Students as Partners Program (SaPP) Showcase

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Students as Partners Program (SaPP) Showcase

April 6, 2022 at 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM

Location:	Online
Cost:	Free

Carleton’s Students as Partners Program (SaPP) is the largest program of its kind in Canada. It provides undergraduate students the opportunity to develop important academic and transferable skills by partnering with an instructor on teaching innovation projects and course design.

This year, Teaching and Learning Services funded 229 SaPP projects. Join us to hear from some of this year’s program participants and learn about the projects they’ve completed.

SaPP Showcase Presenters

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Sachi Ghalib and James McGowan — Redeveloping Aural Training to Implement Student-Centered Learning Through Step-by-Step Skill Development
Ryan Lyster and Lisa Menard — Developing Experiential Learning Opportunities for FYSM 1310F: The Inclusion of the FUSION Curriculum and Carleton’s Career Competencies
Felicity Hauwert and Carolyn Ramzy — Practicing Co-Mentorship: Working as a Student Partner for Carleton’s RIFA
Jessica Bertoni — Second- and Third-Year English Course Design: Decolonization and Migration I, and Cultural Studies
Katie Bausch — SaPP and Moving Forward with Online Pedagogy
Maxine Nyanor and Richard Nimijean — Increasing Student Participation in the Online Classroom

Faculty of Engineering and Design

Rawan Abdou and Sam Gyepi-Garbrah — The Benefits of the SaPP Program: A Student and Professor Relationship in a Nuclear Engineering Class
Anne Bastin — Experiential Learning in Biomechanics: Pneumatic Muscles and Bio-Inspired Robotics
Emily Killeen and Elena Zabolotnii — Engineering training on Indigenous inclusion

Faculty of Public Affairs

Kiran Niet and Phillip Primeau — Pop-Space: Tracing the History, Evolution and Importance of Popular Culture Through Collaborative “Media Toolkits” for Teaching and Learning