All programming is held in the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship; LIB-213.
Confronting Sexual Violence on Campus
Wednesday, April 25, 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm
Alicia Sanchez Gill, Director of Research and Program Evaluation, YWCA, USA
In partnership with the CTLS, the Center for Inclusion invites faculty and staff to an interactive session with Alicia Sanchez Gill, a “social change” social worker, gender-based violence expert and the director of research and program evaluation at YWCA USA, the world's oldest and largest women's organization. Alicia will give an overview of sexual and domestic violence, give us tools for supporting victims of violence, and talk about creating an on-campus culture of safety.
Refreshments provided.
Mark Carnes and Reacting to the Past: Playing in the Classroom and Student Learning
Wednesday, May 2, 4:15 pm - 6:15 pm
Mark Carnes, Professor of History, Barnard College
In partnership with FYP, the CTLS is delighted to host Mark Carnes, professor of history at Barnard College and creator of "Reacting to the Past," a game-based pedagogy that transports the classroom to another time and place as students become the people responsible for solving the social, political, economic, and scientific problems of other eras.
Faculty and staff will experience “Reacting” from the perspective of the students: we will play a short game followed by a discussion with Professor Carnes about the pedagogy and how to adapt it to different classrooms.
For more information about "Reacting to the Past," please visit: reacting.barnard.edu.
RSVP: caralyn.bialo@mville.edu
All programming is held in the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship; LIB-213.
Confronting Sexual Violence on Campus
Wednesday, April 25, 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm
Alicia Sanchez Gill, Director of Research and Program Evaluation, YWCA, USA
In partnership with the CTLS, the Center for Inclusion invites faculty and staff to an interactive session with Alicia Sanchez Gill, a “social change” social worker, gender-based violence expert and the director of research and program evaluation at YWCA USA, the world's oldest and largest women's organization. Alicia will give an overview of sexual and domestic violence, give us tools for supporting victims of violence, and talk about creating an on-campus culture of safety.
Refreshments provided.
Mark Carnes and Reacting to the Past: Playing in the Classroom and Student Learning
Wednesday, May 2, 4:15 pm - 6:15 pm
Mark Carnes, Professor of History, Barnard College
In partnership with FYP, the CTLS is delighted to host Mark Carnes, professor of history at Barnard College and creator of "Reacting to the Past," a game-based pedagogy that transports the classroom to another time and place as students become the people responsible for solving the social, political, economic, and scientific problems of other eras.
Faculty and staff will experience “Reacting” from the perspective of the students: we will play a short game followed by a discussion with Professor Carnes about the pedagogy and how to adapt it to different classrooms.
For more information about "Reacting to the Past," please visit: reacting.barnard.edu.
RSVP: caralyn.bialo@mville.edu