Trauma-Informed Teaching and Learning

What does it mean to take a trauma-informed approach to teaching and learning? Why is this especially important now? How can we apply trauma-informed approaches to our interactions with students and colleagues? Educator, researcher, and author Dr. Janice Carello led a two day institute and shared a wealth of insight and resources. See some of her resources and research here. More materials from the Institute will be available very soon. To find out more about trauma-informed teaching and learning at ETSU, visit the Institute website.

Write Your Story in (Blue + Gold = Green) Sustainable Appalachia Friday January 15, 2-4PM What is going on in the community? This session will discuss what it means to engage with the community. Our goal will be to discuss community engagement in the Appalachian Highlands region and beyond. Guest speaker Dr. Audrey Depelteau will talk about entrepreneurship and the ETSU Innovation Lab. Our second guest speaker, Catelyn Schlowinski, will talk about integrating sustainability conversations into her Comprehensive Waste Management and Recycling initiatives, and community education programs in smaller regions and tourist communities.  More Info Registration

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