We experience so that we may learn.
30 Dec
Posted by Jim as Academic, Student Views, experiential education
We experience so that we may learn.
Jungyo Kim QC’13 and Jim Stellar
From my perspective (JS) the story begins when JK took a class I co-taught last spring (PSY282) and we connected over an idea for a new club she is starting to promote emotional, mental, and physical health, on the Queens College campus. But [...]
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