About this episode

The episode revisits Trauma-Informed Pedagogy with a focus on a faculty development initiative at UMB.

Erin Hagar welcomes back Dr. Mary Jo Bondy and Dr. Karen Gordes. Following up on their introduction of Trauma Informed Pedagogy introduced in episode 27, they discuss a faculty development initiative they designed to share their knowledge of trauma informed pedagogy across the UMB campus, its impact, and their hopes going forward.

People in this episode

Host: Erin Hagar

Guests: Dr. Mary Jo Bondy, Dr. Karen Gordes

Topics covered

• Trauma-Informed Pedagogy
• Faculty Development
• Education
• Impact of Trauma
• Knowledge Sharing

Keywords

• Trauma-Informed Pedagogy
• Faculty Development
• Education
• UMB
• Impact
• Knowledge Sharing

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: UMB

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