Andrews University Teaching & Learning Conference

Join virtual programming on "Resilience, Reimagining and Retooling: Teaching and Learning in Changing Environments"

The theme of the 2021 Andrews University Teaching & Learning Conference (AUTLC) is Resilience, Reimagining and Retooling: Teaching and Learning in Changing Environments. Faculty and experts from Andrews University and other renowned institutions will present reports of significant work or integrative reviews in theory, research, development, applications, and societal issues related to all aspects of education. Best Practices session presenters will discuss and demonstrate strategies, techniques or solutions to common issues in education. This will be an opportunity to gain insights into lessons learned and future plans from those who have designed, developed and implemented education in effective and/or innovative ways especially in the classroom. 

The keynote address, “Helping Students Reclaim Cognitive Capacity Lost to Poverty, Racism, Trauma, Marginalization, and Uncertainty,” will be given by Cia Verschelden, the former vice president of Academic and Student Affairs of Malcolm X College as well as former executive director of Institutional Assessment at the University of Central Oklahoma. Sessions begin at 1:30 p.m. The event is held without charge to attendees as part of the AUTLC contribution to the advancement of evidence-based educational practice. Register at Andrews University Teaching & Learning Conference.