At the 1999 Transforming Campuses Through Learning Communities National
Conference, Laura I. Rendón, Veffie Milstead Jones Endowed Chair at California
State University–Long Beach, spoke about a new model of teaching and
learning—one she calls “Academics of the Heart.
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