Gwen Shusterman
Portland State University
Website Content Contributions
Essay (1)
Developing a Shared Vision part of Network of STEM Education Centers:Workshops and Webinars:Workshop 2016: STEM Center Toolkit Workshop:Essays
Essay page detailing the development of a shared vision for the Portland State University STEM Institute, including its mission, goals, and communication strategies, as part of the Network of STEM Education Centers' 2016 toolkit workshop.
Other Contributions (3)
PSU STEM Education and Equity Institute part of Network of STEM Education Centers:Workshops and Webinars:Working Meeting 2018:Pre-Work
A workshop resource page from the Network of STEM Education Centers detailing Portland State University's STEM Education and Equity Institute, including a downloadable PDF info sheet focused on center programming, campus visibility, and supporting under-represented groups in STEM.
Enabling Faculty to Adopt Deliberative Democracy Pedagogy: a tool to broaden and engage part of Network of STEM Education Centers:Program Descriptions
This project has been focused on catalyzing pedagogical innovation in introductory science courses. In particular, structures have been put in place to facilitate the implementation of the model of Deliberative Democracy Pedagogy (DDP). DDP is an active learning strategy, based on deliberative democratic models of citizen engagement in science policymaking. This integrative pedagogical approach, revises the delivery of conventional introductory science content around modules that engage students with current science policy controversies. Teaching teams of faculty and graduate students have attended summer pedagogical workshops, developed curricular modules, implemented the modules and participated in regular Communities of Practice meetings.
Portland State University STEM Institute part of Network of STEM Education Centers:Center Profiles
Center profile page detailing the structure, funding model, and programming of the Portland State University STEM Institute, established in 2016, highlighting its cross-collegiate leadership, self-supporting financial approach, and reliance on grants to advance undergraduate STEM education and institutional collaboration.