Jessica Tinklenberg

@drtink.bsky.social

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Executive Director, Pima Community College Teaching and Learning Center. Former Director, University of the Pacific CTL and Claremont Colleges CTL. Mama and Wife and Dog Wrangler.

A workbook page for practicing writing. The prompt line is followed by an empty line for the student write the same sentence over again on their own. On the final two lines, the prompt line is followed by”This is fun to do.” But I wrote “This is NOT fun to do” below it because you can not tell nine year old Jessica what to do, workbook page!
A color block graphic with blue and beige rectangles. The text reads: Leading with Our Values: Community as Resistance. I’m presenting! June 23-25. via Zoom #Gather2Resist25. Register now! http://bit.ly/VirtualGathering25-register
Jeremy Schnieder holding his teaching award.
Back door of a balloon chasing vehicle with the phrase “Balloon vehicle: frequent stops and indecisions”
Signed playing cards that say “Jessica: maybe tomorrow you will be less of a dipshit.”
Email: I am delighted to announce that Dr. Jessica Tinklenberg will serve as our new Executive Director for the Teaching & Learning Center. Dr. Tinklenberg has directed the Teaching & Learning Centers at the University of the Pacific and at Claremont Colleges, supporting 1000s of faculty and instructional staff as they improve outcomes for students by intentional shifts in teaching practices. Throughout her career, Jessica has published and presented nationally and internationally on transdisciplinary approaches to higher education, active learning, student-centered course design, anti-racist pedagogies, reflection, first-year writing, and equity-minded assessment. Jessica has a Bachelor’s Degree in Religion and Education from Eckerd College (FL), a Master of Divinity from United Seminary (OH), and a Ph.D. from Florida State University.
Jeremy and Jessica at the beach in San Diego, loving each other and loving the sunset.
Chapter title “What your students want you to know” and subtitle “collaborating with student services partners and organizations to improve equitable education outcomes for students” followed by our names, Jessica L. Tinklenberg and Jeremy L. Schnieder on a proofs page for a chapter in a new book.
Two separate electronic articles about the humanities. The article click boxes include photos of the same stack of books — one in water and one in a field.
My sweet Chloe dog, resting in her chair and looking at the camera.
Grilled salmon covered in green beans, tomatoes, and corn and surrounded by a coconut mustard sauce on a white serving plate.