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‘Ground Level Entry’ Method: Teaching Complex Topics to Students with a Diverse Knowledge Base
All graduate students are welcome. This event grows out of concerns in the Comparative Literature and Communication departments, and so may be most useful to students in related fields. Lunch […]
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Why Co-Teaching Matters?: Collaboration and Balance on a Teaching Team
Co-teaching is more than just a teaching strategy; it is a fundamental teaching principle. With this workshop, Drs. Nelanthi Hewa, a postdoctoral fellow for the Annenberg Center for Collaborative Communication, […]
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Crafting a Teaching Forward Academic Career
With over twenty years of teaching experience in a small liberal arts college and the Ivy League, Dr. Jeff Pooley has curated a professional career where teaching is integral. Participants in this workshop are invited to dialogue around best practices in developing a strong foundation in teaching, considering longevity, and teaching across different types of […]
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Many Modes: The Evolution of Teaching with Dr. Juan Llamas-Rodriguez
This workshop, “Many Modes,” invites participants to dialogue with Dr. Juan Llamas-Rodriguez, Assistant Professor of Communication, on his teaching evolution from a teaching assistant during his graduate tenure at Concordia University and the University of California, Santa Barbara to his time as a professor at the University of Texas at Dallas and now at the […]