Faculty Perspectives on Race for Teaching and Learning

Presenter

Darcy Fimch, Belmont UniversityFollow
Nancy Riley, Belmont UniversityFollow
Gideon Park, Belmont UniversityFollow
Douglas Crews, Belmont UniversityFollow

Document Type

Video Recording

Presentation Date

Winter 1-21-2022

Abstract

During 2021, many Belmont faculty members participated in Teaching Center reading groups with the books How to Be An Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi and Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning by Cathy Park Hong. For this Zoom presentation, we will have a panel of Belmont faculty members who participated in 2021 reading groups using these books. After brief presentations from each, the panelists will engage us in conversation and dialogue regarding ideas from their reading and discussions of the books that we can explore for our courses and with our students.

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In partnership with the Martin Luther King Week Events Committee

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Recommended Citation

Fimch, Darcy; Riley, Nancy; Park, Gideon; and Crews, Douglas, "Faculty Perspectives on Race for Teaching and Learning" (2022). Lunch Discussions. 8.
https://repository.belmont.edu/tc_lunch/8