11:15 to 11:30

Welcome message from Carolyn Dinshaw, Dean for the Humanities

11:30 to 12:30 – KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Rick Kern, University of California at Berkeley – "Awareness, Interaction, and Critical Analysis through a Multiliteracies Approach to Language Teaching"

1:00 to 3:00 – Exploring authentic texts and games

• • Angelina Craig-Flórez, Dolores Barbazán Capeans, Leyre Alejaldre Biel, Aurora Collado, Columbia University – “Beyond the Textbook: a Hybrid Redesign for Spanish Intermediate II” 

  • Mariana Bono, Princeton University – “Experiential Learning with Archival and Museum Collections”

  • Mayumi Matsumoto, New York University - "Particle Passport"

  • Naoko Sourial, Columbia University – “Language Learning Through Fashion: NYC as a Language Classroom”

3:00 to 3:30 

Break

3:30 to 5:30 – Experiential learning and engagement in and out of the classroom

• • Gabriela Nik Ilieva, New York University – “Differentiating Text Type for Hindi Heritage Students”

  • Elizabeth Augspach, New York University – “Murder in the Alvear Palace Hotel: An Interactive Review”

  • Lee Abraham, María Lozano and Juan Pablo Jiménez, Columbia University, Barnard University – “NYC as an Extended Classroom for Advanced Experiential Language Learning”

  • Eunju Na, Jeehyun Kim and Eunjung Ji, New York University – “Learning Engagement with the Korean-Speaking Community in NYC”