July 28, 2023 | 10 – 11:30 a.m. PT
$15
Meet the Instructor
Cassie Whitt, PhD
Assistant Professor
Eastern Kentucky University
Dr. Cassie Whitt (she/her/hers) is a social psychologist and Assistant Professor of Psychology at Eastern Kentucky University. An advocate for inclusive, engaging pedagogy, her teaching is principally guided by a concept known as anagnorisis. It is a Greek term that means “a change from ignorance to knowledge.” In many ways, her goals as both a scientist and an educator align with anagnorisis. She encourages her students to seek truth about the social world in which they live, recognizing that a central objective in doing so is to facilitate the transformative process of shifting from ignorance – about ourselves and other people – to critical understanding.
Assistant Professor
Eastern Kentucky University
Dr. Cassie Whitt (she/her/hers) is a social psychologist and Assistant Professor of Psychology at Eastern Kentucky University. An advocate for inclusive, engaging pedagogy, her teaching is principally guided by a concept known as anagnorisis. It is a Greek term that means “a change from ignorance to knowledge.” In many ways, her goals as both a scientist and an educator align with anagnorisis. She encourages her students to seek truth about the social world in which they live, recognizing that a central objective in doing so is to facilitate the transformative process of shifting from ignorance – about ourselves and other people – to critical understanding.
Workshop Overview
More information to come!
Cassie Whitt, PhD
Assistant Professor
Western Kentucky University
What You'll Learn:
Best practices for engaging students with video projects, such as peer collaboration and feedback
Ways to incorporate video projects into your existing curriculum
Practical tips and tools for creating video projects that are engaging for students
"I loved the timeliness of the topics and the speakers' expertise! The discussions in the chat were awesome as people exchanged ideas and added to the presentation!"
Harriette Richard, PhD (Former Event Attendee)
Johnson C. Smith University
