Engaged Teaching Panel
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Are you interested in exchanging ideas with colleagues who are:
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supporting students' active and engaged learning
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guiding students in making connections between and reflecting on learning experiences
- partnering with others on campus or in the community?
Then join us Thursday, March 20 from 10-11 in LIB 348 as MT Engage faculty Dr. Rebecca Oldham, Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Science and Dr. Sarah Pierce, Lecturer in Chemistry discuss what they've been doing in their classes and how it is benefiting their students! We will have time for a discussion/idea exchange.
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If you have an idea for a potential future workshop, please feel free to send your suggestions to Dr. Lando Carter.
