Registration for the ninth annual Global Citizenship Collaboratory on May 21-22 is now open. Faculty, students and academic partners are invited to visit the Collaboratory website and to register now. 

The annual Collaboratory provides a space for the Webster community to share research, collaborate across disciplines, strengthen assessment practices, and explore new directions related to teaching and learning. 

This year’s Collaboratory theme, “Turning Over Stones: Uncovering Opportunities for Student Success” invites the Webster community to consider emerging pathways that support student success, enhance integrative learning, and improve retention.

Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in sessions such as:

• The Joys and Rigors of Teaching the First Year Seminar
• Safe Zone: Cultivating an Inclusive Community
• An Introduction to Using Recent Graduate Voices in Our Work
• Global Learning: Opportunities and Challenges
• Teaching and Assessing Critical Thinking and Quantitative Literacy
• Meet the Artist Lecture Series as a Learning Platform to Integrate the Arts Across the Undergraduate Curriculum in Geneva
• Learning Happens Everywhere: Student Perspectives on Integrative Learning Outside the Classroom
• Get a Piece of the P.I.E.: Problem-Based, Integrative Education at Webster
• Office Hours Outside the Office: A Practice that Supports Student Motivation
• Mapping, Modeling, and Reflecting: Self-Growth across the Undergraduate Experience
• Assessment: What Counts as Data?
• Updates on resources and opportunities from across our network