Faculty Programs at McGraw
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Each semester, the McGraw Center invites faculty to share their reflections on teaching and learning with other faculty. These events are rich and generative – and often ephemeral. This blog aims to capture the key insights that our faculty members have shared on topics ranging from teaching with archival materials to teaching creative problem-solving.
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Profiles in Distinguished Teaching with Eduardo Cadava, 11/28/18
On November 28th, Eduardo Cadava, Professor of English and awardee of the President’s Award for Distinguished Teaching, participated in the Profiles in Distinguished Teaching series, co-sponsored with the Office of the Dean of the College and the Office of the… Continue Reading →
Profiles in Innovative Teaching: Mariangela Lisanti, 10/9/18
“My job is to prepare you for solving problems no one knows the answer to,” Mariangela Lisanti, Assistant Professor of Physics, tells her students. Strongly committed to helping students feel welcome in her classroom and her field, she emphasizes their… Continue Reading →
“Lab” Learning in the Humanities and Social Sciences: Faculty Panel, 10/2/18
Professor Anne Cheng, Professor Paul Muldoon, and Dr. Rebecca Munson joined a conversation co-hosted by the McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning and the Center for Digital Humanities (CDH) on the possibilities for “lab” learning in the Humanities and interpretive Social… Continue Reading →
