The Center for Teaching, Innovation, and Research offers design consultations to any office, unit, or department. Design consultations are individualized and collaborative partnerships that support the creation, redesign, or implementation of equitable learning environments.
Design consultations might include:
- Onboarding and training programs
- Community-engaged partnerships
- Collaborations across campus
- Curriculum development with a department
- Experiential learning and/or Place-Based Learning
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programming
- Implementation of High-Impact Practices
- Implementing accessible, culturally relevant, and antiracist strategies
- Revision or refresh of a project, initiative, or course
- And more!
Design consultations embrace the principles of human-centered design, which include (1) centering human experiences and identities, (2) identifying root problems through observation and research, (3) employing systems-level thinking, and (4) developing iterative feedback loops to improve the project.
To learn more about what design consultations could look like for you, please reach out to Nick Sanders, at nsanders@adams.edu. You can also fill out this form to request a design consultation:
Request a Consultation