Women's History Month Event with Dr. Bethany Meadows

March 10, 2025 1:30PM - 2:30PM

Registration Deadline: March 10, 2025 - 01:00PM

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Contact: For more information contact Emily Sorroche at sorroche@msu.edu

The Office of Culture, Access and Belonging invites the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources community to attend this Women's History Month Event.

The March event features Dr. Bethany Meadows.

This program will engage learners in understanding gender and pronouns, particularly in educational contexts. The session will explore ways to make learning environments more inclusive with a focus on gender equity, offering practical strategies and workshop time to develop your own approach.

OCAB Event: Community of Learning Webinar with Dr. Bethany Meadows

Register to receive the online participation details. For questions, contact galdamez@msu.edu .

Background

Dr. Bethany Meadows (she/they) is an Academic Specialist at MSU’s Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation who specializes in facilitating educational development on inclusive pedagogical practices. Bethany is committed to an intersectional approach to inclusive education for all learners.

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