by Alin Vrancila, Rob Hildebrand, and Renee Duffy
Multnomah University Talks (MU Talks) is an intentional space of intersection between the world of Academia and the world we all live in. Join us as we wrestle with complex phenomena, bring forth various experts from the Academic space, and share our own challenges. Created by Alin Vrancila, Renee Duffy, and Rob Hildebrand.
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May 10, 2023
<p>In this captivating episode of MU Talks, join hosts Alin Vrancila and Renee Duffy as they delve into the intriguing topic of how learning has changed over the years. Joined by esteemed guests, Dr. Jessica Taylor and Becca Jones from Multnomah University, this thought-provoking conversation explores the dynamic landscape of education and unveils the transformative shifts that have shaped the way we learn today.</p> <p>Together we'll discuss the rise of online learning platforms, and the growing emphasis on personalized and adaptive learning approaches. We also also reflect on the changing role of educators and the vital importance of fostering critical thinking and creativity in the modern classroom. With their diverse perspectives and rich experiences, Dr. Taylor and Becca Jones provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities that have arisen in the ever-evolving world of education.</p>
May 10, 2023
<p>In this enlightening episode of MU Talks, co-hosts Alin Vrancila and Renee Duffy join forces with the incredibly insightful Ruben Alvarado, an esteemed guest and prominent advocate for inclusive education. Together, they embark on a riveting exploration into the fascinating realms of curiosity and its profound impact on the way we learn.</p> <p>Join us as we dive deep into the captivating world of human curiosity, unravelling its hidden potential as a catalyst for growth, discovery, and innovation. Ruben Alvarado shares his remarkable experiences working with disabled individuals, shedding light on the power of inclusive learning environments. Through engaging anecdotes and thought-provoking discussions, we unveil the transformative effect of curiosity-driven education, ensuring no one is left behind.</p>
May 10, 2023
<p>In this captivating episode of MU Talks, hosts Alin Vrancila and Renee Duffy dive deep into the dynamic interplay between classroom-based education and the vast realm of learning opportunities beyond its walls. Joined by esteemed guests, Dr. Greg Burch, a renowned professor of Global Development, and Kailani West, a recent Multnomah University graduate from the same program, we explore how the collaboration between in-classroom and out-of-classroom learning experiences can unlock a new level of educational growth and holistic development.</p> <p>Together, we embark on a thought-provoking journey, unraveling the ways in which formal instruction and informal learning environments synergize to shape well-rounded individuals. From collaborative projects and community engagement to real-world applications of theoretical concepts, we examine the transformative potential that emerges when classroom knowledge is integrated with practical experiences. Through insightful discussions and personal anecdotes, our guests shed light on the power of cooperation between educational settings, highlighting how this symbiotic relationship nurtures critical thinking, fosters creativity, and nurtures a sense of global citizenship.</p>
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Multnomah University Talks (MU Talks) is an intentional space of intersection between the world of Academia and the world we all live in. Join us as we wrestle with complex phenomena, bring forth various experts from the Academic space, and share our own challenges.
Created by Alin Vrancila, Renee Duffy, and Rob Hildebrand.
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