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TRIAD and SAS OUE Teaching & Learning present at RALS 2025

Members from TRIAD, the School of Arts and Sciences’ Office of Undergraduate Education’s Teaching and Learning group (SAS OUE T&L), and an AY24-25 STEM Coordinators group facilitated by TRIAD and OUE T&L presented, moderated, and/or facilitated 6 sessions at RALS on May 22, 2025. Shared resources are available on the RALS 2025 website

In 2025, RALS attracted just over 100 participants, with a keynote seminar, keynote workshop, and 16 contributed sessions.

  • Panel: “Utilizing Classroom Strategies and Course Assignments to Develop Students’ Metacognitive Skills and Practices”
    • Panelists: Christine Altinis-Kiraz, Ana Paula Centeno, Chaz Ruggieri
    • Moderators: David Goldman & Mary Emenike
    • 15 participants
  • Panel: “Making Space for Active Learning”
    • Panelists: Cecilia Arias, Joseph Guadagni, Saiju Patel, Matt Sequin
    • Moderators: Eliz Blau & Pauline Carpenter
    • 10 participants
  • Workshop: Reliably Documenting Student Engagement and Instructor Activities in Undergraduate Learning Environments Using an Established Observation Protocols
    • Mary Emenike, Chaz Ruggieri, Marc Muniz
    • 24 participants
  • Workshop: Teaching Students to Become Better, More Active Learners
    • David Goldman & Jenny Yang
    • 50 participants
  • Presentation: Mini-Exams and PlayPosit Reviews for Improved Engagement in Learning and Mastery Development
    • Chaz Ruggieri
    • 15 participants
  • Presentation: Bridging Research and Practice: How SoTL Strengthens Active Learning
    • Crystal Quillen & Mary Emenike
    • 15 participants