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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The College of Education Equity and Inclusion Committee will be holding space for the last time this semester for those interested in talking about equity. We know that some indicated they couldn’t make the previous meeting(s), so we are hoping you can join us for our last meeting of the semester, on May 1. If you are […]
PRESENTATION: The Problem with Colorblindness In this workshop, WSU Vancouver faculty member Shameem Rakha will define colorblind ideology, examine the history behind its use, and why holding this ideology is problematic in education and elsewhere. We will also discuss ways to talk about and frame race within our scholarship. Systemic racism will be discussed as […]
University hosting Zoom-based symposium on how to be a productive scholar By David Blehm, College of Education Washington State University will host an online symposium on how to be a productive scholar Thursday, March 23, from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. The event will be hosted by WSU’s Office of the Provost and the College […]