Learning Lab

Our Learning Lab re-envisions what histories are taught and whose voices are heard in university and K-12 classrooms.

The Learning Lab applies lessons learned from the Listening Lab & Museum Experience Lab to revise and grow new religion and city courses and learning materials for k-12, undergraduate, and graduate learning. We seek to (1) empower students from underrepresented communities to view themselves as knowledge producers, (2) recognize other models of knowledge expertise, and (3) collectively learn, nurture, and grow non-hierarchical, horizontal models of collaboration. 

Our activities include: (1) creating learning opportunities & resources; (2) providing paid internship and mentorship opportunities for undergraduate/graduate students; (3) nurturing community health and growth through field trips, experiential learning activities, programing, and wellness activities.

Learning Lab Team

Harold D. Morales, Learning Lab Director

Abel R. Gómez, Educational Resource Consultant

Lucia Lee, Educational Resource Consultant

Dom Turner, Learning Lab Fellow (2022-2023) & Learning Lab Co-Director (2023- Jan 2024)