(From right) Keith Mankowitz, M.D., assistant professor of medicine, and Anastasiya Lakhtikova, a graduate student and teaching assistant in comparative literature and English in Arts & Sciences, examine graduate student computer learning projects during the ITeach symposium Jan. 14 in the Arts & Sciences Laboratory Sciences building. the event, titled “Innovations in Teaching” and sponsored by Arts & Sciences, University Libraries and the Teaching Center, drew more than 150 faculty members from both the Hilltop and Medical campuses for three days of presentations and workshops on a wide variety of topics.
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