Richard M. Mizelle, Jr. is Associate Professor of History at the University of Houston and the author of Backwater Blues: The Mississippi Flood of 1927 in the African American Imagination (University of Minnesota Press, 2014) and co-editor of Resilience and Opportunity: Lessons from the U.S.
As part of visiting professor Deniz Karakas' ARHS 3912 Islamic Art course, the artist, Munther Yousef, will be running an Arabic Calligraphy Workshop to give the participants the unique opportunity to try their hands at writing in Arabic script and discover this beautiful art form.
Lecture-recital on the harmonica in American Music featuring acclaimed musician and teacher, Richard Sleigh.
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Richard was born in Philipsburg, a coal mining town in Central Pennsylvania. He first heard the sounds of the Marine Band harmonica as a kid through the music of his great-uncle Bill, who played steam train imitations and songs like “The Irish Washerwoman” to crowds on street corners in his home town.
Open to all FACULTY, full, and part-time.
Please join the Tulane Dean(s) at the Fall 2019 5-Minute Collaboration
Presenter: Stacy Overstreet, Professor in the Department of Psychology
Dr. Overstreet shares lessons learned from her long-term experience with community-engaged research. She will discuss the process and potential challenges one might encounter: for example, how to build trust and collaborative relationships with the community one works in? What are pitfalls of CER? How does CER tie into one’s career? This conversation is geared towards both faculty who are conducting CER and faculty considering integrating CER projects in their research agenda.
Presenter: Sophie Hiss, Goldman Center for Student Accessibility
We will discuss Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and how UDL can make your class better for all learners. Participants will evaluate the accessibility of their course and learn ways to improve their class for all students. Everyone should leave with one small change that can improve their course accessibility.
Location: (HTML B11) Howard-Tilton Memorial Library
12:00-1:15 | Open to Faculty, Staff, Graduate TA's, and Post Docs.
CELT welcomes everyone back from Summer break with the start of the Fall 2019 workshop series.
At the beginning of every semester CELT’s director(s) work together to create a workshop series to include fundamental resources to enhance learning on campus. Open to all Faculty, Staff, Graduate TA’s, and Post Docs.
When: Tuesday, August 20, 1:00-3:00 | Wednesday, August 21, 1:30-3:30
Tulane's Center for Engaged Learning & Teaching - CELT welcomes ALL NEW faculty by providing fundamental resources to enhance learning on campus.
Fall 2019 New Faculty Workshops open to NEW faculty, staff, graduate ta's, and postdocs. RSVP is required.
As Canvas LMS continues to evolve, so do the features and enhancements, thus creating an opportunity for new tools or new ways to use an existing tool. Come and learn some ways Canvas can help shape your learning outcomes and improve the teaching and learning experience for both you and your students.
Lunch is provided.
RSVP with Ariel McFarland @ amcfarl3@tulane.edu
A low-stress opportunity for students to meet and discuss research with faculty. Food will be provided.
Tuesday, April 2nd 6:30 – 8:30 pm Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, 5th Floor RSVP appreciated, aprakash@tulane.edu
