Events

From UCSB Affiliates:

Joy and Rigor: What Joy-Centered Teaching Does for Students and for Us

Have you ever felt like an imposter in science? Many people do, from first-year students to seasoned professors, and it hits first-generation and underrepresented students hardest. UCSB ecologist and educator Jackie Shay knows the feeling firsthand. She’ll share how she went from being convinced she’d “faked her way” into science to a professor who studies how people learn, and why her answer to imposter syndrome is joyful curiosity.

Join us for ARRIVAL, a CCS Art show hosted by the 2026-27 cohort: Declan O'Brien '30, Amalia Violet Benito '30, Neeya Agate '30, Sydney Ward '30, and Jameson Butler '29! The exhibition features work produced in CCS Art Faculty Madeleine Ignon's freshmen colloquium class.

The exhibit is open from November 18th through December 2nd.

From the Center for Innovative Teaching, Research, and Learning, Information Technology Services, and Office of Teaching and Learning