A Foreign Classroom – A Natural Learning Laboratory by William Andrews “…so I called to see what my Sprint International calling plan allowed in Moldova?” “Of course, sir… and what country is Moldova in?” I called my credit card company to ensure that they would not block charges made from this tiny former Soviet republic […]
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Stetson University’s Brown Innovation Fellows, a group of teacher-learners immersed in a yearlong journey of reflective dialogue and meaningful discussions about teaching and learning, are setting their sights high this year. Twelve Fellows were announced for this year’s cohort in December, and they are using the inspiring and ground-breaking novel by Parker Palmer, “The Courage
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Rebecca Stone and Rachel Boldman, co-facilitated a Teaching & Inquiry Circle with Stetson Faculty and Staff titled “Student Resilience”, which concluded with draft recommendations for an institutional plan to support resilience. The work of these individuals continues to impact student resilience and the larger campus community. This is what institutional grit looks like! The Counseling
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The January 2017 Faculty Spotlight features Dr. Jelena Petrovic, Assistant Professor of Communication and Media Studies, who will speak on Conditional solidarity, Europeaness, and state-building during EU refugee crisis in Serbia. Date: Thursday, 1/26/2017 Time: 1:00 PM- 2:00 PM (lunch served at 12:30 PM) Location: Faculty Lounge All are welcome! Please RSVP at this link for lunch. Click here for a
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Join the Workshop on Music and Creative Arts Scholarship on Thursday, Dec. 1 at 3:30 in Presser Hall room 112 for a discussion by Dr. Peter Smucker on his current research. The workshop is an open faculty forum to provide feedback on ongoing research. Feel free to attend all or part of the workshop. Appalachian Folk Music and
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The December 2016 Faculty Spotlight features Dr. Eric Kurlander, professor of History, who will speak on Writing a Global (Transnational) History of (Early) Modern Germany, 1500-1800. Date: Thursday, 12/1/2016 Time: 1:30 pm- 2:30 pm Location: Faculty Lounge All are welcome! Please RSVP at this link for lunch. Click here for a complete schedule of Faculty Spotlight Series. Writing
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The November 2016 Faculty Spotlight features Dr. Mary Pollock, professor of English, who will speak about Gerald Durrell and Green Imperialism. Date: November 17, 2016 Time: 12:00 pm- 1:00 pm Location: Faculty Lounge Please RSVP at this link for lunch. Click here for a complete schedule of Faculty Spotlight Series “Gerald Durrell, Wildlife Conservation, and
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The October 2016 Faculty Spotlight features Dr. Joshua Rust, associate professor of philosophy, who will speak about Max Weber on Traditionalism Date: October 27, 2016 Time: 12:00-1:00 pm Location: Faculty Lounge RSVP at this link for lunch by Friday, October 21st. Click here for a complete schedule of Faculty Spotlight Series. Max Weber on Traditionalism Max Weber describes traditional
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The staff at WORLD: The David and Leighan Rinker Center for International Learning cordially invites you to Faculty Open House @ WORLD. October 20, 2016 4:00-6:00 pm at WORLD, 635 N. Bert Fish Rd RSVP Grab a glass of wine and hors d’oeuvres Find out how WORLD can support your interests in international learning Meet
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Great Ideas for Teaching (G.I.F.T.) is an occasional series featuring Stetson faculty. To submit your G.I.F.T., contact the center staff. by Patrick Guibaud Thinking about an innovative way to foster greater cross-cultural experience in your classroom? Please allow me to suggest an International Virtual Student Exchange. Picture the following scenario. Three students are intensely engaged in a group
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