Belmont’s Teaching Center recently presented a panel discussion titled “Diverse Perspectives for the Classroom.” Panelists included Dr. Cheryl Slay Carr, associate dean for Belmont’s Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business, Dr. Mona Ivey-Soto, assistant professor of education, Dr. Linda Jones, chair and associate professor of psychology and Dr. Edgar Diaz-Cruz, assistant professor of pharmacy.
Carr shared pedagogical insights on methods for engaging racial, ethnic, gender or other diversity themes in coursework through course creation, course design and potential challenges along with best practices.
