Living Lab 3rd Year Fellows

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Project Description

This is a collaborative space for use by the Third Year Faculty Fellow participants in the General Education Seminar, part of City Tech’s Title V grant-funded initiative A Living Laboratory.

This seminar will concentrate particularly on the first and third years of the student experience at our college, with an emphasis on real-world problems.

The group’s Avatar contains elements of a photo by tk-link (http://www.flickr.com/photos/tk-link/2575598759/in/photostream/).

Acknowledgements

This project was created by: Jonas Reitz

Recent Discussions

Reflections on the last week of our lives… services learning, peace, war, riots, and snow storms i Reflections on the last week of our lives… services learning, peace, war, riots, and snow storms i

Hey Gang, I had so much fun with everyone last Friday. I wrote a long blog about our experience. Check it out. http://benjaminheimshepard.blogspot.com/2013/03/peace-riots-activist-history-and.html See MoreReflections on the last week of our lives… services learning, peace, war, riots, and snow storms i Hey Gang, I had so much fun with everyone last Friday. I wrote a long blog about our experience. Check it out. http://benjaminheimshepard.blogspot.com/2013/03/peace-riots-activist-history-and.html

Readings and resources for March 15 Seminar (Sheepshead Bay ASL) Readings and resources for March 15 Seminar (Sheepshead Bay ASL)

Additional readings and resources for March 15 Seminar, by topic. Many thanks to Laura McKenna, Anne Leonard, and Lynda Dias for their contributions to this list. SHEEPSHEAD BAY: Bay Improvement Group […] See MoreReadings and resources for March 15 Seminar (Sheepshead Bay ASL) Additional readings and resources for March 15 Seminar, by topic. Many thanks to Laura McKenna, Anne Leonard, and Lynda Dias for their contributions to this list. SHEEPSHEAD BAY: Bay Improvement Group […]

Richard Feynman: A Curious Character, Creative Genius or Something Else Entirely… Richard Feynman: A Curious Character, Creative Genius or Something Else Entirely…

There were no significant chapters that really stood out for me. Rather, Feyman’s curiosity did prompt me to think about how I could develop my students’ attitudes towards life with the same curiosity. Certainly, there is room for imp […] See MoreRichard Feynman: A Curious Character, Creative Genius or Something Else Entirely… There were no significant chapters that really stood out for me. Rather, Feyman’s curiosity did prompt me to think about how I could develop my students’ attitudes towards life with the same curiosity. Certainly, there is room for imp […]

Recent Docs

Spring 2014, Living Lab Group Discussion Facilitators Spring 2014, Living Lab Group Discussion Facilitators

Use this DOC to sign up to be a workshop facilitator. Each Fellow is asked to provide a 3-4 minute testimonial during one of the seminar in the spring of 2014 about how the grant activities have informed their teaching and learning practices. The See MoreSpring 2014, Living Lab Group Discussion Facilitators Use this DOC to sign up to be a workshop facilitator. Each Fellow is asked to provide a 3-4 minute testimonial during one of the seminar in the spring of 2014 about how the grant activities have informed their teaching and learning practices. The

CUE Conference Presentation CUE Conference Presentation

Engaged in “A Living Laboratory”: High Impact Education at City Tech In Fall 2010, New York City College of Technology received a 5-year, $3.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Title V program to fund “A Living Laboratory See MoreCUE Conference Presentation Engaged in “A Living Laboratory”: High Impact Education at City Tech In Fall 2010, New York City College of Technology received a 5-year, $3.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Title V program to fund “A Living Laboratory