[Poscgrad] Pedagogy workshop - international scholars

[Adam Hobbs]

Hello all,

I just wanted to thank our amazing panel members for their participation!
Your insights were greatly appreciated. I also want to thank everyone for
attending. The time window was a little short and we weren't able to get to
everyone's questions. The panel members are open to answering more of your
questions. You can email them by clicking their names below:

Yasemin Irepoglu Carreras <ycarre at ucr.edu>
Ding Wang <dwang041 at ucr.edu>
Busra Topal <atopa003 at ucr.edu>
Felicity Turkman <fturk001 at ucr.edu>

The pedagogy workshop series is a fairly new initiative here in the
political science department. As such, we are hoping to solicit feedback to
improve subsequent workshops. If you have feedback for how we can improve
our workshops, or suggestions for future workshops, please CLICK HERE
<https://forms.gle/g8UExmgMtq49hvC37>. The survey is completely anonymous.

Lastly, our next pedagogy workshop is coming up on *February 16th *at *10:30
AM* in *Jenkins library*. UCR PhD alumnus Stefan Kehlenbach will be
presenting on his recently published pedagogy paper in the *Journal of
Political Science Education*.

Have a great weekend!
-- 
Adam LeGrand Hobbs, M.A.
*University of California, Riverside*
*Department of Political Science*
adam.hobbs at email.ucr.edu
https://profiles.ucr.edu/adam.hobbs
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