Inside Calendar and Events

During this interactive event, participants will explore techniques to create custom banners, buttons, and icons that align with their course themes. Facilitators will demonstrate how to utilize tools like PowerPoint for designing simple course graphics, animated gifs, and navigation buttons which can then be uploaded to Canvas

This session is designed for ARC faculty, counselors, and staff interested in fostering a more inclusive and equitable environment for Muslim students.

CTE faculty, come gather with our colleagues for a roundtable discussion and networking. Discuss issues of concern to you with those who may be having similar experiences, and help provide feedback to guide college CTE.

Unlock your creative potential and make a bigger impact with your online and in-person resources!

This session will provide faculty with a comprehensive overview of LRC tutoring services, highlight the benefits of embedded tutoring, and showcase effective strategies for collaboration

We will look at ideas from sport and exercise psychology as well as yoga philosophy to check our own biases about student performance and motivation, examine our own relationship with performance and motivation, and leave with some new lenses and tools for the upcoming semester.

This flex workshop is in response to the increased use and detection of AI generated writing in ESL writing classes and its impact on student success within ESL courses, all subsequent courses in other departments and students' academic and personal goals.

This event will provide Physics faculty an opportunity to take a deep dive into department-level data on student success and course enrollment, and to discuss FTE allocation, staffing levels, and curriculum changes in preparation for upcoming department meetings.

Weave presentation on the role of the advocate and DV, SA and Trafficking and Trauma

Department chairs, come gather with our colleagues to a brown bag conversation and networking. Discuss issues of concern to you with those who may be having similar experiences. More minds may result in better solutions.