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- Faculty Resources
- Faculty New to Park
- Faculty Culture
- Policy & Procedure Guidebook
- Course Development
- Student Perspectives & Support
Park University's Transformative Teaching and Learning Center
- Faculty Resources
- Faculty New to Park
- Faculty Culture
- Policy & Procedure Guidebook
- Course Development
- Student Perspectives & Support
- …
- Faculty Resources
- Faculty New to Park
- Faculty Culture
- Policy & Procedure Guidebook
- Course Development
- Student Perspectives & Support
Lunch 'N Learn Series
A place to feed your mind
Upcoming Sessions
This year, we have multiple options to participate in the Lunch 'N Learn.
- Online: For those who are remote or wish to join online, select the “online registration” button to receive the link to join.
- In Person: For those interested in comradery and connectivity on the Parkville campus, you are invited to bring your lunch and join us in the FCI Space (Mackay, Rm. 33) to hear from the online presenter.
Better Than Icebreakers: Building Real Community in Week 1
Presented by: Lacey Finley and colleagues
Date: April 30, 2025
Date & Time: 12 pm CST
More Than the Game: Stories from Student-Athletes
Moderated by: Kristin Gillette
Date: September 24, 2025
Time: 12 pm CST
Recordings from Recent Sessions
View archived Lunch 'N Learn recordings and resources
The AI Revolution
Presented by: Lacey Finley and colleagues
Date held: April 30th
Watch the on-demand video where we explored the ethical and effective use of AI-based digital tools in teaching and student learning.
Discover practical strategies for integrating AI technologies into your educational practices and learn how to implement the AI Assessment Scale to enhance student learning while maintaining academic integrity.
AI in the Class
Presented by: Amanda St. George
Date held: February 26, 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving daily. To keep up with this technology that has disrupted higher education, the faculty heard from Amanda St. George as she shared her experience with meaningful ways to incorporate AI in the class and how transparency in AI usage fosters trust and accountability.
Resources
Knowledge Share - Gamification Principles
Presented by: Gwen Fitzpatrick
Date held: January 22, 2025
In this session, Gwen Fitzpatrick, Sententia Gamification Certifications 1 and 2 recipient, shared some of the key takeaways from these lessons and how you can apply gamification in your Park courses!
Resources
Practical Ways to Add Personality to Your Online Courses
Presented by: Brittany Moser
Date held: October 16, 2024
Adding personality to your online courses brings the temperature and nerves down for your students, allowing them to relax and invest in the material. Park faculty joined this presentation for some tips and resources for bringing the heat to their online courses.
Resource
A Culture of Care: Caring for Your Class
Presented by: Jordan Herrera, Director of Social Services, Amarillo College
Date held: September 25, 2024
Join experts Jordan Herrera, from Amarillo College Advocacy and Resource Center to learn practical ways to demonstrate care for your learners and how to apply that in your own teaching practice.
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