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Centering Centers

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This is episode 29 of the CC podcast. This is the next installment in our chapter on SoEd. Our guest is Dr. Laura Baecher. Laura is an Associate Professor of TESOL at Hunter College (which is part of cuny system) and she is a leader in their Academic Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching.

We know Laura as the founder and co-host of the centering centers podcast and that is the focus of this episode: how it started, how it's going, and where it might go in the future.

Transcript of Episode 29

PODFEST Invitation

I want to give a quick plug for a new event that the POD Squad, a subcommittee of POD’s DRI committee, is hosting, called POD Fest. It is a fully virtual, totally free event for POD members who are interested in podcasting and interested in creating content for THIS podcast. Bonnie Stachowiak, Catherine Ross, and Siobhan McHugh will “headline” the program and participants will have the opportunity to collaborate in small groups to create an episode of Centering Centers that will air in 2023. The event will be held on Zoom on December 1st, 1 - 3pm EST.

To register for PODFEST go to aub.ie/podfest22

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