Mutual Expectations is a program designed to help students and university faculty and staff to gain a deeper understanding of one another. By opening the lines of communication, we are better equipped to develop a more collaborative learning environment.
MX is a partnership between the Carolina Experience and the Center for Teaching Excellence. Students can register via the Carolina Experience and faculty/Instructors/staff can register via the Center for Teaching Excellence.
Fall 2024 Workshops
Thursday, September 26
11:45 AM – 1 PM | RHUU 322
Join us for a Mutual Expectations Discussion on exploring the topic “Experiential Learning at Carolina” in our September session. This discussion will explore what participants think about how to intentionally find the bridge between academic studies and activities beyond the classroom. What exactly is experiential learning and what can it look like for you? How can a faculty member help you find these connections? Join this fun discussion with fellow students and faculty!
This is FREE and lunch is included! Sponsored by the Carolina Experience, the Center for Teaching Excellence, and the Center for Integrative and Experiential Learning.
RSVP is required.
Thursday, October 10
11:45 AM – 1 PM | RHUU 322
This Mutual Expectations discussion will examine free speech on the college campus- both outside and inside the classroom. How can we disagree with one another but still engage in respectful dialogue? In this workshop, students, faculty and staff will explore expectations on classroom discussion, especially when the topic may be one where there are many opposing viewpoints. We hope to help find common ground on how we converse and engage with one another respectfully. Join this fun discussion with fellow students and faculty!
This is FREE and lunch is included! Sponsored by the Carolina Experience and the Center for Teaching Excellence.
RSVP is required.
Tuesday, November 12
11:45 AM – 1 PM | RHUU 322
Join us for a Mutual Expectations Discussion on exploring the topic “Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the College Campus” in our November session. This discussion will explore what participants think about how AI should be used on campus. When is ChatGPT appropriate and when it is not? What is being used today beyond ChatGPT? Should we have common expectations as a campus community on what and when we will use AI for? Join this fun discussion with fellow students and faculty!
This is FREE and lunch is included! Sponsored by the Carolina Experience, the Center for Teaching Excellence, and the Office of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity.
RSVP is required.