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CALL to Launch DC Semester Program
CALL to Launch DC Semester Program By Caleigh Keating, Senior Sports Editor Georgetown University’s Capitol Applied Learning Labs (CALL) will launch a new
Listening from the Heart
A new educational program promotes empathy through stories of shared humanity The Red House collaborated with The Center for
Red House Hosts Liberating the Classroom Book Talk
On Friday, January 24th, the Red House hosted Dr. Tessa Hicks Peterson to discuss her new book, Liberating the
Red House Hosts Swiss Delegation
Red House Hosts Delegation of Swiss Higher Education Leaders October 3, 2024 Blog, News On Thursday, October 3rd, the
Teaching, Learning, and Innovation Summer Institute 2024
On May 20–22, the Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship (CNDLS) hosted the annual Teaching, Learning &
The Future of Learning and AI: A Speculative Animation
To view the animation, visit the link on youtube here. As we look towards the future of education, there
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CALL to Launch DC Semester Program
CALL to Launch DC Semester Program By Caleigh Keating, Senior Sports Editor Georgetown University’s Capitol Applied Learning Labs (CALL) will launch a new “D.C.
Listening from the Heart
A new educational program promotes empathy through stories of shared humanity The Red House collaborated with The Center for New
3 Questions on ‘Architecture of the Unexpected: Beyond the Learning Paradigm’
A conversation with Randy Bass on his chapter in Recentering Learning. By Joshua Kim , Maggie Debelius and Edward J. Maloney This conversation is
Giving college students a post-grad financial roadmap
At a time when adults are juggling more complex financial responsibilities, such as credit card debt, student loans, and rent
A Move to Bring Freelancing to College Education
Randall Bass, vice president for strategic education initiatives at Georgetown University, knows students who have gigs of all kinds—but they
Mental health has a “month.” So what?
By Kate Woodsome May 15, 2024 In the late 1800s, a Yale University graduate named Clifford Beers was hoping to escape the
