# Carlo Rotella
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carlo rotella is an American non-fiction writer, and academic.
== Life ==
carlo rotella was the son of Salvatore Rotella, a chancellor of City Colleges of Chicago and originally from Sicily. His mother was from Spain and was a professor of comparative literature at St.
OK Computer. OK College?
Artificial intelligence is still new on college campuses, but it’s already transforming how professors teach and how students learn. Surveys show most students now rely on generative AI for everything from applying to college to getting through it. Some educators are leaning in, treating AI as a te…
January 12, 2026 - What Can I Get Out of This Dr. Carlo Rotella and Passage to Profit Richard & Elizabeth Gearhart
Dr. Carlo Rotella – Author of What Can I Get Out of This?: Teaching and Learning in a Classroom Full of Skeptics
My view of this is that an education is something you go and get. It’s something you actually take from your teachers and your fellow students. It’s not something that’s handed to you …
Episode 3: What is Contingent in This Class? AI and Higher Education (Part 1)
We’re back after too long! But good news, this is a two-parter! You’ll hear from us again NEXT WEEK.
This one is a conversation about AI and Higher Education. Yeah, AI again. More about why that is soon.
We talk about the following pieces in this episode:
Marc Watkins, “Can We Justify College?”
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‘The Main Event’: Promoting Engagement in a Gen Ed Course
American higher education has always stood out for its strong commitment to general education courses, or gen ed, the premise being that undergraduates should not necessarily jump directly into a major but instead have the room to learn and explore a variety of fields before choosing a particular p…
Episode 3: What is Contingent in This Class? AI and Higher Education (Part 2)
OK THIS DID NOT GO UP AFTER A WEEK.
I am still learning how to be a consistent podcaster, I beg forgiveness.
This is the second part of our conversation about AI
We talk about the following pieces in this episode:
Marc Watkins, “Can We Justify College?”
Carlo Rotella, “I’m a Professor. AI Has C…
The Craft of Teaching (and Learning): Carlo Rotella
Carlo Rotella, a writer and a professor at Boston College, is interested in the nuts and bolts of teaching. In particular, he is interested in the craft of teaching and the ways we can build classroom experiences that help people make meaning. His new book, What Can I Get Out of This?: Teaching and…
The Case For The Humanities In A Changing Job Market | What’s A Micro-Retirement? Inside The Career Trend Popularized By Gen Z
Part 1: The Case For The Humanities In A Changing Job Market
As AI, automation, and economic uncertainty reshape the job market, many students are turning away from majors like English, history, and philosophy. We look at why the humanities still attract passionate students and why the skills …
Part 1: The Case For The Humanities In A Changing Job Market
Part 1: The Case For The Humanities In A Changing Job Market
As AI, automation, and economic uncertainty reshape the job market, many students are turning away from majors like English, history, and philosophy. We look at why the humanities still attract passionate students and why the skills t…
Part 2: The Case For The Humanities In A Changing Job Market
Part 2: The Case For The Humanities In A Changing Job Market
We look at what life actually looks like after a humanities degree, where the path forward is often unclear and non-linear. For many graduates, the value shows up later, as they move between roles and lean on skills that translate acr…
Vocational Advice for Undergraduates: Season 6 Highlights
This bonus episode features highlights from conversations that aired during the sixth season of Callings. In these clips, our guests offer advice for today's students and for anyone who teaches or mentors young adults. Listen to this compilation of insightful and interesting advice from Lee C. Camp…
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