
Thank you for your enthusiastic participation in the two initial Indigenous Knowledges / Decolonial Pedagogies workshops over the past month. Nadia McLaren, Ilene Sova, and
November is Native American Heritage Month In honor of Native American Heritage Month and as a follow up to the Indigenous Knowledge and Land Workshop
On November 10, 2020 we hosted one of 2019/20 CTL Faculty Fellows from the School of Art, Kara Hearn, to share her project, tittled: Expanding
The Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) has released more resource for inclusive and equitable teaching. To learn more about the equity-promoting teaching practices
On October 9th the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) held an event called “Preparing and Inclusive Online Course“. Panelists shared their thoughts and
Last month we were happy to welcome 15 colleagues to an Interactive Conversation about how to Support International Students Online. So many rich topics were
All are invited to the School of Art Lunchtime Talk on November 10 at 12:30pm, featuring last year’s CTL Fellow, Kara Hearn (Acting Chairperson, Visiting
On October 2nd the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) held an event called “Creating an Inclusive Online Learning Environment“. Panelists shared practices they
Our colleagues, Caitlin Cahill has shared this board with us – of resources and her work on the recent Scholars Strike for Racial Justice. To
