We cordially invite you to participate in the Teaching Excellence Symposium to be held in the Great Hall on March 29, 2019.
What inspiring things do you do as an educator that no one else knows about? The symposium is an opportunity to share your stories of teaching excellence, inspiration, innovation, and impact.
Presented by Dr. John Matsui of UC Berkeley. A primary goal of Dr. Matsui's work is to "level the playing field" for individuals who, like himself, do not fit the historical profile of success and to help them become leaders in their future careers. Please join us to hear Dr. Matsui's experiences working with minoritized students and his efforts to eliminate opportunity gaps.
Poster Presentation - Open session highlighting inspiring, innovative, and/or impactful work around teaching and learning practice, research, and vision.
Roundtable (30-minute) - A facilitated conversation on a wide range of teaching and learning topics. It is an opportunity to dive a little deeper into topics to envision new ideas, approaches, and actions.
NOTE: Proposals are accepted for lighting talks and/or roundtable discussions.
What inspires you as an educator?
What are some ways that you inspire students to think differently?
Where do you see examples of inspired student learning in practice?