We hope you've seen our call for the 2022-2023 FLC: Reflection Lab. We're excited to see what people want to devote some reflection time to, and to engage with you all again in this deep and meaningful way.
March 15 at 12:30 pm – teach.well Reading Salon: Ian Cheng’s Emissary’s Guide to Worlding.
More information and RSVP - please join our teach.well network at https://t.co/vGklMz2FoU
We have a great series of wellbeing in education-focused conversations coming up our our teach.well network, facilitated by Shireen Soliman.
Join https://t.co/m3nDaLH2EV for RSVP and Zoom link information.
The Center for Teaching and Learning in collaboration with the Office of the Provost hosts a series of virtual meetings to introduce how various offices and support services can help new and continuing faculty.
Supporting Faculty: Office of International Affairs – March 3, 9:30!
Practicing Listening
Would you like to practice deep listening ? All are invited to join us on the teach.well network for another Listening Session.
Friday, March 4 at 2 pm
Get the RSVP link and more information at https://t.co/m3nDaLHAut
Writing the Possible
(By Resisting the Probable and Other Immutable Destinies)
A workshop series co-sponsored by CTL and WAC
Organized and led by Bethany Ides
Fridays, 10 am – 12 pm, online
https://t.co/kMfUNY8qyi
teach.well
Practicing Listening Session - Using a Case Clinic Protocol.
Feb 18 at 3 pm
More information and RSVP - please join our teach.well network at https://t.co/vGklMz2FoU
Faculty Spotlight - Activating Lectures with Augmented Reality
We are excited to announce our first Faculty Spotlight presentation of the Spring 2022 semester!
Please join us virtually on February 15th from 3:00-4:00 pm!
https://t.co/XSXGpPBoUw
CTL 2021 Fellows Showcase
The CTL is excited to invite everyone in the Pratt community to attend the 2021 CTL Fellows Showcase event on Friday, Feb 11 from noon – 1:30 pm.
https://t.co/46EBeAYwuv
In this series of 3 workshops, we will use integrative strategies for liberative, community-centered writing and reading.
Fridays, 10 am – 12 pm, online
https://t.co/kMfUNY8qyi
The CTL welcomes our monthly scheduled interactive conversations around topics on teaching online, hybrid and beyond. Join us to try out these protocols and discuss their possible applications in classroom settings!
https://t.co/rVFRrWnYiA
February 2; 12:30-1:45 pm
Informal Coffee Chats with Colleagues and Friends☕️
Weekly Coffee Chats are informal get-togethers!
Weekly Mondays at 10 am beginning on Monday, January 24, 2022
How to Attend the Coffee Chats:
Zoom Link on the CTL Calendar: https://t.co/6gdrl216CH
https://t.co/vbH2BXBeGN
(In)Coherence
This four-episode podcast puts artists and neuroscientists across a virtual table for conversations about what it really implies to be together (yet alone) in this wild world/weird brain(s) of ours.
https://t.co/yd1ku0wZMn
Milanote Spring 2022 Workshop!
We are hosting an Introduction to Milanote workshop to teach the basic tools and show some example uses of the platform in various types of classes. Please join us on Tuesday, January 25: 12:30-1:30 pm.
https://t.co/5pq3H7SZCy
The Center for Teaching and Learning in collaboration with the Office of the Provost hosts a series of virtual meetings to introduce how various offices and support services can help new and continuing faculty. click the links below to RSVP!
https://t.co/30qB3S8gDn
The CTL invites interested faculty to take part in the next ‘1898 Reading Group’ event to discuss The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story, by Nicole Hannah-Jones. Facilitated by Reggie Shuford and Greg Lindquist.
Sunday, January 30, from 2:00-3:30 PM!
https://t.co/yfZ2IWZMXZ
Tori Purcell is Assistant Chair and Visiting Associate Professor in the Photography Department in the School of Art at Pratt Institute! https://t.co/5P1je7REck
Please join us February 8th at 12:30pm for a discussion with artist Joyce J. Scott! The discussion will talk about the theme of RULES- how they are made, played, broken, bent, mended and redrawn- in our practices and disciplines.