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June 2, 2026 – Connecting Cultures through Music
Exploring cross-cultural composition by bringing Chinese instruments together with Western wind ensembles, this session examines creative challenges and teaching insights, highlighting exchange, collaboration, and how music fosters connections across cultures.…
May 12, 2026- Language, Literature, and Plague: Teaching with Data and Maps in the Humanities
How can we help students engage substantively with different forms of evidence in our disciplines? When do efforts to make our classes more interdisciplinary add to student learning, and when…
January 27, 2026 – How We Used to Read
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
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…
May 6, 2025 – Is Reading Really in Crisis? The Student Perspective
Faculty and staff spend a lot of time thinking about the “college reading crisis.” But how do our students feel? In this session, a student panel shares their experiences and…
April 15, 2025 – Building Climate Literacy for Decisions and Solutions
This session explores climate literacy, focusing on skills and habits crucial for decision-making and supporting local solutions. Faculty and practitioners will share strategies for developing systems thinking and connecting to…
March 4, 2025 – Creation of Multimedia in the Age of Generative AI
Generative AI has made significant gains in creating images, sound, music, and even videos. How can we use this technology creatively, carefully, and ethically in student assignments? How does copyright…
February 6, 2025 – Generative AI and Digital Pedagogy Workshop
The ease of use and cohesive output of generative AI tools, particularly the now-ubiquitous chat interfaces such as ChatGPT and Claude, has brought with it significant challenges in the classroom,…
January 21, 2025 – Lessons Learned by Faculty and Staff from Taking Carleton Classes
Although it is not common, Carleton employees do take Carleton courses. Hear from a panel of faculty and staff about what it is like to take a Carleton course and…
December 12, 2024 -Carleton’s Indigenous Engagement in Place Initiative: Initial Collaborations and Ways to Become Involved
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