Distinguished Speakers, Seminars, and Workshops
The Teaching Excellence Program brings experts in inclusive pedagogy, technology-enhanced education, and the scholarship of teaching and learning to Lewis and Clark’s campus.
Past Distinguished Speakers
The Hidden Connection: Linking Executive Function with Student Success
We are pleased to announce TEP and General Education’s end of the year workshop led by Emily Helft, the Assistant Director of Professional Development from the Landmark College Institute for Research and Training.
TEP Annual Innovation Institute Keynote & Workshop with Dr. Sarah Rose Cavanagh
Please join us for a Keynote & Workshop “Energizing Learning with the Science of Emotion,” with Sarah Rose Cavanagh.
Dr. Cavanagh is a psychologist, professor, Associate Director of the D’Amour Center for Teaching Excellence at Assumption College, and the author of TheSpark of Learning and Hive Mind.
Please use this link to RSVP for this event.
Student Perspectives on Trauma-Informed, Antiracist Teaching and Learning: A Workshop for Faculty and Staff
Building Mastery and Community through Classroom Observations
Practical Steps Toward Inclusive Excellence in Teaching
TEP Innovation Institute featuring Dr. David Betancourt
The event will feature presentations and panel discussions from CAS faculty members who have participated in TEP sponsored initiatives, as well as a keynote lecture and workshop led by Dr. David Betancourt.
Dr. Betancourt’s workshop will explore expansive education in depth. Is there more to education than content delivery, test results, and degrees? Expansive education champions pedagogy that embraces the concepts of learning dispositions, habits of mind, and expandable intelligence as central to the engagement and success of students in and beyond their formal educational years. The focus on this professional learning experience will be on the ten choices that expansive educators make towards engaging and creating transformative educational experiences for students that transcend the confines of the classroom walls.
Inclusive Pedagogy Workshop with Marcia Chatelain
Presented by Dr. Marcia Chatelain, Associate Professor of History and African American Studies at Georgetown University.
This event is brought to you by Lewis & Clark’s Teaching Excellence Program, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, and the Office of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.