Name: Teaching Georgetown’s History of Slavery, Memory and Reconciliation
Start: 2024-05-22T10:30:00-0400
End: 2024-05-22T11:45:00-0400

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Teaching Georgetown’s History of Slavery, Memory and Reconciliation

Join the faculty creators of the new teaching site Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation at Georgetown, a Canvas course created to support Georgetown faculty who want to teach about the University's slaveholding history and its legacies. Adam Rothman, Bernie Cook, and Mary Beth Corrigan (Curator for Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation) will join David Ebenbach and Molly Chehak of CNDLS to demonstrate and contextualize the site. Together, we will explore possibilities for using the site in your teaching. The group will also discuss how the site may be used to support the new 1-credit Core Requirement in Race, Power and Justice at Georgetown (which launches in Fall 2024 for new incoming students).

Speakers

Teaching, Learning & Innovation Summer Institute

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Adam Rothman

Bernie Cook

Mary Beth Corrigan

David Ebenbach

Molly Chehak

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