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Shared Learning: Faculty in Conversation Series Hosts Antiracism Discussion with Dr. Willie Jennings October 6, 2021

By Staff Writer The Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning is hosting Associate Professor Dr. Willie James Jennings of the Yale Divinity School for its Faculty in...

Mid-Semester Poorvu Workshops for Yale Faculty September 30, 2021

By Staff Writer The Poorvu Center’s Faculty Teaching Initiatives Team is offering several upcoming workshops for Yale University professors in October 2021. The first...

Findings from the Spring Teaching Forum (by Poorvu Center staff and affiliates) September 8, 2021

Findings from the Spring Teaching Forum, April 30, 2021 Suzanne Young, Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning*   As we return to in-person teaching, it seems useful to see...

William Nordhaus (pictured wearing a blue shirt and plaid blazer) and Katie Wang (pictured wearing a coral shirt and gray blazer)
Poorvu Center Faculty Newsletter May 17, 2021

Welcome to the first issue of the Poorvu Center Faculty Newsletter! We aim to disseminate teaching ideas from Yale faculty along with thought-provoking educational research...

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Teach-ins: What, When, Why, & How April 21, 2021

As Professor Marshall Sahlins reminds us in the Nation, “The ‘Occupy’ tactic was not born in 2011. Nor was the frame of mind that spontaneously came up with the notion of a...

Illustrated image of a group of diverse people's hand stacked on top of each other Depicting the concept of Community, Support, and Partnership.
Resources for teaching during troubling times April 19, 2021

Note: The Poorvu Center sent this message to faculty and teaching fellows at Yale on April 19, 2021. Dear Colleagues, We write to acknowledge the difficult circumstances of...

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Building an Online Classroom Community February 15, 2021

Strategies and stories from Yale faculty. The words host, mute, and chat will forever have a permanent home in our memory beyond COVID-19. In the last year, Yale community...

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