Open to all education majors - A presentation by John Zibbel on trauma-informed education focused on understanding the impact of trauma on students’ learning, behavior and well-being. We will discuss strategies to create a safe and supportive environment that fosters resilience and healing. Student IMPACT offers free professional development events for all education majors. Our goal is to provide future teachers with the resources and opportunities they need to succeed, to make their IMPACT while here at BGSU and in their future classrooms.  This is a free event, and no registration is required. For any questions, DM us on instagram @impactbgsu or email simpactbg@bgsu.edu

Project IMPACT offers free professional development events for all education majors. Our goal is to provide future teachers with the resources and opportunities they need to succeed and make an impact while at BGSU and in their future classrooms.  About the professional development session Dr. Art Lewandowski will lead this professional development session on Navigating Controversial Topics in the Classroom. Educators will learn strategies to facilitate respectful, unbiased discussions while fostering critical thinking and open dialogue. The session will cover best practices for managing differing viewpoints, addressing student concerns, and responding to challenges from parents or the community. Participants will gain practical tools to confidently engage students in complex, thought-provoking conversations. How to participate This event is FREE, and no registration is required.  If you have questions, message Project IMPACT on Instagram @impactbgsu or email simpactbg@bgsu.edu.

Join us for a unique opportunity to hear directly from local educators of color as they share their personal and professional teaching experiences with the Bowling Green State University community. This event is designed to foster meaningful dialogue, celebrate diverse perspectives and inspire future educators. Attendees will have the chance to engage with these accomplished educators through a Q&A session. Questions can be submitted both during registration and live at the event, ensuring a dynamic and interactive discussion. Don't miss this chance to gain valuable insights and connect with trailblazers in the field of education. Register today! This event is hosted by the Northwest Ohio Center for Excellence in STEM Education.

Please join Student IMPACT, a student organization on campus, at our upcoming meeting! Student IMPACT strives to provide all education majors with opportunities and experiences to help them make their IMPACT at BGSU and in the classroom. This professional development event, presented by Laura Hudson, will explore the key components of social emotional learning and practical strategies to implement in the classroom. This event is perfect for all education majors and no registration is required. 

Join us for a free movie screening of Counted Out: Math is Power, a film by Vicki Abeles. In the 21st century fueled by technology, data and algorithms, math determines who has the power to shape our world. There will be a discussion following the end of the movie.  Movie night is presented by the College of EDHD.  Popcorn and Drinks included.  Screening is free and open to the campus and Bowling Green community. However, space is limited so registration is required.

The 2024 Educators for IMPACT Winter Virtual Conference centers on reaching all learners by understanding the needs of the learners and strategies to promote inclusion and equity.  The conference will feature a keynote address by Dr. Katie Peters of Washington Local Schools. The conference is open to pre-service teachers, K-12 educators and administrators, and college faculty. The conference is free to all participants. All sessions will run through Zoom. There will be multiple sessions available to choose from. Certificates of contact hours (3.5) will be made available during the conference. More information and registration