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SUMMARY:Public Humanities in the Classroom Workshop: Community Engaged Courses a
nd Public Partnerships
DESCRIPTION:\nJoin the Humanities Institute for a Public Humanities in t
he Classroom Workshop \;on &ldquo\;Community Engaged Courses and Pub
lic Partnerships.&rdquo\; \;\n\nThis workshop will introduce forms o
f community-directed learning experiences\, community engagement\, and d
eveloping meaningful public partnerships. Participants will take the ini
tial steps toward creating a community-engaged component to one of their
courses and leave with a plan for the next stages.\n\nLed by Public Hum
anities Postdoctoral Fellow Elizabeth Gray\, the workshops will introduc
e faculty and graduate students to forms of project-based learning\, com
munity engagement\, and public partnerships. Participants will develop a
public humanities component to an existing course and leave with a tool
kit of approaches that can be applied in the classroom. The workshops ca
n be taken individually or as a series.\n\nFor more details: https://eve
nts.la.psu.edu/event/hi-phcw_0204/
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This workshop will introduce forms of community-directed learning
experiences, community engagement, and developing meaningful public part
nerships. Participants will take the initial steps toward creating a com
munity-engaged component to one of their courses and leave with a plan f
or the next stages.
Led by Public Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow E
lizabeth Gray, the workshops will introduce faculty and graduate student
s to forms of project-based learning, community engagement, and public p
artnerships. Participants will develop a public humanities component to
an existing course and leave with a toolkit of approaches that can be ap
plied in the classroom. The workshops can be taken individually or as a
series.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/hi-phcw_0204/
URL:hi.psu.edu
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