March 3, 2026 – Learning and Teaching in a Device-Free, Assignment-Free Course

9 March 2026

In this session, students and the instructor of EDUC 275: Theories and Practices of Educational Justice will reflect on their learning and teaching experiences in this new course where the…

February 24, 2026 – Share Your AI Story

5 March 2026

Let’s share our experiences with LLMs in our work and personal lives. Have an interesting tale of AI success, failure, hilarity, or confusion? Come ready to tell your 1-2-minute story.…

January 27, 2026 – How We Used to Read

29 January 2026

Phones, tablets, laptops, audiobooks: Has new technology ruined our students’ ability to read? Didn’t reading used to be more focused? Two scholars of medieval and nineteenth and twentieth-century literature will…

January 13, 2026 – How Bias Shapes Low-Income Student Belonging and Success

23 January 2026

This session challenges harmful myths about low-income students, highlighting their strengths and potential. Participants will examine biases and systemic inequities and gain practical strategies to foster inclusive learning environments. Kim…

November 4, 2025 – Building Sustained Dialogue in the Classroom: Goals, Challenges, and Potential Rewards

13 November 2025

How can we create a culture that promotes mutual understanding and respect and fosters productive engagement across differences? We’ll discuss our experiences with Sustained Dialogue and other strategies we are…

October 7, 2025 – Fields of Learning: The Arb Across the Curriculum

9 October 2025

In 1926, Carleton President Donald Cowling showed remarkable foresight by initiating the land-purchases that became the basis for our campus’s beloved Arboretum.  Through decades of committed land-management, this patchwork of…

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