CTLT – What I Learned in Class Today Renewed Project: Faculty Perspectives Film Panel

The UBC Okanagan Centre for Teaching and Learning is proud to promote the UBC Vancouver Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology (CTLT) events to our Okanagan instructors.

The renewed What I Learned In Class Today project recently published two Faculty Perspectives videos that continue the work begun with the Students Speak video in the late 2000s. Join us for a panel discussion with student, staff, and faculty representatives on Indigenous engagement across the University focusing on what it means to do this work with care. Dr. Dory Nason will moderate a conversation around key themes from the WILICT films including cultivating a positive classroom climate, the need for administrative change, equal distribution of labour in responding to the 2020 Indigenous Strategic Plan, and more.

Panelists: 

• Dr. Patricia Barkaskas, Barrister & Solicitor, Academic Director, Indigenous Community Legal Clinic; Associate Professor of Teaching, Peter A. Allard School of Law
• Laura Beaudry, Indigenous Councillor and Second-year Law Student
• Dr. Tricia Logan, Head of Research and Engagement, Residential School History & Dialogue Centre; Assistant Professor UBC School of Information
• Dr. Dory Nason (moderator), Associate Professor, Institute of Critical Indigenous Studies & The Social Justice Institute
• Dr. Paige Raibmon, Professor & Graduate Advisor, Department of History
• Adina Williams, Community Liaison, Indigenous Research Support Initiative

 

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