Mt. SAC Vault: Centering Students While Disrupting Inequity With Dr. Regina Stanback Stroud Episode 192
The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
Release Date: 02/20/2024
Happy Holidays From The Mt. SAC Podcast!
The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
All of us at the Mt. SAC Podcast - we wish you a very Happy Holidays! We're going to be taking a little break until January, but we have over 200 episodes for you to browse and catch up on over the break, including six great episodes from this past semester. Catch up on Season 9:
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Regular and Substantive Interaction: Enhancing Online Teaching & Learning Episode 207
The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
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Crafting An Intentional Land Acknowledgement at Mt. SAC with Primavera Reza-Nakonechny & Alisa Ciulla Episode 206
The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
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Creating Student Impact: The First People’s Native Center Episode 205
The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
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Empowering Students: Constitution Day and the Importance of Voting with Kelly Rivera Episode 204
The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
Each September 17th the Geography and Political Science Department hosts a campus-wide event to highlight Constitution Day. This year, a student and alumna of the Mt. SAC Forensic program debated on forced choice voting, and a panel of faculty presented on election-related topics including the current issues motivating the political party bases, political communication, the psychology of polarization, how state election laws vary, and the California proposition process, as well as how to become a more informed voter. In this episode we hear from students who attended the...
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The Right To Read: The Role Of Libraries with Monika Chavez & Chisa Uyeki Episode 203
The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
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The Right To Read with Isabel Quintero, Banned-Book Author Episode 202
The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
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The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
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The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
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Turning On The Lights - Empowering Students with the Learning Culture with Inspired Teaching Day Keynote Rafael Alvarez, SDCC Mesa Program Director Episode 199
The Mt. San Antonio College Podcast
Is there a secret to cultivating student success? In this episode we delve deep into the transformative power of the learning culture in higher education. Inspired Teaching Day keynote, Rafael Alvarez, SDCC Mesa Program Director, shares insights on fostering a mindset for learning, implementing strategies for success, and empowering students through the learning culture revolution. Join us as we explore the impact, challenges, and successes of incorporating the learning culture to enhance student experiences and drive equitable participation in education. Rafael shares stories of...
info_outlineWhat do students of color need? The work of addressing inequity consistently, the consistent challenging of ourselves and our colleagues, and the creation of programs, classrooms and environments that foster: belonging, validation, support networks and cultural affirmation.
This quote is taken from this year's Fall Flex Day's keynote Dr. Regina Stanback Stroud, which she shared during her presentation called "Centering Students While Disrupting Inequity".
This is only ONE piece of the multifaceted discussion Dr. Stroud shared during her keynote. Even if you caught this event live, listening again will only allow you to better absorb, process and apply even more of what Dr. Stroud shares within this imperative discussion. Enjoy.
Run Time: 55 min, 23 sec
To find the full transcript for this episode, click HERE