Happy Birthday to our Blog!
A year ago today, CELT launched its blog during National Distance Learning Week. I would like to thank the CELT staff and the faculty who have contributed to the blog over the past year. A big thank you to our readers as well!
Later today, at noon, you can join us for the CELT panel discussion: Gender Inclusivity and the Teaching Practice.
In this session, panelists discuss ways to acknowledge, incorporate, and include gender identity and sexuality in course design, readings, assignments, and assessments. In terms of gender, we include trans and nonbinary identities, the use of pronouns, and how our disciplines are adapting to gender inclusion. Panelists discuss how they incorporate these topics into their teaching practice and why. We also weave in online delivery for National Distance Learning Week.
Panelists include:
- Mei Lin (Ete) Chan, Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering
- Chris Tanaka, Assistant Director of LGBTQ* Services
- Andrew Rimby, Ph.D. Candidate and Queer Activist, English Department
Facilitators:
- Carol Hernandez, Senior Instructional Designer, CELT
- Catherine Scott, Assistant Director for Faculty Development – Testing, Assessment & Evaluation, CELT
Please register in advance to attend this Zoom meeting.
National Distance Learning Week, 2021
This week is National Distance Learning Week (NDLW). If you would like to participate in NDLW, both SUNY and the United States Distance Learning Association are offering webinars:
- 2021 SUNY Online National Distance Learning Week (NDLW)
- USDLA Presents NDLW 2021: Life in a Hybrid World – Learning How to Flex
We appreciate all the time you spend with us. If you have any suggestions for upcoming posts or if you would like to write a guest post, please reach out to us at CELT@stonybrook.edu