Posts tagged with “Advising & Mentoring Students” (All posts)
January 13, 2026 – How Bias Shapes Low-Income Student Belonging and Success
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…
April 1, 2025 – Resources and Strategies for Supporting Students in an Uncertain Job Market
Join the Career Center and the LTC for a conversation about emerging job market trends. This session will focus on resources available to support your students and proven strategies for…
February 4, 2025 – Understanding Accommodations: Legal Essentials and Best Practices
Explore the legal framework of accommodations and how they are implemented at Carleton. In this session, we will cover rights, responsibilities, and best practices for creating inclusive environments that meet diverse…
February 20, 2024 – Office Hours form the Student Perspective: Insights from the Seismic Collaboration
Office hours are a general practice in higher education across disciplines, however, they are often underutilized by students with the greatest need. This session will engage in a discussion about…
February 13, 2024 – Teaching with Students: Strategies for Training and Supervision
Many offices, departments and individuals across campus involve student workers in a variety of ways in their teaching and academic support programs. These include TAs, tutors, prefects, consultants, facilitators, and…
November 7, 2023 – Student Well-Being: Exploring Challenges, Opportunities, ans Support Systems at Carleton
Challenges to student well-being are greater than ever before. This panel will explore the topics of student well-being and engage the audience in potential strategies to increase capacity for supporting students…
October 10, 2023 – Considering A&Is From Students’ Perspectives
The LTC has hosted several faculty-focused sessions about the Argument and Inquiry seminars in the last few years, but what do we know about students’ experiences A&I courses? As they…
October 3, 2023 – Funding Experiential Education
Experiential education encompasses internships, fellowships, research, and independent exploration. Students often ask faculty and staff for guidance on what they can do and how to fund their experiences. This session…
May 2, 2023 – Considering A&I
As the only course required for every Carleton student, A&Is carry a lot of weight in the Liberal Arts curriculum. But what exactly are A&Is, and what do we want…
Jan 24, 2023 – Indigenous Student Experience at Carleton
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