Dr. Scanlon (she/her) is an assistant professor in residence at the University Connecticut and a founding steering committee member of the American Physical Society’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Alliance (APS-IDEA).  Her guest workshop will focus on concrete ways to implement UDL in STEM classes.    Erin, a Michigan Tech graduate, holds a B.S. and M.S. in physics and a PhD in Developmental Education with an emphasis in developmental mathematics.   In addition to teaching introductory physics courses, she researches ways to move the physics community toward being more diverse, equitable, inclusive, and socially just, with particular emphasis on changing social structures to support disabled people.  Participants will be asked to do some pre-work  (a short video and some teaching practice reflection).  In person attendance is encouraged for this interactive workshop, but attendance via Zoom is an option, and the session will be recorded.  Don't miss this opportunity to  learn practical tips from a UDL expert who knows Michigan Tech!

This event will be in the East Reading Room of the Van Pelt Library