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Plan your Event
Because the best way to learn about Reacting is to experience it yourself, the Reacting Consortium offers a limited number of faculty development workshops for institutions interested in bringing RTTP to their campus in addition to regularly scheduled conferences. Coordinated by the RTTP Program Office at Barnard College, we offer various configurations to accommodate the needs of host institutions.
There are four main types of workshops offered:
- half-day micro workshops
- single-day introductory workshops
- two-day intensive workshops with one game track
- two-day intensive workshops with two game tracks
The fees for these types of workshops are listed in the document below.
Member institutions receive a 20% discount on fees for campus workshops (become an institutional member).
Click here to download full workshop information including planning guide, fees, and sample schedule format (out of date, but will soon be updated).
If you are interested in setting up a campus workshop please send an email to jworth@barnard.edu. In this email please include location, conference duration and number of participant. As quickly as we are able we will return a tenative schedule and cost estimate for your consideration.
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