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Reflecting through Collage on your TA Position

Friday, November 22, 2024 15:00to16:30
Maass Chemistry Building 801 Sherbrooke St. West, Room 428, 801 rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC, H3A 0B8, CA

Host: Department of Chemistry & Office of Science Education

Event: Reflecting through Collage on your TA Position

Date: Friday, November 22, 2024, 3:00-4:30 pm

Location: Room 428, Otto Maass Chemistry Building

Facilitator: Victoria Glynn, artist, Office of Science Education Fellow, and doctorate of the Redpath Museum and Biology Department

Reflecting through Collage on your TA Position

Feel like getting crafty?

As the semester comes to an end, reflecting on your TA position is a powerful exercise as it both helps you recognize your successes, while also allowing you to pinpoint changes for the future. Collaging is a tool that facilitates reflection by providing a physical space to represent and interrogate your experiences. In this 1.5-hour workshop, we will discuss the history of collage as an art form and then create collages to reflect on your TA positions this past term. 

 

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This Chem TAP workshop can count toward fulfilling your TA workload hours for training and professional development. If you've already fulfilled your hours, you are still welcome to attend and participate!

Additional Event Information:

  • This event will be held in Otto Maass Chemistry Building in Room 428. Otto Maass is located at 801 Rue Sherbrooke West and is accessible by ramp via the main door (McGill Map).
  • All levels are accessible by public elevator.
  • Accessible washrooms are located in the basement and on the third floor.
  • The building is lit by fluorescent lighting and not scent-free.

Please contact the Office of Science Education with questions (ose [at] mcgill.ca). 

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