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#Cloud2Class Conference
Are you interested in learning, teaching and policy issues related to social media in education? If so, we invite you to participate via a streaming zoom session in #Cloud2Class: Exploring the Disruption and Reorganization of Educational Resources in the Age of Social Media Conference, which will be held at Michigan State University on Monday, October 29-Tuesday, 30, 2018. Our goal for… Read More »
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We Are More Than Enough: Toward a Black Girls Literacies Framework to Save Education for All
From Dr. Gholdy Muhammad's community work with Black Girls W.R.I.T.E (Writing to Represent our Identities, our Times and our Excellence), historical and archival research on Black literary societies and from conducting a literature review over the past 25 years of Black girl's literacies, she found the Black girls literacies are consumed in defining self, intellectualism,… Read More »
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Writing & Publishing in Academia: Thriving While “Getting it Done”
This workshop for pre-tenure and early career faculty focuses on how to publish more efficiently and effectively. You will have time to reflect on your writing process. You will examine how to strengthen your voice in your academic writing, how to find balance between writing and other parts of your life, and how to boost… Read More »
Find out more »Brown Bag Series – Democracy of the Dead: Dewey, Confucius, and Intercultural Philosophical Dialouge
May of 2019 will mark the 100th anniversary of John Dewey’s trip to China — a trip where Dewey spent nearly two years travelling, lecturing, and learning in a country then undergoing a profound process of cultural upheaval. It was within this context that Cai Yuanpei, the president of Beijing University, referred to Dewey as a “second Confucius.” Now, one hundred years later, intercultural… Read More »
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