Student Government: Video Game Day
Student Government hosted its first ever "video game day," inviting students to play games like Super Smash Brothers and Marvel vs. Capcom.
Cancer and You
Almost everyone knows someone who has been diagnosed with cancer, but do YOU really know what it is? Do YOU know how to prevent cancer? Are YOU familiar with the newest cancer treatments? Join us as w ... (more)
Using Reflection Activities in Your Classes
What is reflection? Why Reflect? What is reflective teaching? What are the types of reflection? How can we facilitate reflection in the classroom? How can we assess reflection activities? What are the ... (more)
The Gift of Knowledge By Jennifer Meza and Victor Peña.
In Spring 2008, two students in the LS-225 class (Spanish Composition for Spanish Native Speakers with Prof. Borrachero, Foreign Languages Department)< ... (more)
Jorge Quijano Ahijado
Jorge Quijano Ahijado - Interfaces - Identidades
May 22, 2008 through July 27, 2008
Jorge Quijano Ahijado, born in Spain, now resides in Paris, France. The video taps into the mind of the a ... (more)
Magic Squares with professor Edward Brumgnach
A magic square is an arrangement of the integers in an MxM square matrix, with each integer occurring exactly once, and such that the sum of the entries of any row, any column, or any main diagonal is ... (more)
CETL Pedagogy Seminar Series: Dr. Ron Scapp
Dr. Ron Scapp, Founding Director of the Graduate Program in Urban and Multicultural Education at the College of Mount Saint Vincent in the Bronx, New York, where he is also professor of humanities and ... (more)