Building a 21st century teaching center at UCSC
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Speaker: Jody Greene, Director of the Center for Innovations in Teaching and Learning Thursday, October 11th 12:30pm-1:30pm Location: Biomed 300, UCSC |
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Description: This brief talk will introduce participants to some of the efforts UCSC’s Center for Innovations in Teaching and Learning has undertaken in its first year of programming, including enhancing TA training, developing pedagogy certificates for graduate students, fostering Faculty Learning Communities, and encouraging the campus to redouble its efforts for classroom inclusivity and educational equity. We will then convene a conversation with the audience regarding how the CITL might best partner with STEM instructors to support active learning on campus.
LINK TO CITL PRESENTATION SLIDES
About Jody: Jody Greene is a self-proclaimed schoolmarm, a professor of 17th-century English poetry and poststructuralist philosophy, a devotee of Hanuman and Dogen, and a student of yoga and zen. She’s still not sure which is the more esoteric of these paths, but she’s willing to spend a lifetime or two trying to figure it out.
