Beloved Community Charlottesville will share several locally produced history videos created through a community‑engaged process. Faculty and staff will learn how ethical partnership and community feedback shaped the films and explore ways to use them in courses.
This session will highlight student projects and explore how similar justice‑focused, data‑informed work can be incorporated into teaching.
Explore how reading works in your discipline, clarify your goals for students’ reading, and create an activity or assignment to support those goals.
Explore examples of well-designed Canvas courses from UVA faculty across Grounds, highlighting practical approaches to transparency, belonging, and accessibility.
Discover strategies and tools for designing engaging, interactive, and accessible online learning materials.
Learn more about serving as a 2026-2027 teaching consultant.
Join Rachel Spraker for an overview of the new Community Excellence Faculty Fellowship, a cohort-based program supporting community‑engaged research and teaching at UVA. The session will outline eligibility, proposal expectations, cohort activities, timelines, and include time for Q&A and project discussion.
Leave with practical facilitation tools and renewed confidence in fostering classrooms grounded in shared responsibility, emancipatory agency, and transformative learning.
Create rubrics aligned with learning objectives to support constructive and meaningful feedback in Gradescope.
Everyday objects often tell world-spanning stories of human effort, ingenuity, and improvidence.