Lunchtime Talk

Join us for lunch to listen and discuss Tobias Lemke's ongoing research, "Student Perceptions of Active-Learning Assignments in the Political Science Classroom." Active and student-centered learning approaches have become buzzwords in the academy, promising both improved learning outcomes and student satisfaction vis-à-vis traditional lecture models. However, we know comparatively little about the “receiver” side of the equation;Continue reading "Lunchtime Talk: “Student Perceptions of Active-Learning Assignments in the Political Science Classroom” with Tobias Lemke"

Second Conversation: Where Might We Find/Use Machine Learning in the Classroom and on Campus? Thursday, Mach 2. 11:30 am – 12:30 pm. Coffee Hour in the Faculty Lounge, Hodson Hall Join us for a Speedshare workshop on where ChatGPT and other machine learning tools might be useful in teaching and learning, as well as whatContinue reading "Where Might We Find/Use Machine Learning in the Classroom?"

Meet for lunch in Hodson dining hall (upstairs loft). Co-sponsored by FYS and the Director of Writing