The Johns Hopkins University Center for Educational Resources is pleased to offer its Lunch & Learn Series: Faculty Conversations on Teaching to faculty at the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences and the Whiting School of Engineering.

Please enjoy your lunch as we welcome faculty to share their experiences or expertise in various teaching topics. Presentations will be short and conversation is encouraged!

UPCOMING SESSIONS

Wednesday, February 24, 2021 from Noon-1:00 PM

First Year Seminars

Presented by Bertrand Garcia-Moreno, Interim Vice Dean for Natural Sciences, KSAS; Aliza Watters, Director, First Year Seminars, KSAS; Laura Mason, Sr. Lecturer, Film & Media Studies and History, KSAS; and Daniel Foster, Associate Professor and Chair, Liberal Arts, Peabody Conservatory.

The Second Commission on Undergraduate Education report recommends offering a first-year seminar to all incoming students each year. To help departments and faculty prepare to offer these seminars, the next CER Faculty Lunch & Learn will discuss the goals of the seminars and lessons learned from faculty who piloted the seminars in 2020. Join us (virtually) on Wednesday, February 24th at noon. Register to receive the Zoom URL

Come with your questions or to share your experience facilitating seminars at any level in the past that could inform the future of this exciting learning opportunity. All are welcome!

This event is free. More dates/topics to be announced. Please register for any or all sessions above.

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PAST SESSIONS 2020-2021

Wednesday, December 16, 2020 from Noon-1:00 PM

Managing TAs

Presented by Dr. Rebecca Pearlman, Senior Lecturer, Biology (KSAS), Dr. Reid Mumford, Instructional Resource Advisor, Physics & Astronomy (KSAS), and Dr. Mike Reese, Senior Lecturer, Sociology (KSAS).

In this session we will discuss best practices for faculty to manage and interact with the TAs (teaching assistants) assigned to your course. Come share your thoughts, ask questions, or just listen.

Wednesday, October 9, 2020 from Noon-1:00 PM

Teaching Online: What Have We Learned?

Moderated by Mike Reese, Associate Dean, Libraries and Director, Center for Educational Resources

This is an open discussion for faculty to discuss best practices based on their experience teaching online. Come share your thoughts, ask questions, or just listen.

Registrations are closed

Lunch & Learn Series: Faculty Conversations on Teaching (2020-2021)