PIT Stop: ‘How to Increase Student Engagement’

Join us for the final Pedagogy, Innovation, and Technology (PIT) Stop of 2024! We have assembled a panel of distinguished faculty and LIFT Fellow to share their strategies for fostering student engagement, particularly in large-lecture settings.

Panelists:

  • Lisa Carloye, associate professor, School of Biological Sciences
    President’s Distinguished Teaching Awardee 2016
  • Blythe Duell, associate professor, Psychology
    Teaching Academy Award for Excellence in Teaching a Large Class
  • Cara Hawkins-Jedlicka, assistant professor, Communication
    Teaching Academy Award for Excellence in Teaching a Large Class
  • John Hinz, assistant professor, School of Molecular Biosciences
  • Clif Stratton, WSU Pullman vice chancellor for academic engagement
    President’s Distinguished Teaching Awardee 2019

Thursday, Nov. 21, 12:10–1 p.m.
Zoom (Meeting ID: 948 5949 4177, Passcode: 850484)

Sponsored by the Transformational Change Initiative and the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President.

Couldn’t make a PIT Stop and want to see what you missed? All of our PIT Stops are archived at youtube.com/@TCI_WSU.

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