This panel of BMCC faculty will discuss strategies to help students use discipline-based knowledge to make informed decisions that reflect humane social, ethical, and aesthetic values. The panel is part of a pedagogical strategies series organized as part of the “Cultivating Global Competencies in a Diverse World” initiative.
Panelists
Professor Jill Strauss (Speech, Communication, and Theatre Arts)
Professor Christopher Jackson (Speech, Communication, and Theatre Arts)
Professor Mahatapa Palit (Business Management)
Professor Sahana Sen (Business Management)
Professor Christine Farias (Social Sciences, Human Services and Criminal Justice)
Professor Bettina Berch (Social Sciences, Human Services and Criminal Justice)
“Cultivating Global Competencies in a Diverse World” is an NEH-funded interdisciplinary professional development and curriculum enhancement project that aims to universally infuse global competencies into BMCC’s humanities course offerings. Modeled after the successful implementation of the WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum) programs at BMCC, our project considers global competencies as one of the essential high impact skills our students must possess to be competitive in the 21st. century global economy.
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