Presented By: Center for Research on Learning and Teaching
Understanding "Nontraditional" Student Experiences
in and out of U-M classrooms (panel conversation)
This panel conversation will feature commentary and resources from individuals across the university who support the success of students with a diverse range of identities, backgrounds and experiences that may not be readily visible. This includes student parents, veterans, first generation, transfers, and those in recovery from substance abuse. Our goal is to provide instructors with a deeper understanding of how these students experience university life in and out of the classroom in order to inform their own teaching. The audience will have the opportunities to participate in a Q&A with these experts and walk away with concrete ideas for supporting the diverse needs of these students.
Panelists include:
Kirsten Elling, Center for the Education of Women
Eric Fretz, U-M Student Veterans Association
Harold Waters, Comprehensive Studies Program
Matt Statman, Collegiate Recovery Program
Moderated by Tazin Daniels, CRLT
This session is part of the Inclusive Teaching @ Michigan series.
Panelists include:
Kirsten Elling, Center for the Education of Women
Eric Fretz, U-M Student Veterans Association
Harold Waters, Comprehensive Studies Program
Matt Statman, Collegiate Recovery Program
Moderated by Tazin Daniels, CRLT
This session is part of the Inclusive Teaching @ Michigan series.
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