Join us for the first episode of the new podcast Created by Laker Fans FOR Laker Fans! This first episode features The Week in Review, an interview with Women’s Basketball Coach Brandon Lokken as well as an interview with Laker Volleyball players Ally Lasley and Jordyn Haller.
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On Christmas Eve 1913, over 70 people were crushed to death when they scrambled to flee a party for Union families on the second floor of the Italian Hall in Calumet, MI. Author and attorney Steve Lehto wades through conflicting news reports, transcripts and other documentation to finally set the record straight about this tragedy.
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Professor Koral Fritz works with block and the bridge pose in this session of the Laker Zen Den. Click here to watch this video in a new window
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Professor Koral Fritz works with participants on moving through emotions with yoga. Click here to watch this video in a new tab
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Dr. Christy Price’s Pre-Conference Workshop at the 2023 UPTLC Conference Abstract What factors influence student motivation and desire to learn? Obviously, there are some influences beyond the professor’s control, but research in educational psychology suggests one thing we can do to increase student engagement is to create learning environments that are in some ways linked…
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In this episode, Professor Fritz explores mobility. Click here to watch this video in a new tab
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Open discussion on Chat GPT with CETAL Faculty Co-Coordinators Jen Gorman and Thy Nguyen. March 16, 2023. Note: This video is accessible to authenticated LSSU users only. Click here to watch this video in a new window
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Dean Wenger and her team share pedagogical implications and bring in the teacher perspective. In this virtual workshop, they explore the infamous AI application, ChatGPT and discuss how LSSU can use it as a tool in classes and across the curriculum at LSSU. They focus on practical applications and implications of ChatGPT for our classes…
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Professor Kipka talks about three different grading schemes and discusses advantages and disadvantages of each. These grading schemes (traditional, standards-based, and mastery) have all been used in the intermediate algebra courses at Lake State. These schemes are not content-specific, however, and could easily be used outside of mathematics. Click here to watch this video in…
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