References
References
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Resources
The following resources may be helpful in case emotions, thoughts, and triggers emerge as a result of reflecting on your social identities, experiences of (un)belonging at UC San Diego or otherwise, and/or classroom experiences.
Contact Faculty and Staff Assistance Program for confidential assistance concerning personal well-being.
Contact Counseling and Psychological Services for confidential counseling and educational services to your department.
Contact Information Technology Services for technology support.
Email Teaching and Learning Commons Engaged Teaching at engagedteaching@ucsd.edu for questions about Empowering the Practice of Reflection for Social Justice Teaching and/or to schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your experience and how to apply it to your teaching.
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