Date posted: February 23, 2024
Are you interested in learning more about the use of AI in the classroom and how to incorporate this tool in your class assignments? This book club workshop will provide you with practical ideas on how you can use AI in your course assignments. We will also unlock powerful ways to streamline teaching and save ...more about Envisioning the Future of AI in Your Classroom
Date posted: February 23, 2024
In this self-paced workshop series, participants will connect with other faculty and hear from a guest speaker to determine how generative artificial intelligence should and/or should not be used by students and what the consequences for misuse should be. The ultimate goal of this workshop is for faculty to individually create policies on AI and ...more about Artificial Intelligence and Academic Integrity: Creating a Course Policy
Date posted: February 23, 2024
Through weekly discussion of lê thị diễm thúy's novel “The Gangster We Are All Looking For,” we will explore a range of topics, including but not limited to the immigrant/refugee experience, trauma/PTSD, family dynamics, and the barriers faced in education, work, and stability by immigrant/refugee communities. Engaging in such discussions will provide faculty and staff ...more about The Gangster We Are All Looking For: Lessons from a Young Vietnamese Refugee (NEW)
Date posted: February 23, 2024
Whether you’re trying out something new with your class or you’d like feedback on one of your frequent practices, Teaching Squares is for you! Spring Quarter you can join fellow faculty members to observe and learn from one another in this non-evaluative process of reciprocal classroom observation and self-reflection. This means you will observe two ...more about Teaching Squares: A Reciprocal Observation Experience
Date posted: November 28, 2023
This winter, join Cheryl Engstrom, Marketing Faculty, in this brand-new workshop designed to provide you with the tools to write effective messages, emails, and announcements. Learn to write stronger, not longer, to create more powerful everyday business communications to faculty, staff, and students. We will be reviewing and implementing techniques from the art of public ...more about Harnessing the Power of Words in Everyday Communication