Morning session I:

“Consent: It's not just for sex-ed! A proposal for consent based pedagogy”

 Location: 10:15 - 10:35 AM - Room: SP 206

Presenter(s): Alyshia Galvez, Professor - Department of Latin American and Latino Studies.

Keyword(s): Consent, hierarchy, pedagogy, trauma-informed pedagogy, decolonization.

“Hidden Strengths: Social Work Students Highlighting Stories of Resistance from the Profession's History”

Location: 10:35 - 10:55 AM - Room: SP 206

Presenter(s): Sara Kotzin, Assistant Professor - Department of Social Work

Keyword(s): Experiential learning, interdisciplinary, antiracist pedagogy, open-source.

“Student Leadership as a Pathway to Equity & Advancing Social Justice through Experiential Learning”

Location: 10:15 - 11:00 AM - Room: SP 233

Presenter(s): Suzette Ramsundar, Director of Campus Life - Division of Student Affairs

Keyword(s): Student Leadership, Equity & Inclusion, Social Justice, Experiential Learning, Advocacy & Civic Engagement, Institutional Change Community Impact

“Empowering Students through Faculty-Driven Assessment and the Student Learning Experience”

Location: 10:15 - 11:00 AM - Room: MUS 306

Presenter(s): Devrim Yavuz, Associate Professor - Department of Sociology; Elin Waring, Professor - Department of Sociology; Jaye Jones, Director of Student Support Services Programs - Division of Student Affairs; and Donald Sutherland, Assessment & Institutional Effectiveness Manager - Strategic Planning, Assessment & Institutional Research (SPAIR)

Keyword(s): Assessment, Discipline-Specific Learning Goals, General Education, Closing Gaps in Cultural Capital and College preparedness.

“Excellence in Action: How Bronx Eats Builds a Healthier Community through Food Access and Education”

Location: 11:15 AM, MUS 306

Presenter(s): Gail Schorsch, Founder/Director - Bronx Eats, Inc.

Keyword(s): Food insecurity, Community health, Food access, Nutrition education, Holistic approach, Farmers markets, EBT & Health Bucks, Cooking demos, Sustainability, Behavior change, Partnerships, Community impact.

“One Book One Bronx: Building Equity in Literacy through Community Space”

Location: 11:30 AM, MUS 306

Presenter(s): Ron Kavanaugh, Executive Director - The Literary Freedom Project.

Keyword(s): equity, literary arts, community, culture, critical thinking.

“Worries and Whiskey: The Joyful Experience of Traveling with Students”

Location: 11:45 AM, MUS 306

Presenter(s): Teresita Levy, Chair and Associate Professor, Latin American and Latino Studies and Executive Director, IPCE (moderator) - Department of Latin American and Latino Studies.

Keyword(s): Faculty-led study abroad, engaged learning, transformative learning.

“Job Tension in Academic Staff: Early Findings”

Location: 11:15 AM, East Dining Room (EDR)

Presenter(s): Cynthia Cruger, Lehman Graduate Student - Organizational Leadership, Development and Change Program, School of Education.

Keyword(s): Leadership, community, student support, equity.

“Listening to Learn / Learning to Listen: Using Sonic Media for Transformative Learning”

Location: 11:30 AM, East Dining Room (EDR)

Presenter(s): Agustina Checa, Assistant Professor - Department of Mathematics.

Key word(s): Transformative Learning, Experiential Learning, Embodied Cognition, Critical Listening, Sensory Pedagogy, Active Learning, Equity and Accessibility.

“Support for English Language Learners Entering the Healthcare Workforce”

Location: 11:45 AM, East Dining Room (EDR)

Presenter(s): Landon Randolph, Instructor, ESL Teacher - NCLEX Program for Counseling, Leadership, Literacy & Special Education & Office of Campus Life.

Keyword(s): Accessibility, Language Learning, Communication and Intercultural Barriers.

“Transforming my Prison Narratives class through the HistoryMakers Digital Archive”

Locations: 12:15 - 12:35 PM - Room: SP 206

Presenter(s): Anne Rice, Associate Professor - Africana Studies; Acting Director - Women's and Gender Studies

Keyword(s): Transformative Learning; Trauma-Informed Pedagogy, Equity.

“Letting Students Take the Lead: Flexible Final Projects for Real-World Impact”

Location: 12:15 - 1:00 PM - Room: MUS 306

Presenter(s): Marjorine Henriquez-Castillo, Doctoral Lecturer - Department of Psychology

Keyword(s): Student-Centered Learning, Real-World Application, Community Engagement, Critical Thinking, Multimodal Learning, Flexible Assignments

“Advancing Health Equity in the Bronx through a Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration to Build The Capacity of Middle and High School Education”

Location: 10:15 - 11:00 AM - Room: SP 223

Presenter(s): Maria-Isabel Roldos, Associate Professor, CUNY CIHE Director - HEAT; Tiffany DeJaynes, Director of the Center for School-College Collaboratives, Associate Professor of English Education - School of Education; Dr. Judith Aponte, Associate Professor and Community/Public Health Nursing Program Director - School of Health Sciences, Human Services and Nursing; Paulina Mohamend-Ocasio, Program Director of STEAM Education - School of Education; and Peta-Gaye Williams, Principal Marie Curie High Highschool

Keyword(s): Interdisciplinary collaboration, Health Professions, Middle- High School-College pathways

Afternoon session I:

“A Community-Based Curriculum to Empower Youth on Environmental Justice And Organizing in The South Bronx”

Location: 2:45 - 1:05 PM - Room: MUS - 306

Presenter(s): Elia Machado, Associate Professor - Department of Earth, Environmental, and Geospatial Sciences (EEGS)

Keyword(s): Community Organizing, Environmental Justice, Community-Based Curriculum Development, South Bronx

“The Intersection Between Teacher Education and Community Access: Who Owns Our Schools?”

Location: 1:05 - 1:25 PM - Room: MUS - 306

Presenter(s): Kimberly Vanderbilt - Assistant Professor, Coordinator - ECCE; Yasmin Morales-Alexander - Associate Professor, Deputy Chair - ECCE; Jennifer Collett, Associate Professor, Coordinator - ECCE; Michele Washington, Lecturer, Coordinator - ECCE.

Keyword(s): Early Childhood, Childhood, Student Teaching, Leadership, Community Engagement, Family Engagement, Community/School Partnerships.

“Advancing Employment Equity: Integrating Industry Credential into Academic Pathways”

Location: 2:45 - 3:30 PM - Room: SP 223

Presenter(s): Kimberly Kendall, Interim Dean - School of Continuing and Professional Studies

Keyword(s): Employment Equity; Industry Certificates; Experiential Learning

“Visual Culture and Engaged Learning: Teaching HyField Courses in Puerto Rico”

Location: 2:45 - 3:30 PM - Room: East Dining Room (EDR)

Presenter(s): Magdalena Sagardia, Lecturer - Department of Latin American and Latino Studies; Teresita Levy, Chair and Associate Professor, Executive Director/IPCE - Department of Latin American and Latino Studies; Marcia Gerardino, Gabriel Bencosme, and Katherine Shy - Lehman Students; and Michelle Velez - Lehman Staff Member

Keyword(s): Engaged learning, study abroad, hyfield courses, interdisciplinary studies.