John S. Kendall Center for Engaged Learning
The John S. Kendall Center for Engaged Learning supports faculty in achieving their potential as teachers and scholars. Responsive to the professional needs and interests of each faculty member, the Kendall Center includes support for teaching initiatives and faculty research, scholarship, and creativity, and provides on-campus opportunities for focused conversation on pedagogy, assessment of student learning, and collaboration among colleagues. Through its support of such opportunities, the Kendall Center fosters the pursuit of teaching and scholarly excellence throughout all stages of each faculty member's career and for all Gustavus students.
Our Blogs
- Some recent news items on student research
by Brandy Russell,2 weeks ago - Transferring old Moodle courses
by Kyle Chambers,2 weeks ago - Podcasts on teaching and learning
by Kyle Chambers,Last month
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Events
New Faculty Orientation Session (Tenure Track Only) Feb 11 12:30–1:20 pm
"Preparing for the Post-Course Era" Conference Feb 16 noon to 1 pm
Hanson-Peterson Symposium on the Liberal Arts Feb 17 4:30–6 pm
Teachers Talking Feb 17 4:30–6 pm
New Faculty Orientation Session Feb 18 12:30–1:20 pm
Margaret Bloch Qazi
I study insect reproductive behaviors and physiology using two model systems, the flour beetle (Tribolium castaneum) and the fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster). While males and females must cooperate to reproduce at all, there is also often conflict regarding how many progeny to produce, when to produce them, and who will fertilize the female's eggs…