IAH Kickoff 2023:
Campus, Community, and Collegiality
August 25, 2023, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Julie Koehler, Ph.D.
Garth Sabo, Ph.D.
Stokes Schwartz, M.A.
College of Arts & Letters
Today’s Agenda
10:00: Collegiality - Introductions and Reflections
10:30: Campus - Lightning Talks on Campus Resources
11:00: Community - Discussion and Brainstorm
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Collegiality
Companionship and Cooperation between Colleagues.
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Welcomes and Introductions
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IAH Kickoff Team Introductions:
Welcome from Ellen Moll and Michael Lockett
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Join Us on Nearpod!
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Join Us on Nearpod!
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IAH Housekeeping: SIRS/SPLS
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Make sure you download previous semesters’ SIRS feedback before September 30
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1 - Select semester
2 - Select all sections
3 - Download
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IAH Housekeeping: IAH 321
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Please email Garth Sabo, Stokes Schwartz, or Sarah Panuska if you are interested in joining our gen ed pedagogy learning community
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Welcomes and Introductions
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Introduction from Scott Schopieray
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Campus
Lightning Talks on Campus Resources
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Lightning Talks Agenda
Session One
Add your questions to the collaborate board on Nearpod during the talks and we’ll answer them during the question sessions.
Session Two:
Short Question Session
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Abrams Planetarium
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Planetarium Overview
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Content Options - From Canned…
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Content Options - …to Custom
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Setting Up Partnerships
Contact Shannon Schmoll
EMAIL: schmolls@msu.edu
DIRECT PHONE: 517-884-0039)
to set up a class, a visit to just check it out, or discuss ideas!
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Center for Community-Engaged Learning
Michelle Snitgen and Stephanie Brewer
Assistant Director and Academic Programs Manager
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An Introduction to Community Engaged Learning
Michelle Snitgen
Stephanie Brewer
Michelle Snitgen
msnitgen@msu.edu
Michelle Snitgen is the assistant director for the Center for Community Engaged Learning (CCEL) and leads the academic programs team, which is responsible for developing, supporting, and advancing academic community-engaged learning at MSU. She serves as a resource and consultant for faculty and a support for students enrolled in such opportunities.
Prior to joining the CCEL in 2018, Michelle served as a program director for the MSU College Advising Corps and held positions as an active communities coordinator with the Michigan Fitness Foundation, a higher education consultant with the State of Michigan King-Chavez-Parks Initiative, and the assistant director of the Michigan Campus Compact. She holds Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees in Interpersonal and Public Communication from Central Michigan University, and is currently a doctoral student in MSU’s Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education program.
Michelle is an active member of the greater Lansing community as a non-profit organization board member, a volunteer, and a coach.
Stephanie Brewer
sbrewer@msu.edu
Stephanie Brewer is the Academic Programs Manager with the Center for Community Engaged Learning as well as the Program Director for the Community Engagement Scholars Program. She works with a team responsible for developing, supporting, and advancing academic community-engaged learning at MSU. She supports faculty, students, and community partners in the creation and facilitation of these opportunities.
Stephanie holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Central Michigan University, a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Purdue University, and a PhD in Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education from Michigan State University.
Stephanie worked for ten years in the field of community development and mental health before making her way to the field of higher education. Prior to CCEL, she was with the Broad College of Business at MSU, and previously served as Coordinator of the University Fellows Experience with the Honors College at the University of Alabama. Throughout her career, she has focused on supporting individuals and communities while serving as an advocate for meaningful social change.
Stephanie loves to teach, work with students, and engage in her campus and local community. When not doing those things, Stephanie and her spouse can be found supporting their two children at the soccer field or at their latest band/ choir/ theater performance. She and her family love going to concerts, eating delicious food, and having outdoor adventures.
Our Mission:
We prepare students for lifelong civic and social responsibility.
Our Vision:
We envision community engaged learning as core to the MSU mission and that all Spartans contribute to a culture of social good.
Center for Community Engaged Learning
Who We Are/ What We Do
BRINGING TOGETHER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND MSU STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF
Community Engaged Learning is a teaching and learning strategy that integrates meaningful community partnerships with instruction and critical reflection to enrich the student learning experience, teach civic and social responsibility, and strengthen communities.
What is Community Engaged Learning?
Implementation Strategies
Social Change Wheel 2.0
How Can We Support Your Courses?
CCEL Reflection Workshops
Faculty Special Topics Series/ Hooked Consultations
Exploring the Social Change Wheel: Working Toward Anti-Racism, Equity, and an Expanded Definition of Community Engaged Learning
Community Conversations: The Elements of Community Partnerships
Community Engaged Learning In the Classroom: Rubrics, Reflections, and Resources
Monthly Consultation sessions at Hooked | 9:30-noon | 45 min. Sessions
https://communityengagedlearning.msu.edu/faculty/faculty-special-topics-series
Thank You.
Michelle Snitgen
Stephanie Brewer
Beal Botanical Garden
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Presenter Questions
Add your questions to the collaborate board on Nearpod. We will get through as many as possible in five minutes. Please keep longer form questions for later or contact our speakers via email.
