On Tuesday, January 31, CNDLS hosted a panel discussion in conjunction with Where the Seafloor Melts, the exhibit currently on view in the Spagnuolo Gallery on campus.
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Congratulations to Sarah Stiles and Maria Donoghue!
Congratulations to Maria Donoghue (Biology) and Sarah Stiles (Sociology), who recently received the 2012 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching.
Conversation on Art/Science Integrations
Please join us tomorrow (Tuesday) for a panel event on integrations between art and science, presented in conjunction with the exhibit ‘Where the Seafloor Melts.’
Doyle Film and Culture Series
The Doyle Engaging Difference Program presents the new Doyle Film and Culture Series, beginning February 1. The Series will screen four critically-acclaimed films that each speak directly to the Program’s commitment to engage with issues of difference and diversity.
CNDLS Welcomes Student Integrative Arts Fellows
We are delighted to announce that six student Integrative Arts Fellows will be working with CNDLS this semester in conjunction with Where the Seafloor Melts, an exhibit of ceramic art by Joan Lederman.
Joan Lederman Exhibit to Open January 25
“Where the Seafloor Melts: Ocean Mud, Ceramic Change and the Connected Mind,” an exhibit of work by the ceramic artist Joan Lederman, will open on January 25 at the Spagnuolo Gallery in the Walsh building on campus.
Doyle Film and Culture Series to Present ‘The Class’
On Wednesday, February 1, the Doyle Film and Culture Series will present a screening of The Class, an award-winning documentary that takes place in an inner-city Parisian school.
CNDLS at EDUCAUSE Regional Conference
On Wednesday, January 11, Randy Bass will give a talk titled “Disrupting Ourselves: Cherished Assumptions, New Designs, and the Problem of Learning in Higher Ed” at the Mid-Atlantic Regional EDUCAUSE conference in Baltimore.
On Thursday, Susan Pennestri and Janet Russell will present on “Campus-Wide Lecture Capture Deployment and Effectiveness.”
Upcoming Lecture Capture Workshops
UIS and CNDLS will be presenting a number of workshops on lecture capture. These will include introductions to Echo360, Georgetown’s new lecture capture tool, as well sessions focusing on the pedagogy behind the use of lecture capture.
Endowment of Doyle Initiative Announced
We are pleased to share the news that a generous gift by William J. Doyle (C’72) will endow the Doyle Engaging Difference Initiative.
