Dr. Jessie Brown presented at the North Dakota Counseling Association’s Annual Conference on February 10. She presented original research regarding client’s lived experiences with the therapeutic alliance in substance abuse treatment.
David Kupferman, School of Teaching and Learning, gave a presentation titled “Détournement: Getting Students to Think about ‘High’ Theory Using Kitsch and Low Theory” on February 8 at the STAR Symposium. Dr. Kupferman’s presentation focused on the method of détournement, a form of refashioning objects and themes in the social imaginary, often in the form of kitsch, to other ends, […]
Dr. Courtney LaLonde and Dr. Belma Sadikovic recently presented a session titled Creating Collaborative Learning Communities in Asynchronous Courses at the STAR Symposium. Drs. LaLonde and Sadikovic shared their framework for fostering collaboration and active learning in online asynchronous courses. Through systematic planning that focuses on faculty-faculty, faculty-student, and student-student interaction, they described key elements of synchronous instruction that they […]
Juror Douglas Fitch selected Brad Bachmeier’s wheel-thrown, burnished and saggar-fired ceramic and reed-woven vessel entitled “Sannoo Kota (Basket-rim)” for inclusion in the Art of Clay National Juried Show at the North Carolina Pottery Center. The exhibit runs from March 3 – June 15, 2019 and accompanies the North Carolina Potters Conference. Exhibit Details: http://ncpotterycenter.org/artofclay2019/
Keri DeSutter, School of Teaching and Learning, presented at the Council for Exceptional Children Conference in Indianapolis, Ind. Her presentation was titled Common Challenges and Problem-Solving Techniques for Facilitating IEP Meetings. The presentation was part of an on-going research project being completed in collaboration with Dr. Stephenson Beck, Chair of Communication Department, North Dakota State University. The presentation was part […]