LTC Lunch - Academic Civic Engagement in the Humanities
LTC Lunch - Academic Civic Engagement in the Humanities

Academic Civic Engagement is widely recognized as a high-impact practice, but it can be challenging to formulate projects with clear benefit to both students and off-campus partners, especially in disciplines focused on cultural interpretation rather than data analysis. This session showcases diverse examples of ACE pedagogy in humanistic disciplines.

  01/01/2023  

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  • Title LTC Lunch - Academic Civic Engagement in the Humanities
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  • Date January 1, 2023
  • Description Academic Civic Engagement is widely recognized as a high-impact practice, but it can be challenging to formulate projects with clear benefit to both students and off-campus partners, especially in disciplines focused on cultural interpretation rather than data analysis. This session showcases diverse examples of ACE pedagogy in humanistic disciplines.
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  • Names Erika Huckestein '10, Assistant Teaching Professor in History, Widener University Susan Jaret McKinstry, Helen F. Lewis Professor of English Michael McNally ’85, John M. and Elizabeth W. Musser Professor of Religion Seth Peabody, Assistant Professor of German
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