November 2019
Navigating higher education as a first-generation college students can be challenging. Becoming faculty and identifying as first-gen adds a contextual layer to the higher education journey that must be discussed and explored!
Dr. Katelyn Dahlke is a postdoctoral research associate in the Gene and Linda Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering.
Your WSU colleagues have some exciting ideas to share! Hear from a panel about successful implementation of simple changes to make a big impact. Every faculty panel will include perspectives of varying disciplines and offer a 30-minute open lab following the workshop for you to incorporate panel ideas into your own course.
uest Speaker, Dr. Maria Chavez will address the importance of inclusive pedagogies and responsiveness to first-generation college students.
Join us as we discuss protected speech in the context of higher education, as presented by WSU Assistant Attorney General, Nathan Deen.
Daniel Molina earned his Bachelor’s Degree and Master’s Degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Costa Rica.