Last week, the William G. Jackson Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) partnered with the Essential Education Implementation Team to host a dynamic Lunch and Learn session, drawing the attention of faculty and staff eager to delve into the latest updates surrounding Michigan Tech’s Essential Education program. Held on March 7th from 12-1 p.m. in MUB Ballroom A1, the event provided an enriching exploration into the essentials of the Essential Education implementation process.
Attendees were greeted with an atmosphere buzzing with enthusiasm as they gathered to gain insights into the progress of the Essential Education initiative. Spearheaded by faculty and staff from the Essential Education working groups, the session offered a comprehensive overview of the program’s evolution and upcoming endeavors.
The event provided a platform for discussions and ideation around Essential Education Minors, Essential Education Experiences, Michigan Tech Seminars, and Activities for Wellbeing and Success. Attendees seized the opportunity to contribute their thoughts and perspectives, fostering a collaborative environment aimed at enhancing the holistic development of students.
As a testament to their commitment to the cause, attendees were among the first on campus to earn Essential Education swag, symbolizing their dedication to supporting the program’s mission of nurturing well-rounded individuals equipped for success in an ever-evolving world.
The “Mastering the Essentials of Essential Education” Lunch and Learn was an opportunity for all members of our campus community to learn about the program, contribute ideas, and support the success of Essential Education.
Were you unable to attend? Review the informative slides below.
Questions? Contact the Essential Education Implementation Leadership Team: essential-ed-l@mtu.edu or reach out to Steve Patchin: shpatchi@mtu.edu