Most students, as they prepare to enter the professional world, will have to deliver a high-stakes presentation to their future employers, internship organizations, or special committees that provide opportunities for…
…metaphor. I often think of my large in-person classes as Broadway matinee performances. For online teaching, I imagine myself as an anchor for students who could potentially feel adrift. Other…
…many drafts. Read some examples before you begin. 2. Start with a short synopsis of your scholarship. Entice your committee with what’s to come. The synopsis should be your elevator…
…Although there’s a fine line between revealing a piece of oneself to build rapport and sharing too much information, sharing past experiences—telling personal stories—is completely justified when it furthers learning…
…Global & Diversity Learning, Learning Communities, and Common Read. He is a Faculty Fellow of the Salzburg Global Seminar, and standing member of the QCC College Advisory Committee for Study…
…the commonplace. Her reflection prompted a discussion in class about poverty conditions in Cateura, Paraguay compared to local students living in poverty. This conversation moved to focusing on sociopolitical issues…
…some sort of assessment and I certainly believe in high expectations and academic rigor. Without compelling evidence, however, I hesitate to dismiss ideas simply because they fall outside the mainstream….
…community While working within institutional constraints proved challenging, it also forced many of us to rethink how we communicate and why. Before the pandemic, CFD communications tended to be a…
