Supporting Epistemic Agency Through Evolutionary Thinking And Collaborative Argumentation Despite the common promotion of student agency, educational theories tend to rely on a more knowledgeable other for learning. Building on an evolutionary framework, Dr. Cavagnetto will present research that supports students' authorship rather than replication of the authorized ideas of teachers and textbooks.   […]

Scholarly Service Contracts as Nontraditional Funding Pathways   Panelists Join Marcus Poppen, Holly Whittenburg and Anya Sheftel for a Grants Panel on scholarly service contracts. This conversation will focus on nontraditional funding pathways and strategies for collaborating with local, state, and national partners while still supporting opportunities for scholarship. This session will share practical examples, […]

  THE SOUND OF SILENCE: REFINING RHYTHMIC SKILLS In this engaging research presentation and discussion, Dr. Tristan Loria will challenge traditional assumptions about motor learning, examine the neural and cognitive mechanisms underlying action, perception, and imagery, and share new approaches to music practice and pedagogy. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28TH 12:10 - 1:00 PM CESHS FACULTY, GRADUATE […]