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LTC: High Stakes Assessment and Higher Education
By PEPS Lloyd Bond, Recently retired Senior Scholar at the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Cosponsored by QuIRK (Quantitative Inquiry, Reasoning, and Knowledge). As Carleton ...
LTC: Translating Principles of Learning into Practice: Creating an Integrated Curriculum
By PEPS Claudia Neuhauser, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Director of the Center for Learning Innovation, Director of Graduate Studies, Biomedical Informatics and Computational Biology, HHMI ...
LTC: The Curriculum Review: Perspectives from New Students
By PEPS Sameena Ahmed, Ian Holmen, and Beserat Kelati, all class of 2012, and Carol Rutz, Director of the Writing Program and Senior Lecturer in English Students in a fall 2008 English 109 section ...
LTC: Exhibitions: Curating and Curriculum
By PEPS Laurel Bradley, Director of Exhibitions and Curator; Kelly Connole, Assistant Professor of Art, co-curator World Ceramics exhibition; Carol Donelan, Associate Professor, Cinema and Media ...
LTC: Full Contact II: Balancing Departmental and Program Goals with Institutional Goals
Scott Bierman, Dean of the College
LTC: Carleton's Mission Statement: A Community Conversation
John Ramsay, Associate Dean of the College
LTC: A Curriculum for the Consciously Creative Campus
A faculty panel presentation facilitated by Scott Bierman, Dean of the College.
LTC: Imagining the Curriculum: A Full Contact Lunch
By PEPS Scott Bierman, Dean of the College; Scott Carpenter, Professor of French; and Ron Rodman, Professor of Music Cosponsor: Education and Curriculum Committee (ECC)
LTC: Abuzz With Excitment: Building the Consciously Creative Campus
By PEPS Scott Bierman, Dean of the College; Laurel Bradley, Director of Exhibitions & Curator of the College Art Collection, Lecturer in Art and Art History; Robin Hart Ruthenbeck, ...
LTC: From Principles to Process: What We Learned About Curriculum Reform at "Competing"; Colleges
By PEPS Kathleen Galotti, Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Studies, Director of Cognitive Studies and Martha Paas, Wadsworth A. Williams Professor of Economics
LTC: Intellectual and Ethical Development at College: Implications for Curriculum
By PEPS Jade Bender ’05, Psychology; Douglas Mork, Program Coordinator for Program in Ethical Reflection at Carleton; Frank Morral, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of English







