Shameless self-promotion, but come check out ACERTs lovely Lunchtime Seminars series this Thursday, March 4th from 12-1pm. The topic is “Teaching Without Tech or AI: Build the Skills for Student Success,” and the presenters will be Tara Kirton (Curriculum and … Continue reading →

Last Wednesday, we had a fascinating discussion with Marlene Hennessey about her penchant for getting students out of the building and into local cultural institutions. You can hear about this from the source below, but a couple of quick impressions … Continue reading →

I hope everyone is enjoying the last days of break. As you may remember, as Director of Undergraduate Studies, I hosted a series of presentations/discussions on pedagogical topics last term. This term, we’ll do something similar, with programming roughly once … Continue reading →

I wanted to post the discussion Nancy Hightower and I had this week in lieu of our October workshop:   I also wanted to include Nancy’s helpful overview of how to implement some of these strategies, which she generously shared. … Continue reading →

Colleagues: I’m organizing an informal panel for ACERTs Lunchtime Seminar series and need your help! The title is “Working the Room,” and it is inspired by the, let us say, challenging spaces I and others have been assigned in recent … Continue reading →

Just wanted to pass along this flyer for those interested in attending three upcoming workshops organized by CUNY Academy (and featuring our own Jack Kenigsberg) on “generative AI,” the technology behind ChatGPT et al. The details are in the link, … Continue reading →

This just in from ACERT + the Library… To ring in the new academic year, ACERT and the Hunter College Libraries are inviting you to a series of welcome events & resources round-ups at the three Hunter campuses. Join us … Continue reading →