College Fluency Capacity Building
College Fluency Capacity Building: Empowering Librarians to Support Students Navigating College is an IMLS-funded research project running from August 2022 to January 2025. See our project site for more information.
REMEMBERING OUR DEAR ALICIA PERDOMO!!
Pictures, memories, notes of appreciation, vignettes, anecdotes, etc. of Alicia’s life
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The Neuropsychology Laboratory, led by Dr. Oksana Sivkovich Fagin, provides students with hands-on experience in cognitive neuroscience research. Our lab focuses on exploring brain activity using […]
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ASAP Tutoring & Support Services
ASAP tutoring services consist of tutoring on Upswing and Supplemental Instructions (SI) sessions on Zoom. All tutoring sessions are online until further notice.
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I am attempting to utilize ChatGPT AI for the purpose of generating educational quizzes in a specific format suitable for direct upload to Blackboard, an online learning management system.
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A space for faculty to share information about the projects they worked on while on academic leave. Contact Greer McPhaden for information about how to submit your project. If you join this group, you will receive […]
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Reviews of live music concerts in the NYC region by students of music. Avatar cropped from a photo by Dolo Iglesias on Unsplash
Mentoring Men in 3K through 2nd Grade Settings Across Cultures and Contexts
This international research collaborative aims to increase understanding, create strategies to mentor and support male educators, and expand existing efforts to foster gender-mixed teams in 3K through 2nd-grade […]
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MAR 340 students demonstrate their digital marketing and analytics skills in professional website audits of popular brands. Avatar showing a person lying on a blanket on the grass and reading a book titled Digit […]
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English 100.5 students write film reviews. Avatar image showing the hands of a person typing on a laptop, cropped from a photo by Christin Hume on Unsplash.
