Events
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Oct 29🧵💻 10 Things You Might Not Know About the Bayeux Tapestry: Notes from the Archaeology of Media
If you even casually care about England, France, the European Union, Art History or Medieval Studies, you probably know the Bayeux Tapestry is having a bit of a moment right now. From 1994 to 2003, Martin Foys imagined, developed and refined a pioneering digital edition of this extraordinary eleventh-century woven account of 1066 and the …
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Nov 4🍎 Pedagogy Brown Bag
Helen C. White Hall, Room 7191
Pedagogy Brown Bags are loosely facilitated discussions about teaching, led by Amanda Shubert. These sessions offer space to talk about your classroom experiences, troubleshoot challenges, share strategies, and build relationships with fellow instructors. Teachers at all ranks and across all areas—including TAs, E100 instructors, and Writing Center instructors—are warmly welcome. In addition, faculty and staff …
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Nov 17Concordia Language Villages Info Sessionđź“š
Zoom
Concordia Language Villages hires language teachers and camp counselors for immersive summer language programs in a wide range of languages. Both native and non native speakers are encouraged to apply. This session will introduce the languages offered, hiring timelines, and what working in a summer immersion environment looks like. For the Zoom link and registration, …
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Dec 2🍎 Pedagogy Brown Bag
Helen C. White Hall, Room 7191
Pedagogy Brown Bags are loosely facilitated discussions about teaching, led by Amanda Shubert. These sessions offer space to talk about your classroom experiences, troubleshoot challenges, share strategies, and build relationships with fellow instructors. Teachers at all ranks and across all areas—including TAs, E100 instructors, and Writing Center instructors—are warmly welcome. In addition, faculty and staff …