Elijah Goodman

The spotlight series is a showcase of research, creative inquiry, and other scholarly engagement of the campus community. View some of the past spotlights and learn about the research of our talented Stetson community!  A Global History of the Nazi “Jewish Question” Three Territorial “Solutions” and the Role of Great Britain (Chapters Four, Five, and Eight) By the […]

An informal Q&A – time for advisors at all levels to talk about questions they might have about advising. The session is on Monday, October 17 from 1:30-2:30PM in the Faculty and Staff Lounge hosted by Danielle Lindner, Monica Mendoza, and Daniil Zavlunov. Please RSVP below and provide questions you have about advising to be

The Brown Center invites you to our Faculty Spotlight on Thursday, October 13th at 12:00 PM on Zoom. The spotlight series is a showcase of research, creative inquiry, and other scholarly engagement of the campus community. Stop by and learn about the research of our talented Stetson community!   Dr. Teresa Carmody – Assistant Professor of English  Department of English TO READ A BODY

The Brown Center invites you to our Faculty Spotlight on Friday, October 7th at 12:00 PM on Zoom. The spotlight series showcases research, creative inquiry, and other scholarly engagement of the campus community. Stop by and learn about the research of our talented Stetson community!   Dr. Yohann Ripert – Assistant Professor of French Department of World Languages and Cultures Sustaining Independence

The Nina B. Hollis Institute for Educational Reform Steering Committee will be hosting an information session for all faculty to hear about your grant ideas and encourage submissions for the Nina B. Hollis Institute Planning Grants and Impact Awards on Monday, September 26 at 3:00 p.m. This session will be available both virtually and face-to-face in

The Institutional Research and Effectiveness team is inviting the Stetson community to join us on October 6 from 1 to 1:45 pm in Lee’s Garage. We will be hosting a short presentation to introduce our new team as well as share about our services, and support. There will be time to answer questions and join in

The Brown Center invites you to our lunch and learn on Friday, September 23rd at 12:00 PM in Lee’s Garage. Please sign up below, food and seats are limited. Sarah Cramer Sarah Cramer, PhD, MPH, is an Assistant Professor of Sustainable Food Systems in the Department of Environmental Science and Studies. She teaches courses on food studies, race/class/gender in the

A Focused Inquiry Group (FIG) allows small groups of faculty and staff (3-4 members) to meet in personor online to work together on a specific question, issue, or concern having to do with teaching andlearning. Collaborative inquiry provides an opportunity for participants to recognize common challengesand work together to create solutions. Members of a FIG