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

LTC: How Do People Learn: What Does it Mean for Teaching

By PEPS Deborah Appleman, Professor of Educational Studies and Tricia Ferrett, Professor of Chemistry Cosponsors: Carleton Integrated Science and Math Initiative (CISMI) and Science Education ...

LTC: Quantitative Skills in the Sciences: What Students Need to Know

By PEPS Samuel Patterson, Professor of Mathematics, Chair of Mathematics and Computer Science

LTC: Collaborative and Collective Learning: Triads, Dyads, Linked Courses, etc.

By PEPS Elizabeth Ciner, Associate Dean of the College; Kirk Jeffrey, Professor of History; Carol Rutz, Director of the College Writing Program, Lecturer in English;and Susan Singer, Professor of ...

LTC: Gender in the Classroom: Student Expectations and Perceptions of Male and Female Faculty

By PEPS Cindy Blaha, Professor of Physics and Astronomy; Elizabeth Mckinsey, Professor of English and American Studies;and Mary Savina, Coordinator of the Perlman Center for Learning and Teaching

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: Reading, Writing, and...Quantitative Inquiry: Involving First-Year Students in Research and Writing with Numbers

By PEPS Neil Lutsky, Professor of Psychology and Annette Nierobisz, Assistant Professor of Sociology Cosponsors: The Quantitative Inquiry, Reasoning, and Knowledge (QuIRk) program and the FIPSE grant

LTC: Human Subjects Protection: What Faculty (and Students) Need to Know Before the Research Starts

George (Curt) Prospisil, Formerly of the Education Division of the Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services In this LTC/IRB event, George ...

LTC: Changing Places: What We Learned by Switching Departments and Teaching Each Other's Courses

Samuel Patterson, Professor of Mathematics and Bill Titus, John E. Sawyer Professor of Physics and Liberal Learning With interdisciplinary initiatives taking place throughout the college (arts, ...

LTC: Teaching to the Test!#%$$!?: A New Carleton Initiative in Value-Added Assessment

Elizabeth Ciner, Associate Dean of the College; Chico Zimmerman, Professor of Classical Languages; James Hannaway '09; Juliana Houston '09; Peter (Pete) Jones '09; and Sarojini (Jini) ...

LTC: Carleton Classrooms: Safe Spaces, Challenging Conversations

Al Montero, Associate Professor of Political Science, Beth McKinsey, Professor of English and American Studies, Lance McCready, Assistant Professor of Educational Studies; Kristin Ginger ...

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 the Other Side of the Podium: The Student Observer Program

By PEPS Jennifer Cox Johnson, Assistant to the Coordinator, Perlman Center for Learning and Teaching; Students; and Faculty The Student Observer Program has been offered to faculty for the last ...

LTC: A Diversity Mission Statement for Carleton: Open Discussion of Proposal

By PEPS Djiara Meehan, Assistant Dean of Admissions; Al Montero, Associate Professor of Political Science; Rob Oden, President of the College; John Ramsay, Associate Dean of the College; Alisa ...

LTC: International Insights on Undergraduate Education at Carleton and Beyond

By PEPS Beverly Nagel, Associate Dean; Naran Bilik, Professor of Asian Studies and Anthropology; Louis Fishman, Visiting Instructor in History; Daniela Kohen, Assistant Professor of Chemistry; ...

LTC: Integrative and Interdisciplinary Learning in First-Year Linked Science Seminars

By PEPS Tricia Ferrett, Professor of Chemistry; and Lawrence Wichlinski, Associate Professor of Psychology Trish Ferrett and Larry Wichlinkski have been working with a group of other science and math ...

LTC: Numbers of Words about Numbers with Words: How Faculty are Integrating Quantitative Thinking and Writing in Their Courses

By PEPS Adriana Estill, Assistant Professor of English and American Studies; Tammy Feldman, Visiting Associate Professor of Economics; Neil Lutsky, Professor of Psychology; Mary Savina, Professor of ...

LTC: Storming the Castle: A Conversation About Transferring Skills and Cocepts Between Disciplines

John D. Bransford, James W. Mifflin University Professor of Education and Psychology at the University of Washington, Seattle and Director, Center for Learning in Informal and Formal Environments ...

LTC: Is the Visual Ascendant? Images, Imaging, and Education in the 21st Century

By PEPS Laurel Bradley, Director of Exhibitions and Curator of the College Art Collection; Cathy Manduca, Director, Science Education Resource Center; Beverly Nagel, Associate Dean of the College; ...

LTC: Knowledge Surveys: Classroom Assessment Made Simple – and Fun

Karl Wirth, Associate Professor of Geology, Macalester College Ask yourself: Do you know where your students are? Yes, of course, they are physically present during your class periods. But do you ...