Tuesday, April 10: Special lecture
Jennifer A. Lindholm, Ph.D.
"Examining the "Interior" Aspects of Undergraduate Teaching and Learning"
3:15 - 4:30 PM, Baker Hall 154R
Dr. Lindholm will talk about the origins and goals of the Higher Education Research Institute (HERI) project described below, highlight selected findings, and address implications for undergraduate education, inviting
perspecives and questions from those in attendance.
(jlindhol@ucla.edu)
perspecives and questions from those in attendance.
(jlindhol@ucla.edu)
Jennifer A. Lindholm is the Project Director for "Spirituality in Higher Education: A National Study of College Students' Search for Meaning and Purpose." |
What is the level and intensity of spiritual experiences among today’s college students? How are spiritual searching and behavior changing on campus? And what does this mean for higher education institutions and students?
These important questions are being investigated through a multi-year research project that assesses and tracks the spiritual growth of students during their undergraduate college years.
What is the level and intensity of spiritual experiences among today’s college students? How are spiritual searching and behavior changing on campus? And what does this mean for higher education institutions and students?
These important questions are being investigated through a multi-year research project that assesses and tracks the spiritual growth of students during their undergraduate college years.
Dr. Lindholm's research focuses primarily on the structural and cultural dimensions of academic work; the career development, work experiences, and professional behavior of college and university faculty; and issues related to institutional change within colleges and universities.
April 14, Saturday
Special Event : Poverty Simulation,
Hosted by TechBridgeWorld in collaboration with Pittsburgh Social Venture Partners
and the Heinz School’s Institute for Social Innovation
Time: Saturday, April 14, 2007, from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Location: Newell-Simon Hall Atrium, Carnegie Mellon University, 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Cost: Free
Contact: Sarah Belousov, TechBridgeWorld
Refreshments served after event
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