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SUMMARY:Involving Students in Collaborative Coursework  with People in Prison: Two Models - Justice Teaching Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:Involving Students in Collaborative Coursework with People in Prison: Two Models \nPhilip Genty\, Everett B. Birch Innovative Teaching Clinical Professor  in Professional Responsibility\, Columbia Law School \nTuesday October 7th\, 2014 – 4-6pm Columbia School of Social Work\, Rm 312 \nIn this roundtable session we will discuss two types of course modules that involve students in direct collaboration with people in prison:  an interactive\, discussion-oriented module in which students and incarcerated people are taught together; and a module for students in professional school in which the students provide instruction in practical skills using interactive teaching methods to engage with the participants. \nThe session will explore the goals of each model as well as some of the practical considerations in setting them up\, e.g. preparing students and incarcerated participants for the experience; choosing readings; designing lesson plans; dealing with prison administrations\, transportation\, etc.   In the session we will also examine the challenges involved in conducting such educational projects in a way that is both sensitive to and beneficial for the incarcerated participants. \nThe session will draw on two existing examples involving women in prison: \n\na Prison Writing Workshop in the California Institution for Women in Chino\, taught as part of the course\, “Women\, Crime and Punishment” at Scripps College in Claremont California\n\n\na family law workshop series at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility in Bedford Hills\, New York\, taught as part of the Prisoners and Families Clinic at Columbia Law School
URL:https://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/cji/event/involving-students-collaborative-coursework-people-prison-two-models-justice-teaching-roundtable/
LOCATION:Columbia University School of Social Work Rm 312\, 1255 Amsterdam Avenue\, New York\, 10027
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