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Two CITLS series will focus on creative dramatics across the curriculum and building more equitable and inclusive classrooms.

Mail and package delivery will resume on Monday. Notify the post office if you are continuing to work from home.

aculty should no longer email their syllabi to the Office of Advising. Information on a new process will be shared soon.

An article in Teaching and Learning covers issues such as masking in the classroom, setting an absence policy, and much more.

This monthly gathering of staff and faculty is a time of food, fellowship, and conversation.

Four students, a professor, and an administrator share their excitement about returning to campus for the 2021-22 school year.

If you have questions about the schedule, contact Darlene Yost (yost@lafayette.edu, 610-330-5135).

We invite faculty and staff to make suggestions on programs/lectures around the book.

Grants are available to instructors seeking to transition their classes to incorporate open educational resources.

A new video features faculty development prof Rebecca Pope-Ruark, who has a forthcoming book on burnout, talking about this syndrome in faculty.