The CILT Faculty Scholarship Series is pleased to present, “Gridlock: An Introduction to Crossword Construction,” by Dr. Blake Slonecker,Ted Robertson Chair of Humanities, PhD History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Slonecker invites us to 50 minutes of fun and challenge! “Want to be a cruciverbalist? If so, this how-to talk is for you. […]
Heritage University’s Educational Leadership Program is hosting Seattle-based Neural Education for a two day virtual workshop, where you will gain insight into the science behind how students learn and be given practical and proven skills to engage students in virtual and in-person settings. You will collaborate and learn with fellow educators via synchronous and asynchronous […]
FREE VIRTUAL LECTURE IN CELEBRATION OF HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH The Chicano and Latino community in Washington State is easily traced to the 19th century. However, permanent viable communities began to emerge in the 1920-1930s. Since that period, not only has this population grown dramatically, but has made distinct contributions to the development of Washington. This […]
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The Heritage University Physician Assistant Department will be hosting their annual Flu Clinic event on Monday October 12, 2020 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on the Heritage University campus. The Flu Clinic event entrance will be through South McKinley Rd (see map below). Everyone is required to keep their masks on at all times […]
Heritage University is an institution founded by women and where women make up 70% of our student body; at Heritage, we are all about empowering women to make an impact in the world. Heritage University is an institution founded by women and where women make up 70% of our student body; at Heritage, we […]
Subject: "Breakthrough Strategies for the Zoom Era” When: Monday, October 19, 2020 7:00 PM-8:00 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada). Where: https://heritage.zoom.us/j/95659313419 Welcome to a Special Learning Opportunity: “Breakthrough Strategies for the Zoom Era” Dr. Jim Dugan reviewed chapters from Dr. Kathleen Ross, HU Founding President’s book, Breakthrough Strategies: Classroom-based Practices to Support […]
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The CILT Faculty Scholarship Series is pleased to present “People Singing in the Earth: Indigenous Phenomenology & Decolonial Legibility,” by Dr. Sol Neely, Director of Composition at HU, recently arrived from University of Alaska SW, Juneau, AK. Ph.D. from Purdue University’s Philosophy & Literature program (completed 2009), with specializations in Theory and Cultural Studies, Native […]
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