Enhancing your Presence for Student (and your) Success: Synchronous Presence in Zoom
Tuesday, February 4 | 12:30pm to 1pm
Bobbie Garner-Coffie, ILC, Instructional Technology Specialist and Liv Newman, CELT, Associate Director
For the online instructor, developing presence within their online course can be a challenge, requiring creative ways of interacting with students and a lot of time.
Book Club: Pedagogy of the Oppressed
Friday, March 28 | 12pm to 1:30pm | Hosted by Liv Newman, CELT
Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paolo Freire is now a classic text. Freire's ideas serve as the basis for many of today's liberatory pedagogies. While this book is not a teaching "how to," the foundational ideas are critical for anyone who seeks to create an inclusive and just classroom.
Managing Student Expectations
Friday, February 21 | 12pm to 1pm | Presenter: Toni Weiss and Liv Newman, CELT
This workshop will provide tried and true recommendations for managing student expectations. Setting and maintaining policies and boundaries, and making corrections when needed, faculty can avoid many of the difficult conversations that oftentimes arise at the end of the term.
Equity-Minded Grading
Friday, February 14 | 12pm to 1pm | Presenter: Toni Weiss, CELT
Entrepreneur Faculty Development Course (Re)Design Summer Institute
Week of May 12
A partnership between the Tulane Innovation Institute and CELT
In this professional learning workshop series, Tulane faculty will receive a stipend to learn how to integrate entrepreneurship and innovation tools and strategies into their curriculum.
Who is working harder? Hint: It should be your students!
Friday, April 11, 2025 | 12pm to 1pm | Presenter: Kelly McClure, Professor of Practice, SoPA, Education Programs
Who is working harder? Hint: It should be your students!
Thursday, April 10, 2025 | 12:30pm to 1:30pm | Presenter: Kelly McClure, Professor of Practice, SoPA, Education Programs
Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Conference Room 322
Adjunct Faculty Book Club, Second Meeting
Wednesday, April 2, 2025 | 5:30pm to 7pm
This adjunct-only book club will focus on a relevant text. Books will be provided to participants.
This bookclub meeing will take place via zoom.
Adjunct Faculty Book Club, First Meeting
Book will consist of 2 meetings this semester, please plan to attend both.
Introduction to Liberatory Pedagogies
Friday, January 31, 2025 | 12pm - 1pm | Presenter: Liv Newman, CELT Associate Director
Many of us use principles of liberatory pedagogies in our courses. These may include anti-racist pedagogy, feminist pedagogy, queer pedagogy, universal design for learning, and many others. This workshop will enable you to identify the implicit course design and teaching practices you are already using and provide ideas for how to incorporate aspects of various liberatory pedagogies into your courses.