Collection & Connectivity Workshop
February 23 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Do you ever feel like you’re struggling to connect with your communities, your students, or even your work?
The Institute’s Knowledge Production Corner is partnering with Dr. Lalenja Harrington to offer a workshop you may find useful.
On 23 February from 12-1:30, Dr. Lalenja Harrington will join workshop participants in an exploration of the techniques she uses in her classes to build deeply-connected, playful, and human-centered learning spaces with and for her students. She will introduce techniques and concepts participants can model in their own work, whether seeking deeper connection with others, or hoping to help students connect with each other and engage more fully with challenging material, regardless of modality.
Dr. Harrington is a recognized community-engaged scholar, Partnerships and Pathways Grant fellow, and longtime practitioner of Legislative and Playback Theatre methods in the classroom.
Participants are encouraged to join this online-only offering to build their toolboxes for classroom and community connection, and is open to faculty, staff, graduate students (particularly those who are in teaching roles) and community partners. Registration is required, but there is no cost to attend.
