Workshop: Planning and Facilitating Class Discussions Under SB1

August 18, 2025

1:00 pm - 3:30 pm

TBD

Add to Calendar 2025-08-18 13:00:00 2025-08-18 15:30:00 Workshop: Planning and Facilitating Class Discussions Under SB1 Many members of our Ohio State Community are considering whether SB1 requires changes in their classroom instruction or student programs. Prior to the start of the autumn semester, CEHV will host a workshop for instructors and program directors at Ohio State as they finalize their syllabi and student programming. Utilizing CEHV resources from CEHV's "Civil Discourse for Citizenship" program, our team will offer tips for preparing syllabi and facilitating open and respectful class discussion.We look forward to seeing you! Register HERE. Other information as you plan ahead: Through workshops, trainings, and resources for your syllabus, CEHV is here to help provide confidence--grounded in our proven framework for and expertise in civil discourse--as the new semester begins. The 4Cs of Civil DiscourseThe University has put forward intellectual diversity syllabus language. We encourage all instructors also to include a link to the "4Cs" of civil discourse -- Be Curious, Be Charitable, Be Conscientious, and Be Constructive -- in their syllabi as a resource for students and to help set expectations for classroom discussion. Teaching Endorsement ProgramInstructors and student program directors interested in a more sustained exploration of teaching strategies are encourage to sign up for our "Ethical Disagreement and Civil Discourse" teaching endorsement program, led by CEHV through the Drake Institute. This training meets monthly over the course of the semester. In Spring 2025, 28 instructors and program directors completed the program.Tailored WorkshopsOur team also stands ready to work with colleges, departments, and offices to provide focused civil discourse workshops and dialogue facilitations for units across campus. Last academic year, CEHV ran 52 workshops with different student, staff, and faculty groups. Already we are working with units across several colleges, so please reach out soon to schedule a time if you are interested.Contact Dr. Kathryn Joyce(.173), Director of the Civil Discourse for Citizenship Program, with any questions. TBD OSU ASC Drupal 8 ascwebservices@osu.edu America/New_York public

2025-08-18 13:00:00 2025-08-18 15:30:00 Workshop: Planning and Facilitating Class Discussions Under SB1 Many members of our Ohio State Community are considering whether SB1 requires changes in their classroom instruction or student programs. Prior to the start of the autumn semester, CEHV will host a workshop for instructors and program directors at Ohio State as they finalize their syllabi and student programming. Utilizing CEHV resources from CEHV's "Civil Discourse for Citizenship" program, our team will offer tips for preparing syllabi and facilitating open and respectful class discussion.We look forward to seeing you!  Register HERE.  Other information as you plan ahead: Through workshops, trainings, and resources for your syllabus, CEHV is here to help provide confidence--grounded in our proven framework for and expertise in civil discourse--as the new semester begins. The 4Cs of Civil DiscourseThe University has put forward intellectual diversity syllabus language. We encourage all instructors also to include a link to the "4Cs" of civil discourse --  Be Curious, Be Charitable, Be Conscientious, and Be Constructive -- in their syllabi as a resource for students and to help set expectations for classroom discussion. Teaching Endorsement ProgramInstructors and student program directors interested in a more sustained exploration of teaching strategies are encourage to sign up for our "Ethical Disagreement and Civil Discourse" teaching endorsement program, led by CEHV through the Drake Institute. This training meets monthly over the course of the semester. In Spring 2025, 28 instructors and program directors completed the program.Tailored WorkshopsOur team also stands ready to work with colleges, departments, and offices to provide focused civil discourse workshops and dialogue facilitations for units across campus. Last academic year, CEHV ran 52 workshops with different student, staff, and faculty groups. Already we are working with units across several colleges, so please reach out soon to schedule a time if you are interested.Contact Dr. Kathryn Joyce(.173), Director of the Civil Discourse for Citizenship Program, with any questions.  TBD America/New_York public

Many members of our Ohio State Community are considering whether SB1 requires changes in their classroom instruction or student programs. Prior to the start of the autumn semester, CEHV will host a workshop for instructors and program directors at Ohio State as they finalize their syllabi and student programming.

Utilizing CEHV resources from CEHV's "Civil Discourse for Citizenship" program, our team will offer tips for preparing syllabi and facilitating open and respectful class discussion.

We look forward to seeing you!

Register HERE.

Other information as you plan ahead:

Through workshops, trainings, and resources for your syllabus, CEHV is here to help provide confidence--grounded in our proven framework for and expertise in civil discourse--as the new semester begins.

The 4Cs of Civil Discourse

The University has put forward intellectual diversity syllabus language. We encourage all instructors also to include a link to the "4Cs" of civil discourse -- Be Curious, Be Charitable, Be Conscientious, and Be Constructive -- in their syllabi as a resource for students and to help set expectations for classroom discussion.

Teaching Endorsement Program

Instructors and student program directors interested in a more sustained exploration of teaching strategies are encourage to sign up for our "Ethical Disagreement and Civil Discourse" teaching endorsement program, led by CEHV through the Drake Institute. This training meets monthly over the course of the semester. In Spring 2025, 28 instructors and program directors completed the program.

Tailored Workshops

Our team also stands ready to work with colleges, departments, and offices to provide focused civil discourse workshops and dialogue facilitations for units across campus. Last academic year, CEHV ran 52 workshops with different student, staff, and faculty groups. Already we are working with units across several colleges, so please reach out soon to schedule a time if you are interested.

Contact Dr. Kathryn Joyce(.173), Director of the Civil Discourse for Citizenship Program, with any questions.

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