CELT is excited to host our annual Poster Day for student researchers and recipients of the CELT Summer and Academic Year Awards for Faculty Mentored Undergraduate Research. This is a unique opportunity for the next generation of researchers to present to the Tulane community. 

The Poster Day is free and open to all faculty, staff, students, and the community. We hope to see you there!

Over 40 students representing research in over over 15 majors from 4 schools will display their research posters and be on hand to discuss their work.

Speaker: Megwen Loveless

CELT Conference Room

Lunch Provided. Please RSVP with Ariel McFarland.

This workshop is by invitation, if you are interested in participating please email Emily Gatehouse, egatehou@tulane.edu.

Speaker: Mollye Demosthenidy, Clinical Associate Professor, School of Public Health & Tropical Medicine and Claire Senot, Assistant Professor, A.B. Freeman School of Business - Management Science

We will be discussing one case following what we learned at the Harvard Case Method Teaching Seminar. At the end of the session, we will provide participants with an example of a teaching plan for this case and answer any question related to teaching with cases.

CELT Conference Room

A fun and unique way to foster community and collaboration across departments and schools.

Imagine speed dating - two strangers sitting across the table, getting to know each other. Now, picture a professor from Theater & Dance randomly paired with a professor from Earth & Environmental Sciences, creating a class title and blurb by merging their areas of interest.

After 4-5 rounds, we will work together to judge the most creative and the most doable ideas.

404 Richardson Memorial

Speaker: Ben Brubaker, Nicole Ralston, CPS

This conversation will help us gain a better understanding of microaggressions in the classroom, the difference between intent vs. impact and the effects of cumulative oppression on marginalized communities. We will also discuss how to facilitate constructive conversations around these topics between students.

CELT Conference Room

Lunch Provided. Please email Ariel McFarland to RSVP.

Speaker: Emily Gatehouse

CELT Conference Room

Lunch Provided. Please email Ariel McFarland to RSVP.

Speaker: Zandile “Zaza” Kabayadondo, Co-Director of the Design Thinking Initiative at Smith College

Join Taylor visiting scholar Zandile “Zaza” Kabayadondo, Ph.D, for a discussion of design thinking in and for the liberal arts classroom. Learn about Smith College’s Design Thinking Initiative and envision what human-centered design mindsets can do for your classroom and student learning. Kabayadondo will present, then lead an audience discussion.

LBC Race 201

This workshop is by invitation, if you are interested in participating please email Emily Gatehouse.

In an attempt to help students better understand research opportunities at Tulane, CELT is inviting faculty from SSE to workshop FAQs and what students can expect through various labs and research opportunities.

Presenter: Bobbie Garner-Coffee, Instructional Technologist, Faculty Technology Lab - Technology Services

After attending this workshop, participants will be able to navigate the grade book, learn how to grade with SpeedGrader and use advanced grading features like weighted assignment groups, Individual gradebook view and Grading history.

Lunch Provided. Please email Ariel McFarland to RSVP.