Student Reflections Reflections: LaGuardia Community College Humanities Conference Liaisons 26 Nov 2018 Reflections requested and collected by Michele Piso Manoukian, and compiled by Jesse Wolfe, both of the LaGuardia Center for Teaching and Learning, November 2018. "The Humanity conference was a whole…
Student Reflections Humanities Alliance Conference Recap 4 Nov 2018 The Humanities Alliance Conference was such an amazing event that I was able to be apart of. I was able to sit with professors from different parts of the states…
Student Reflections Humanities Alliance Conference Day 1 4 Nov 2018 It was such a pleasure to attend day 1 of the Humanities Alliance Conference. The day started with a very informative statistical study. Then with a panel of few fellows…
Student Reflections The Hum of Humanities is in the Air: Day 1 27 Oct 2018 Author’s Note: Future blog posts elaborating on individual breakout sessions to follow with embedded hyperlinks. 6:15 am - I touched down at JFK airport from San Diego, California where the…
Student Reflections Conference Reflection – Hierarchy of Language 27 Oct 2018 Language and multilingualism is something I think of often in part because it shapes up such a large part of my life, so I was really excited to attend the…
Student Reflections The Importance of a Collaborative Approach to Learning 20 Oct 2018 Most of my life as a student I had always approached learning very individualistically, even the ideas of study groups seemed foreign to me. If I didn’t understand something, I…
Student Reflections Approaching Difficult Texts as Students and Educators 20 Oct 2018 On the first day of the conference, I had the fortunate opportunity to attend the “Difficult Texts” panel with Anthony Alessandrini and Libby Garland, professors at Kingsborough Community College, Karen…
Student Reflections Learning from fellow attendees at the 2018 CUNY Humanities Alliance Conference 20 Oct 2018 I had the distinct pleasure of learning from fellow attendees at the 2018 CUNY Humanities Alliance Conference, and I was struck by the thoughtful educators, graduate students, undergraduates, staff, and…
