As part of CAST’s course “Postsecondary: Introduction to Universal Design for Learning (UDL),” Dr. Whitney Griffin will lead the lecture and class dialogue on equitable assessments. While this lecture is not open to the public, consider bringing CAST’s course to your higher education institution.

Dr. Whitney and Jason, owner of Jason Marshall Consulting, meet for a private business strategy session. This session is for business owners only, where they can discuss their quarterly and weekly goals and hold each other accountable.

Once a month, an international group of educators meet to form an educational consultant collective. This group is dedicated to connecting with each other as a field around Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and its impact. The goal is to direct people to the right resources and practices the values of belonging in their pedagogy.

Interested in learning more? Contact me and we can set up a meeting.

Got a project you need to work on? Need an uninterrupted chunk of time to do that one thing you’ve been meaning to do? Join Dr. Whitney Griffin for a 90-minute block of time to be Writing Buddies. This means that you’ll work on your idea, and I’ll work on mine (virtually over Zoom) with periodic check-ins. I’ll play some music, and we can hold each other accountable to our tasks.

Friday, October 11, 2025

10:30am-12:00pm PST

Link provided upon registration

Expectations for our writing session:

• Bring a project, idea, course, or task you would like to work on

• Minimal dialogue

• Check-ins every 45 minutes to report our progress

• Optional music sharing

• Option to share your screen to showcase what you worked on by the end of the writing session

*Disclaimer: This is a free and open event to the public. Inappropriate or disruptive behavior will result in being removed from the virtual room.

Dr. Whitney Griffin is leading a Universal Design for Learning (UDL) professional development seminar for the San Diego K-14 College Consortium. More information about this project’s collaboration can be found on CAST’s Postsecondary Professional Development website.