Upcoming Events

Dr. Leslie Sharp will show research-based strategies to boost the effectiveness, efficiency, and clarity of instructional planning. The focus will be on practical approaches teachers can use to maximize learning outcomes with intentional preparation. The session will highlight practical templates, routines, and planning frameworks teachers can implement immediately to deliver purposeful, student-centered instruction that is ... ATLE Lunch and Event: Lighting the Way- Elevating University Teaching Through Effective, Efficient, and Explicit Instructional Strategies

Join us for an introductory yoga class to unwind and relax. Learn about the fitness opportunities available to faculty, staff, and students.

Updated Title II regulations state that institutions the size of ours need to have all online content accessible by April 2026. In this session, Julie Shelby will show us how to use tools you already have to remediate documents, as well as some tips to help you along the way.

Helping students to develop their own support network, whether in person or online, is essential for their academic success, confidence, and sense of belonging. Since the start of the pandemic, some academic programs have struggled to get their students back into their halls and knock on faculty's office doors. Student peer interactions and study groups ... ATLE Lunch and Event: Creating Student Communities to Enhance Learning

Google NotebookLM is a robust tool for teaching and research. In this session, Catherine Crisp and Brian Berry will provide a brief overview of NotebookLM's different components, share how they use it in teaching and research, and offer suggestions for how faculty can use it in their teaching and research.

Join us for a lively and engaging session where we’ll dive into the real science behind animal training, behavior, and communication. Expect insights from behavioral psychology, real-world training techniques, and—yes—an actual live demonstration. This session is perfect for animal lovers, science enthusiasts, and anyone curious about how behavior is shaped and learned.