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As part of L&C’s membership with the Council of Independent College’s Belong: Inclusive Learning Community, faculty and staff are invited to enroll by February 15 for a series of free self-paced courses on cutting-edge topics. 

February 07, 2025

The Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) and their one-hour, self-paced Quick Study courses help faculty and staff stay current and confident teaching cutting-edge topics. Up to 50 members of our campus (enrollment is on a first come, first serve basis) will have access to the following courses* until December 31, 2025, that you can be taken online, anytime:

  • Establishing a Culture of Constructive Conversations
  • Developing Students’ Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills
  • Developing Students’ Media Literacy
  • Empowering Students to Use AI Responsibly
  • Leveraging AI to Develop Course Resources Teaching with AI-Inclusive and AI-Resistant
  • Learning Experiences
  • Introduction to Generative AI
  • Writing Effective AI Prompts
  • Preparing Students for Experiential Learning Integrating Open Educational Resources
  • Embedding Career Guidance into Your Course

*Additional courses to be released throughout the year!

Every Quick Study course is rooted in ACUE’s pedagogy and course-design with implementation guides to help you apply new teaching practices. You can learn more about these courses here.

Sign up here

Enrollment is open until February 15. You will receive an email from ACUE by the end of February granting you Learning Lab Quick Study access.

Questions? Please reach out to Mellanie, Operations Manager for the Office of Equity and Inclusion, mullerm@lclark.edu.

Equity and Inclusion is located in room 116-117 of McAfee on the undergraduate Campus.
MSC: 145

voice 503-768-7186 

email: diversityinclusion@lclark.edu

  • Equity and Inclusion
    Lewis & Clark
    615 S. Palatine Hill Road 
    Portland OR 97219

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