Faculty Innovations through Provost’s Teaching and Learning Grants: A Panel Conversation

This panel will explore faculty innovations in teaching and learning made possible through the Office of the Provost’s Teaching and Learning Grants. Jean-Marie Alves-Bradford, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and inaugural Dean for Medical School Professionalism in the Learning Environment at VP&S will discuss her funded project, “Developing an Upstander Curricular Thread Throughout the Medical School Curriculum,” which aims to help faculty and students recognize and respond to discrimination and bias that they may either experience or witness in medical school clinical settings. Ari Goldman, Professor of Journalism, and Gregory Khalil, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Journalism, will share insights from their funded project which focuses on the redesign of the Journalism seminar “Covering Religion,” a course that includes international reporting trips for students each spring. Drew Youngren, Lecturer in the Discipline of Applied Mathematics, will share insights from his funded project, “3Demos: Bringing Interactivity to Visualizations in Calculus,” which incorporates interactive 3-dimensional visualizations into his course “Multivariable Calculus for Engineers and Applied Scientists.”
Jean-Marie Alves-Bradford, Associate Professor of Psychiatry
Ari Goldman, Professor of Journalism
Gregory Khalil, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Journalism
Drew Youngren, Lecturer in the Discipline of Applied Mathematics