EVENT DETAILS

SOH Teaching Convocation: Reflecting on Remote Teaching and Cultivating Communities of Practice

All instructors in the School of Humanities (faculty, lecturers, and graduate students) are invited to share challenges and best practices regarding remote teaching.  The convocation provides an opportunity to consider how to best serve students and share strategies for success.

May 15:  RSVP to receive zoom instructions
May 13:  Please share your experiences and ideas on this google form.  Your feedback will structure our discussions.

Introduction
Tyrus Miller, Dean of the School

Speakers
Laura Mitchell, Director of SOH Pedagogical Development
Amalia Herrmann, Digital Pedagogy Specialist in Humanities Core
Clare Gordon Bettencourt, Doctoral Student in History and Coordinator of the SOH Graduate Learning Community
Nancy McLoughlin, Director of Humanities Honors Program

Moderators include
Miguel Ramon, Doctoral Student in English
Judy Tzu-Chun Wu, Director of the Humanities Center

Co-Sponsored by the School of Humanities, Humanities Center, Humanities Executive Committee, SOH Faculty Learning Community, and SOH Graduate Learning Community.