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Artificial Intelligence…

Working with AI: Three Essentials for Students

8 Oct 20258 Oct 2025
AI's impact on higher learning remains a central conversation at Washington College as at many campuses. Michael Harvey, John S. Toll Professor of Leadership Studies, has created the following resource…
Awards…

Innovation in Teaching

25 Feb 202525 Feb 2025
Congratulations to our colleague, Suzanne Theucks, the 2025 winner of the Cromwell Award for Innovation in Teaching. Suzanne was recognized at the Birthday Convocation on February 21: Provost Kim presented…
Learning Communities

Learning Community: Exploring the “End Indoctrination in K-12 Education” Executive Order

7 Feb 2025
We are happy to sponsor with our colleagues in the Education Department a very timely learning community this semester. Exploring the "End Indoctrination in K-12 Education" Executive Order: Historical Precedents,…
Cromwell Fellowships

Cromwell Fellowships: 2025 applications

24 Jan 2025
Applications are now being accepted for the 2025-2027 cycle of Cromwell Fellowships. The purpose of the Cromwell Fellowships is to spark innovation, self-reflection, and continued development among the teaching faculty at Washington…
Learning Communities

Learning Community: Questioning AI

16 Jan 202512 Feb 2025
We are initiating a new Cromwell Learning Community this semester, "Questioning AI," to facilitate continuing discussions and readings on the topic of AI We'll browse some current books and research…
Inclusive Pedagogy…

Accessible and Inclusive Digital and Print Communication

14 Jan 202514 Jan 2025
Resources curated by the Washington College Diversity Committee.
Events

Spring 2025 CTL Preview

13 Jan 2025
The Cromwell Center for Teaching and Learning has planned for Spring 2025 a slate of continuing programs, discussions, and events that focus on building community, innovation, and inclusion in teaching…
Inclusive Pedagogy…

Annotating Our Syllabus

9 Jan 202515 Jan 2025
In the introductory materials and conversations we share with students in the opening days of our courses--call it our "syllabus" for shorthand--how are we introducing students into the course? That's…
Books…

Mind Over Monsters: Author conversation

11 Nov 202413 Jan 2025
Dr. Sara Rose Cavanagh | Senior Associate Director for Teaching and Learning, Simmons University Tuesday, December 3, 2024 | 4 – 5.30 pm Live Webinar and Q&A with the author…
Events…

In The News: Student Colloquium on Campus Free Expression

18 Oct 2024
News coverage of the Student Colloquium on Campus Free Expression, facilitated by PEN America and co-developed by the Cromwell Center for Teaching and Learning. Campus protests, political debate, classroom discussion,…
Inclusive Pedagogy…

Early Assessments, Scaffolding Assignments, and Pacing

7 Oct 20247 Oct 2024
Inclusive Practices to Support Student Success & Retention For the past several years, the Cromwell CTL has sponsored book clubs and workshops that focus on inclusive pedagogy. Some of our…
Awards

Distinguished Teaching: Emily Steinmetz

30 Aug 202430 Aug 2024
Chair of Anthropology & Archaeology, Associate Professor of Anthropology, and our co-director of the Cromwell Center for Teaching and Learning, Dr. Emily Steinmetz is the 2024 recipient of the Alumni…
Resources

Back to School Advice

15 Aug 202416 Aug 2024
Advice Guides from the Chronicle of Higher Education. Back to school Every fall we like to remind readers that The Chronicle offers a host of free advice guides written by teaching experts…
Events…

Student Colloquium on Campus Expression

13 Aug 202414 Aug 2024
In Fall 2024 Cromwell Center for Teaching and Learning continues its focus on inclusive freedom of expression on campus and its collaboration with PEN America. In January we facilitated with…
Inclusive Pedagogy…

Supporting Our Community During the Election

5 Aug 20246 Aug 2024
As we look ahead to fall semester, the 2024 presidential election looms large. While many college courses do not engage electoral politics directly, the election will certainly affect our campus…

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