Last year, I had the opportunity to participate in a multi-day workshop on intergroup communication using the model developed at the University of Michigan [CHECK THE DETAILS ON THIS]. It was an incredibly impactful experience, but one thing that really stood out to me coming off a challenging semester of teaching was our discussion early […]
When I introduced myself to you, I talked about the fact that one of the primarily ways I identify myself in professional contexts is as a teacher. I work at one of the rare public liberal arts colleges (the University of Mary Washington, in Virginia), and this is the type of job I always wanted […]
I spend a lot of time across most of my classes saying some variation of “all people have biases” to my students. I also know how important it is to consider positionality (and engage in reflexivity. Given that, I want to introduce myself to you so you can gain some insight into who I am […]
Hello and welcome! We’ve written this post to be a general introduction to our blog and website. Miriam Liss, Kate Richmond, and Mindy Erchull have each introduced themselves in their own introductory posts. Do check them out! Our intent with this blog is to provide support for instructors who adopt our book in their Psychology […]
