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How to work with (and against) Artificial Intelligence

Set in a Florida cigar factory in 1929, the 2003 Pulitzer Prize-winning play is the story of a newly-arrived “lector” - a man who reads stories aloud to the workers while they roll cigars - and the swirling intrigue and danger that erupt as he reads them Tolstoy’s classic novel Anna Karenina.

Whether you're just getting started with Canvas, exploring new instructional technologies, or tackling a complex challenge, our virtual drop-in lab is here to support you. Get personalized assistance and expert guidance on a wide range of tools and techniques – stop by anytime during the scheduled hours. We're ready to help you enhance your teaching, no matter your experience level!

The American River College Concert Choir, directed by Dr. Bobby Halvorson, present The Music of Sacramento!

This session will strengthen participants' ability to identify risk factors, understand the dynamics of exploitation, and support students or colleagues in a trauma-informed manner.

Whether you’re just getting started with Canvas, exploring new instructional technologies, or tackling a complex challenge, our virtual drop-in lab is here to support you. Get personalized assistance and expert guidance on a wide range of tools and techniques – stop by anytime during the scheduled hours. We’re ready to help you enhance your teaching.

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Set in a Florida cigar factory in 1929, the 2003 Pulitzer Prize-winning play is the story of a newly-arrived “lector” - a man who reads stories aloud to the workers while they roll cigars - and the swirling intrigue and danger that erupt as he reads them Tolstoy’s classic novel Anna Karenina.

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The American River College Vocal Jazz Ensemble, directed by Professor Julian Cunningham, present their showcase, "Jazz and Tonic."