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Columbia University Launches Open Online Course—Menstruation in a Global Context: Addressing Policy and Practice
NEW YORK, New York. Columbia University has released an open online course, Menstruation in a Global Context: Addressing Policy and Practice, to provide learners with a foundation on the global menstruation movement that aims to ensure that the menstrual needs of everyone, everywhere are met.
This Week for Graduate Students: Microteaching Practice – Brush up your online teaching skills!
Upcoming events and opportunities for graduate students from the Center for Teaching and Learning.
This Week for Faculty: Supporting Teaching and Learning Through Times of Change
Resources, upcoming events, and services for Columbia faculty from the Center for Teaching and Learning.
This Week for Graduate Students: Learning by Observing – Effective Teaching Observations
Upcoming events and opportunities for graduate students from the Center for Teaching and Learning.
A Conversation with Todd Zipper: Study and Adapt – Top 5 Trends Shaping Higher Ed
On November 15th, President of Wiley Education Services Todd Zipper will join us to discuss five trends in higher education to study and adopt during this pivotal time for universities, including education as a benefit, alternative educational institutions, and the rise of the mega-nonprofit.
This Week for Graduate Students: How can the CTL support you? TDP, Conference Support, and more
Upcoming events and opportunities for graduate students from the Center for Teaching and Learning.
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