This workshop will explore the diversity of identities of students in our classrooms and learning environments. Through interactive discussions on research data from existing literature, we will examine the implications of these diverse identities and their intersectionality on how students learn, how instructors teach, and how we interact with students in and out of the classroom. Together, we will consider complex issues such as cultural capital, implicit associations, microaggression, mindsets, social comparison, and stereotype threat, as we draw on literature examples from different… Read more about Diversity of Student Identities: Implications for Learning and Teaching

A complex research project in another country is never easy, and recent political and military developments have made it more complicated. Many faculty directing such projects are concerned about such matters as:

• Travel restrictions
• Visa and immigration uncertainties
• Safeguarding devices and the data that are stored on them
• Working with academic and government colleagues and hosts
• Business operations: hiring researchers or staff, accessing cash, sending equipment or samples across borders, etc.

If you have questions, come get up-to-… Read more about Doing Research Abroad in Challenging Times

The Office of Faculty Development & Diversity hosts informal lunches for tenure track faculty throughout the academic year. These lunches are designed to provide an opportunity for tenure track faculty to have an informal discussion with Senior Vice Provost Judith Singer and connect with other faculty from across the University.  

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Join us for a special faculty night at the Harvard Art Museums to meet Martha Tedeschi, the new Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director, visit the new… Read more about Faculty Night at the Harvard Art Museums