Quick Tip: Fall 2024 Online Teaching Workshops

POSTED: Sep. 11, 2024

 In our last Quick Tip, we directed you to a helpful new resource for instructors as they consider course design and learning activities.  

We are happy to promote a series of workshops offered by the Kent State Online team to further support those looking to apply the concepts from the Design, Build, and Teach pathways. 

Read More

School of Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Studies

Alexandra Gunn, Janice Kroeger, Christopher Konieczko, Dana Oleskiewicz

Janice Kroeger, Ph.D., a professor in EHHS' department of Curriculum and Instruction, recently teamed with Alex Gunn, Ph.D., University of Otago in New Zealand, to present on a panel about their two-country, mixed-methods research, The Gender-Diversity Project, at the 2024 European Early Childhood Educational Research Association (EECERA).  The Gender Diversity Project documents the advocacy effort of parents and teachers of young, gender-diverse children via survey and in-depth interviews. Kroeger is a recipient of the Universities Research and Creativity Award of (AY 24/25) an...

Summer Fun Psychology Workshop 2024

For a group of elementary students from the Salem area, this past summer was not a time to take a break from learning. Instead, they participated in a series of workshops that introduced them to the science of psychology in fun and interactive ways. Rachael Blasiman, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology at Kent State Salem, and three of her students hosted the Mind Blown workshops at the Salem Public Library over five weeks in June and July. The sessions were designed for students in third through sixth grade with attendance ranging from six to 12 students per workshop.Psychology majo...

A member of the United Greek Council interacts with Mittie Davis Jones, a member of Alpha Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

With the general election right around the corner, members of Kent State’s United Greek Council (UGC) held a voters registration event on the "K" at Risman Plaza on Tuesday to provide voter education and registration information to the campus community in preparation for the Nov. 5 election.The event gave Aiyanna Johnson, a first-year student from Columbus, the opportunity to check her voter registration.“I came over to make sure I was able to vote,” Johnson told Kent State Today. “It will be good to vote, especially now. It is such a coincidence that now that I am 18, I can vote when all thes...

Subscribe to