Enhancing Global Experiences Through Critical Reflection and Scholarship
Friday, Oct. 23, 12–4:30 p.m.
Courtside Club Hospitality Suite
The Shivers Basketball Practice Facility
This half-day interactive workshop, led by Patti Clayton, senior scholar, Center for Service and Learning at Indiana University—Purdue University Indianapolis, will focus on critical reflection and partnership strategies to enhance student learning in a global context, as well as discuss how teaching can be an opportunity for research while adding to emerging scholarship in service-learning. Participants will leave with critical reflection activities and ideas for developing their own scholarship as it relates to service-learning. Lunch will be served at noon and the workshop will begin at 12:30 p.m. This event is free to Drake faculty and staff.
12:30–1 p.m.—Establish conceptual frameworks to work within for the day (for SLCE, for GSL/ISL, for integrated design, for scholarship)
Overview of example scholarship related to critical reflection and partnerships
1–2:45—Designing critical reflection
2:45–3—BREAK
3–4:15—Inquiring into learning and partnerships (scholarship)
4:15–4:30—Wrap-up
—Submitted by Maria Rohach, Global Learning Program Coordinator