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Broad Art Museum
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OBJECT BASED
LEARNING
Transformative encounters with art that embrace many perspectives + inspire
other ways of knowing/looking deeply at ourselves, our community, and our world.
GALLERY
EXPERIENCES
> multimodal
> individual + group activities
> close-looking @ 1-3 works
> interdisciplinary dialogue
> perspective-taking
> creative thinking
Encourage students to become more aware of their background and disciplinary viewpoints and the ways
this drive their thinking
FOR STUDENTS,
BY STUDENTS
“Our mission is to bridge the gap between the student community and the art museum, fostering a stronger connection and appreciation for art and culture.”
>SpARTan Wellness
>Student Nights
>BroadPOP @ Neighborhood’s
OUR CORE PURPOSE
Expands access to the MSU Broad Art Museum collection as a critical site of learning on campus and for communities across mid-Michigan, and beyond.
OUR CORE VISION
Be an active educational site for students of all ages, further integrating the role of the arts and Object Based Learning across campus while advancing a sense of belonging through the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in the betterment of our local communities.
360 Room, Immersive Technologies and VR
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Intro to Immersive Technologies in the MSU Libraries Digital Scholarship Lab
Justin Wadland (he/him)
Head of Digital Scholarship Services
wadlandj@msu.edu
IAH Faculty Kickoff - Friday, August 25
360 Room
360 Room Activities: Google Maps & Presentations
Google Street View
Immersive Presentations
VR Room
VR Room Activities: 360 Videos & Experiencing VR
Immersive Videos
Exploratory VR experiences
Suggested for student-created 360 content: ThingLink
Screenshot of ThingLink project: https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1212789908121321477
(Clicking on plus signs describes item)
Getting started with 360, VR, or ThingLink…
lib.msu.edu/dsl/
MSU Museum
Abbie Stevens, PhD
Public Programming Manager, MSU Museum CoLab Studio
alstev@msu.edu
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IMAGE of Location
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Collaborating with �the MSU Museum
Dr. Abbie Stevens, Public Programming Manager
MSU Museum CoLab Studio
Our mission
A creative collaboratory!
Class visits to the Museum
Science On a Sphere (SOS)
Exhibition topics
Ignite talks at MSU
1 idea. 5 minutes. 20 slides that auto-advance.
Give a talk
Watch the talks
How to connect
Class Visits & Science on a Sphere:
Carrie Wicker, Museum Educator; wickerca@msu.edu
Broader Impacts, new exhibitions, general Edu:
Denice Blair, Director of Education; dblair@msu.edu
Programs for Food Fight!, Prompt Response; Ignite talks:
Abbie Stevens, Public Programming Manager; alstev@msu.edu
Broader Impacts
Wharton Center
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�WHARTON CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS��IAH FACULTY KICK-OFF�AUG 25, 2023
WHARTON CENTER
WHARTON CENTER is…
a Creative Producer
a Venue Manager
an Arts Presenter
a Leader in Arts Education
K-12 School
Programs
MSU Campus
Community
Audience & Community
Engagement
WHARTON CENTER
INSTITUTE FOR ARTS & CREATIVITY�Supported by MSU Federal Credit Union
1. Embed a performance into your course. Limited blocks of tickets available for certain performances at no charge for IAH courses.
2. Students attend a performance for credit/extra credit.
- $19 student tickets for Wharton-presented shows
- $29 for Broadway shows
3. Venue Tour. Schedule a course session to take a tour of Wharton Center to learn more about the inner workings of a professional performing arts center.
4. Hands-on workshop with local teaching artists. For a small fee-for-service, bring a Wharton Center arts-integration teaching artist into your classroom.
Embed performanceK-12 School Programs
Ways to Connect with Wharton Center:
Mandy Gonzales: Fearless
Broadway Cabaret
Wed Sept 20
When You Wish Upon a Star
Jazz Ensemble
Wed Oct 18
The Odyssey by The Acting Company
Theater
Sat Oct 28 & Sun Oct 29
Fall 2023 shows with free ticket blocks available:
SPRING 2024
AIRPLAY
Nonverbal clowning/storytelling
Maria Schneider Orchestra
Jazz Ensemble/Big Band
Ray Chen
Classical Violin w/ Piano
Small Island Big Song
Sustainability, Indigenous Global Music
Kelly Stuible-Clark (she/her)
Senior Education Program Manager
517.884.3166
How to Connect:
THANK YOU
Presenter Questions
Add your questions to the collaborate board on Nearpod. We will get through as many as possible in five minutes. Please keep longer form questions for later or contact our speakers via email.
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Community
Bringing the Classroom Community out into Campus
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These Questions are also on the Nearpod for those of you going to breakout rooms
Discussion on Campus Resources
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IAH Fall Workshops (tentative)
AI/IAH (pt. 2) - Integrating AI guidances into IAH classes
Collaborative learning toolkit - resources and best practices for effective group learning
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