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ComPITence Project Workshop for Faculty and Graduate Students

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Introducing the comPITence project, nine Public Interest Technology learning competencies you can use to create a syllabus, develop assignments and adopt in your curricula. Have you wondered about how to infuse public interest technology in your courses? Are you teaching a tech ethics course and looking for a refresh? Have you taught engineering courses and wondered how to infuse incluse design? Join us!

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Hosted by the Inclusive Public Interest Technology Competencies project, with generous funding from the Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN).

For more information, contact Lauri Goldkind here.

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