Event Title
Location
Knowlton Athletics Complex
Start Date
13-3-2020 12:30 PM
End Date
13-3-2020 2:00 PM
Description
Mini-conversations in which attendees self-select. There will be a discussant at each table to assist in guiding the dialogues.
Alexia Hudson-Ward: Situating Our Work Within the Mission in a Liberal Arts Setting
Strategies on how to strategically communicate and steward the importance of this work to the faculty and senior leaders of our institutions as a mission-centered imperative.
Laura Perrings: Educational Opportunities Provided by Rare Book School
Learn more about the educational opportunities provided by Rare Book School, such as the Lang Fellowship.
Ken Grossi and Ed Vermue: Building Professional Community
We all need "our people." This dialogue will explore how one can share and support a cohort of colleagues across the disciplines to maintain this critical work.
Anne Cuyler Salsich, Megan Mitchell, and Heath Patten: Discoverability, Presentation and Promotion of Your Existing Collections
This session explores questions of outreach and how to present and promote your existing objects with faculty and students.
Angela Vanden Elzen: "Making as Pedagogy" with Makerspaces and Digital Gaming
We will review the concept of "making as pedagogy" with makerspaces, digital projects, and exhibitions and how to engage students, faculty, and the community in this growing area.
Lunch and Learn Small Discussion Groups
Knowlton Athletics Complex
Mini-conversations in which attendees self-select. There will be a discussant at each table to assist in guiding the dialogues.
Alexia Hudson-Ward: Situating Our Work Within the Mission in a Liberal Arts Setting
Strategies on how to strategically communicate and steward the importance of this work to the faculty and senior leaders of our institutions as a mission-centered imperative.
Laura Perrings: Educational Opportunities Provided by Rare Book School
Learn more about the educational opportunities provided by Rare Book School, such as the Lang Fellowship.
Ken Grossi and Ed Vermue: Building Professional Community
We all need "our people." This dialogue will explore how one can share and support a cohort of colleagues across the disciplines to maintain this critical work.
Anne Cuyler Salsich, Megan Mitchell, and Heath Patten: Discoverability, Presentation and Promotion of Your Existing Collections
This session explores questions of outreach and how to present and promote your existing objects with faculty and students.
Angela Vanden Elzen: "Making as Pedagogy" with Makerspaces and Digital Gaming
We will review the concept of "making as pedagogy" with makerspaces, digital projects, and exhibitions and how to engage students, faculty, and the community in this growing area.
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