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Below, you will find a collection of talks that have been given by friends and members of our Studio community. We have curated some of our favorites to provide you with a choose your own adventure!
Hear directly from Bill Burnett and Dave Evans, founders of the Life Design Lab about the initial steps they took to set up the lab that you know and see today!
See an overview of Tulane's Life Design Course for first year students and experience a brief activity.
As AI becomes more prevalent in society, it is important to be aware of strategies to help instructors think through how generative AI tools can best become part of the teaching and learning space and enhance student learning. This talk is a short introduction to popular AI tools and ways you might incorporate them in your Life Design courses.
What is a College & Career Compass and how does it complement Odysseys? Learn about a DYL-inspired canvas and process that uses the platform of new student orientation to encourage frosh to reframe their future.
Click here to access the College & Career Compass
Click here to access the DYMSU Canvas
This was a panel of higher education professionals from across different contexts discussing how life design programs and tools can be incorporated into Career Services.
Click here to access the University of Porto materials
Click here to access the Trinity College Design Your Experience guide
This was a panel of higher education professionals from across different contexts discussing how life design programs and tools can be incorporated into Career Services.
Click here to access the overview of the peer mentor program
Click here to access the Texas A&M website
Learn about how Tulane incorporates equitable and inclusive activities into the life design programming. Part of this exploration is focusing on an activity based on the Kwanzaa principle that invites the opportunity to define ourselves, name ourselves, create for ourselves and speak for ourselves.
In this session, we will learn more about the Cycle of Non-Regret as a tool for acceptance in the face of fear. This session will work towards developing an empathetic connection to the tool and anticipate scenarios where the Cycle can be used to support students to generate ideas for how it can serve them in a practice of letting go and moving on.
Click here to access the Cycle of Non-Regret article
This session is an exploration of assessment tools that can be leveraged to assess the impact of Designing Your Life. The survey tool, developed by Dr. Heather Butler, has been used at CSUDH to capture the impact of the program on students.
Click here to access the assessment materials
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