Pedagogies of Place Workshop – Faculty Projects
Last June, CETLL held a three-day workshop, “Pedagogies of Place: a faculty development workshop about teaching in Queens.”
This workshop brought 28 QC faculty members together to deepen our understanding of the place we call Queens, as a campus and as a set of communities and neighborhoods. Drawing from interdisciplinary approaches to place-based education and pedagogies of writing, we explored how critical and reflective engagement with our local contexts can inform our teaching practices. All faculty participants worked on a teaching-related project that actively engages with local context in some form.
CETLL is delighted to share the pedagogical materials developed by the Pedagogies of Place workshop participants, available as a collection on our CUNY Academic Commons workshop site under “Faculty Projects”. https://teachqueens.commons.gc.cuny.edu/
- Kayla Cato-Piersaint (Africana Studies)
Local Activism, National Movements: Civil Rights Movements in Queens - Juan L. Rodriguez Aponte (Anthropology)
Representing and Rethinking Language and Community Life in Queens - Chihiro Shibata (Anthropology)
Observing and Recording Behavioral Data on Local Wildlife - Jennifer Geskie (Educational and Community Programs)
Early Intervention (EI) in the Community - Line A. Saint-Hilaire (Elementary and Early Childhood Education)
Exploring Cultural Diversity in Queens - Andrea Efthymiou (English)
Engaging with the Archives to Engage with Our Communities - Caroline K. Hong (English)
Assignment Prompt: Presentation on the Arts in New York City - Hillary Miller (English)
Living Photograph Project in Queens - Lee Norton (English)
Queens: an Urban Palimpsest - Kate Schnur (English)
English 130: Writing About the Literature of Queens (Essay Sequence) - Victoria Tomasulo (English)
ENG 101: Profiling Places in Queens - Amanda Torres (English)
First-Year Writing Collaborative Queens Zine - L Torres (English)
The Biographical Interview - Johnathan Thayer (Graduate School of Library and Information Studies)
Local and Community History – Ten Blocks - Peter Conolly-Smith (History)
Place, History, and Memory: New York City’s World’s Fairs in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park - Kara Schlichting (History)
The Social History of Queens and Brooklyn Research Project - Sara Hinojos (Media Studies)
Creating an Ofrenda - Ash Marinaccio (Media Studies)
Queens College Paranormal Investigation - Claudia Calì (Aaron Copland School of Music)
Place, Space, and Landscape: Discovering Queens through Community Music and Performing Arts - David Goldberg (Physics)
Energy and the Environment: A Personal Impact Study - Jorge A. Alves (Political Science + Latin American and Latino Studies Program)
Global Development Theories at Your Doorstep - Claudia Brumbaugh (Psychology)
Dimensions of Queens Culture / The Personality of Queens - Shonelle George (Psychology)
Queens Mindscapes: A Digital Field Research Project - Kirk Persaud (Psychology)
Lab Report: The Effects of Air Quality on Cognition - Dwayne Baker (Urban Studies)
Analyzing Large-Scale Infrastructure Projects: The Case of Willets Point in Queens - Padmini Biswas (Urban Studies)
Global Cities, Public Memories - Natalie Vena (Urban Studies)
Environmental Justice and Warehouse Pollution in New York City

