Author Archives: Pamela

Registration for Faculty and Staff @ Longwood University, Hampden Sydney College, and Southside Virginia Community College @ https://forms.gle/iJeZyZo5uZjB22NV6

Post-Election Pedagogy The results of the 2024 election will have varying effects on our students, colleagues, and community. In a time of heightened political polarization, these high-stakes outcomes can affect individuals in diverse ways – impacting mental health, motivation, energy … Continue reading →

Debate Watch Party September 10 @ 7:30 PM Constructive and Deliberative Dialogue: Educator Workshops During the week of September 23rd. Rock the Brock and Vote October 22 & 23

Beginning this semester, CAFE is collaborating with Student Affairs to encourage students to connect what they are learning in the classroom to their co-curricular experiences.  Some faculty already require as an assignment or offer as extra credit student participation in … Continue reading →

Teaching Effective Collaboration CAFE’s 3rd Annual Pre-Spring Semester Workshop Series January 3-5, 2024   Teaching our students how to collaborate in multiple modalities – such as writing and speaking – and in multiple contexts – such as information literacy and … Continue reading →

Registration now open for Longwood University and Hampden-Sydney College faculty and staff. Go to https://forms.gle/wG7BGegTY47wwiVQ7 to register. For the Health of It! Learning and Course Design Longwood’s Center for Faculty Enrichment (CAFE) Annual Pre-Semester Seminar Series January 4 & 5, … Continue reading →

REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED CONTACT PAM TRACY @ tracypj@longwood.edu for space availability Campus and Community: Engaging Students with the Moton Museum Longwood University Teaching and Learning Institute sponsored by The Robert Russa Moton Museum, located in the National Historic Landmark … Continue reading →

What is our civic responsibility as educators after the presidential election on Nov. 3rd? This is a difficult question to consider at a time when tensions are high, certainty is low, and our energy is waning. How will we integrate … Continue reading →