First Lecture by Anna Huvos
What would you share with your audience for one of your first public lectures? That's the question we posed to PhD candidate Anna Huvos. Her topic of choice: the relationship between students and lecturers. (SG Certificate*)
Time: 15:00 - 16:15 hrs.
Admission is free, no registration required, but be in time: limited number of seats available.
A University Guide to Students and Lecturers
What is it, that students think of their lecturers, and how much of these thoughts are shared by the teachers themselves? What is it that students wish their lecturers knew about them, when they look at them, and how much of it their teachers actually know?
Empathy and understanding
Anna Huvos: “I am in a weird place – somewhere in between, a student still: not understanding what to do, or how to do it properly, but a teacher at heart: trying to do best by my students and my colleagues. As my first lecture, I want to be a guide (or make a guide) for students and lecturers to be able to better navigate the univers(ity) with empathy, and understanding.”
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Anna Huvos
PhD candidateIs a PhD candidate at the University College Tilburg where she researches character learning. She teaches first-year students at the Liberal Arts and Sciences bachelor’s program here. She is an educational psychologist by training, and her aspiration is to teach as many people as possible to enjoy learning.
More information
This symposium is organized by Studium Generale in cooperation with study association Extra Muros.
Contact: Annelieke Koster (Studium Generale).
* For students, this lecture may count towards the SG-Certificate. Check the SG-Certificate website for all the terms and conditions.
