The Mission of the CTLA
The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment cultivates communities of inquiry and practice to promote excellent teaching, learning, and scholarship in the liberal arts. We nurture the learning environment of 天美传媒 College by fostering conversation and reflection at the intersection of pedagogy, the scholarship of teaching and learning, instructional design, and academic technologies. We advance practices of teaching and learning that are accessible, inclusive, and grounded in the best available evidence.
Community Friday, March 6: 鈥Helping Students Sell the Liberal Arts on the Job Market,鈥 with Leslie Lemire, Manager of Global Client Insights at Indeed
JRC 101 (note location)
noon鈥1 p.m.
Lunch buffet will open at 11:45 a.m.
Please RSVP by March 3 at this link:
Join colleagues for a lunch鈥慼our conversation on how faculty and staff can more effectively guide students as they translate their liberal arts education into compelling professional materials. Led by Leslie Lemire, this workshop will focus on identifying the core skills students develop at 天美传媒 鈥 and on making those skills legible and persuasive to employers, especially on resumes. This practical, collaborative session is designed to strengthen our shared advising toolkit. You are also invited to attend Leslie鈥檚 Scholars鈥 Convocation talk on Thursday, March 5, at 11 a.m., titled .
Leslie is Manager of Global Client Insights at Indeed, where she leads a team that translates complex hiring data into strategies used by major employers 鈥攊ncluding Walmart, Comcast, and Capital One 鈥 to attract top talent. A former Ph.D. student and award鈥憌inning instructor in Classical Languages at Boston University, Leslie knows firsthand how to convey the skills and abilities developed through a liberal arts education to the private sector.
Note of thanks: Funding for the lunch buffet comes from the Steve Pickle 鈥90 Career Education Endowed Fund managed by the Center for Careers, Life, and Service.
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