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ResEdChat Ep 6: DaVaughn Vincent-Bryan on Using Food and Cooking for Student Engagement

Roompact

In this episode of Roompact's ResEdChat, co-hosts Paul and Camille talk with DaVaughn Vincent-Bryan from the University of Pittsburgh about his experiences using food and cooking with intentionality to enhance student engagement, learning, and community.

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New Report Outlines How Community Colleges Can Help Reduce Students’ Food and Housing Insecurity

Higher Education Today

Read more » The post New Report Outlines How Community Colleges Can Help Reduce StudentsFood and Housing Insecurity appeared first on Higher Education Today. In CCCSE’s.

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Going back to the FUN-damentals of learning

Teaching Matters Student Engagement

In this post, Kali Muhly-Alexander reflects on her learning experiences at the University and why the University needs to be creating a curriculum that includes multiple avenues to students’ success.

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16 Fun College Orientation Activities & Icebreakers to Encourage Student Engagement in 2022!

Campus Groups

16 Fun College Orientation Ideas to Encourage Student Engagement in 2022 For many students, college orientation can be their first experience on their own. 15) Cafeteria cook-off Incorporate food and competition into your Welcome Week programming! Students will eat it up, literally. ? The obstacle?

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Diversity, Equity and Student Success Conference Plots Agenda for the Future

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

In his speech titled, "From Mirage to Oasis: The Role of Higher Education in Advancing Opportunity for All," Baston noted that food and housing insecurity and access to the internet, are among the litany of challenges that continue to serve as barriers to student success. In the opening keynote to the conference, Dr. Michael A.

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Creating Safe Spaces: Future Teachers of Color Summit

The Scholarly Teacher

While not ideal, it meant we did not have to fund transportation and food and had more funds to compensate presenters. For planning purposes, we utilized our personal and professional networks to secure presenters, and our pre-service BIPOC leaders in our student-led Teacher Education Diversity Organization (TEDO) were session facilitators.

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Support for first-year students may be key this fall. Here are 4 ways to ensure you’re ready

University Business

Of the 104 colleges and universities Trellis Company surveyed for its Fall 2021 Student Financial Wellness Survey , 91 had at least one food pantry available for students experiencing food insecurity. However, 62% of students were unaware their institution had one; of this group, 42% were reportedly food-insecure.