<event>
   <title>DEISJ Teaching Circle</title>
   <timestamp>
      <start>2025-02-13T11:00:00</start>
      <end>2025-02-13T12:00:00</end>
   </timestamp>
   <date>
      <start>
         <timestamp>2025-02-13</timestamp>
         <dateShort>2/13/25</dateShort>
         <dateLong>February 13, 2025</dateLong>
         <allDay>false</allDay>
      </start>
   </date><time>
      <start>
         <format24>11:00</format24>
         <format12>11:00 AM</format12>
      </start>
      <end>
         <format24>12:00</format24>
         <format12>12:00 PM</format12>
      </end></time><location>
      <building>
         <value>greenley-library</value>
         <display>Greenley Library</display>
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      </building>
      <room>Greenley 206</room>
   </location>
   <hiddenFromCalendar>false</hiddenFromCalendar>
   <status>active</status>
   <contact>
      <name>Jennifer Jaiswal</name>
      <email>jaiswaja@farmingdale.edu</email>
      <phone>934-420-5775</phone>
   </contact>
   <image>
      <url>https://www.farmingdale.edu/images/placeholder/fsc-event-header-1110x380.jpg</url>
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   <description>This workshop is designed for faculty who have taught or plan to teach DEISJ or *D
      designated courses. We will share best practices for framing the purpose of DEISJ
      courses for students in order to manage potential pushback on more challenging topics.
      We will also discuss community-building strategies for DEISJ courses, such as engaging
      icebreakers, pedagogy of care reflections, and how to utilize Brightspace for community
      building in online courses.This workshop is designed for faculty who have taught or
      plan to teach DEISJ or *D designated courses. We will share best practices for framing
      the purpose of DEISJ courses for students in order to manage potential pushback on
      more challenging topics. We will also discuss community-building strategies for DEISJ
      courses, such as engaging icebreakers, pedagogy of care reflections, and how to utilize
      Brightspace for community building in online courses.This workshop is designed for
      faculty who have taught or plan to teach DEISJ or *D designated courses. We will share
      best practices for framing the purpose of DEISJ courses for students in order to manage
      potential pushback on more challenging topics. We will also discuss community-building
      strategies for DEISJ courses, such as engaging icebreakers, pedagogy of care reflections,
      and how to utilize Brightspace for community building in online courses.</description>
   <tags>
      <tag>facultycenter</tag>
   </tags>
</event>