Archived Diversity and Inclusion Events
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Introduction to Canvas
With Megan Kitts, Lead Learning Technology Consultant, Office of Information Technology This 90-minute training offers instructors a comprehensive overview of Canvas features and functionalities, such as course navigation, communicating with students, managing course content, using the gradebook, Canvas support, and more. Time will be devoted to the discussion of applying these technologies into our own classroom with a teaching and learning focus.
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With Megan Kitts, Lead Learning Technology Consultant, Office of Information Technology This 90-minute training offers instructors a comprehensive overview of Canvas features and functionalities, such as course navigation, communicating with students, managing course content, using the gradebook, Canvas support, and more. Time will be devoted to the discussion of applying these technologies into our own classroom with a teaching and learning focus.
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Faculty Fall Welcome Disability Services Presentation
Come learn about Disability Services, the faculty member's role on campus with implementing accommodations for students with disabilities and resources for faculty members working with students with disabilities.
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Come learn about Disability Services, the faculty member's role on campus with implementing accommodations for students with disabilities and resources for faculty members working with students with disabilities.
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH)
JOURNALING FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND PERSONAL GROWTH
Journaling is a great way to tune into your thoughts and emotions, work through challenges, and support your goals. Research shows that it has both physical and mental health benefits, including better immune functioning, decrease in blood pressure, better sleep, decrease in depression and anxiety, and improved working memory. It can be particularly helpful in this challenging time of COVID-19. Please bring a journal/paper and pen! August Theme: Transition
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Journaling is a great way to tune into your thoughts and emotions, work through challenges, and support your goals. Research shows that it has both physical and mental health benefits, including better immune functioning, decrease in blood pressure, better sleep, decrease in depression and anxiety, and improved working memory. It can be particularly helpful in this challenging time of COVID-19. Please bring a journal/paper and pen! August Theme: Transition
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Center for Teaching & Learning: Fall Intensive
The Center for Teaching & Learning's Fall Intensive is an annual workshop series designed to support instructors at the outset of the academic year. Workshops are designed to help postdocs teach at CU Boulder, provide opportunities for professional development in postsecondary education, and explore nonacademic jobs.
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The Center for Teaching & Learning's Fall Intensive is an annual workshop series designed to support instructors at the outset of the academic year. Workshops are designed to help postdocs teach at CU Boulder, provide opportunities for professional development in postsecondary education, and explore nonacademic jobs.
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Center for Teaching & Learning: Equitable Teaching Conference
Join the CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning for a remote week-long teaching conference for CU faculty, graduate students and teaching staff to prepare for fall semester with a focus on equity-minded practices. Each day's programming centers around a theme, and will begin with a casual coffee hour conversation. There will be two daily opportunities to join interactive workshops, and each day closes with a happy hour conversation.
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Join the CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning for a remote week-long teaching conference for CU faculty, graduate students and teaching staff to prepare for fall semester with a focus on equity-minded practices. Each day's programming centers around a theme, and will begin with a casual coffee hour conversation. There will be two daily opportunities to join interactive workshops, and each day closes with a happy hour conversation.
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NCFDD: Cultivating Your Network of Mentors, Sponsors & Collaborators
The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs and Graduate School invite postdocs and graduate students to tune in to a webinar from the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity (NCFDD). All CU Boulder postdocs and graduate students have access to NCFDD resources, and must activate your account by following the directions on
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The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs and Graduate School invite postdocs and graduate students to tune in to a webinar from the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity (NCFDD). All CU Boulder postdocs and graduate students have access to NCFDD resources, and must activate your account by following the directions on
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Center for Teaching & Learning: Equitable Teaching Conference
Join the CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning for a remote week-long teaching conference for CU faculty, graduate students and teaching staff to prepare for fall semester with a focus on equity-minded practices. Each day's programming centers around a theme, and will begin with a casual coffee hour conversation. There will be two daily opportunities to join interactive workshops, and each day closes with a happy hour conversation.
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Join the CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning for a remote week-long teaching conference for CU faculty, graduate students and teaching staff to prepare for fall semester with a focus on equity-minded practices. Each day's programming centers around a theme, and will begin with a casual coffee hour conversation. There will be two daily opportunities to join interactive workshops, and each day closes with a happy hour conversation.
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Broader Impacts Session for Postdocs
The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (OPA) invites postdocs and graduate students to learn more about the world of “broader impacts”—that is, the potential for a research project to benefit society or advance desired societal outcomes—when it comes to competing for grant funding.
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The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (OPA) invites postdocs and graduate students to learn more about the world of “broader impacts”—that is, the potential for a research project to benefit society or advance desired societal outcomes—when it comes to competing for grant funding.
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Center for Teaching & Learning: Equitable Teaching Conference
Join the CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning for a remote week-long teaching conference for CU faculty, graduate students and teaching staff to prepare for fall semester with a focus on equity-minded practices. Each day's programming centers around a theme, and will begin with a casual coffee hour conversation. There will be two daily opportunities to join interactive workshops, and each day closes with a happy hour conversation.
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Join the CU Boulder Center for Teaching & Learning for a remote week-long teaching conference for CU faculty, graduate students and teaching staff to prepare for fall semester with a focus on equity-minded practices. Each day's programming centers around a theme, and will begin with a casual coffee hour conversation. There will be two daily opportunities to join interactive workshops, and each day closes with a happy hour conversation.
View Event
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH)
JOURNALING FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND PERSONAL GROWTH
Journaling is a great way to tune into your thoughts and emotions, work through challenges, and support your goals. Research shows that it has both physical and mental health benefits, including better immune functioning, decrease in blood pressure, better sleep, decrease in depression and anxiety, and improved working memory. It can be particularly helpful in this challenging time of COVID-19. Please bring a journal/paper and pen! August Theme: Transition
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Journaling is a great way to tune into your thoughts and emotions, work through challenges, and support your goals. Research shows that it has both physical and mental health benefits, including better immune functioning, decrease in blood pressure, better sleep, decrease in depression and anxiety, and improved working memory. It can be particularly helpful in this challenging time of COVID-19. Please bring a journal/paper and pen! August Theme: Transition
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