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What Does it Mean to be a GE Instructor? (Humanities/Art/Social Science focus)

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Thursday, January 11, 2024
12:30 to 2:00 pm

Add to Calendar 01/11/2024 12:30 PM 01/11/2024 02:00 PM America/Los_Angeles What Does it Mean to be a GE Instructor? (Humanities/Art/Social Science focus) Consider the unique context of GE courses, and how your course can be 'student ready' STEM 304 Christina Wagner wagnerc@arc.losrios.edu false MM/dd/yyyy

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This is an in-person event.

Contact

Christina Wagner
wagnerc@arc.losrios.edu
(916) 484-8558

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Facilitated by: Jeff Sacha, Liz Coleman, Mark Carnero, Robin Akawi

GE courses are spaces that attract a wide range of students, in terms of their academic/professional interests. This presents instructors with unique opportunities and unique challenges to make their course content resonate with a large number of ARC students. This workshop is meant for faculty to consider the unique context of GE courses. What are the opportunities that exist within these courses to serve as ambassadors of your discipline and department at ARC? What does it mean for a GE course to be “student-ready” when such a variety of students enroll in your course?

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