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Dialogue training hosted by CDI office with Danielle Koon.

First-Year Advising will host drop-in advising hours for first year students to ask registration questions, receive advice for schedules or courses, and troubleshoot registration issues

First-Year Advising will host drop-in advising for first-year students to answer advising questions, review schedules, make schedule recommendations, and troubleshoot issues in EagleService.

In this workshop led by CTRL's AI in Teaching & Research Faculty Fellow Derrick Cogburn (Professor, KSB | Information Technology & Analytics /SIS | Environment, Development & Health) you will build your knowledge of artificial intelligence by exploring large language models, and the machine learning and deep learning techniques and technologies that drive them. We will then introduce you to the …more

Delve into the intersections of identity, leadership, and the current events shaping the college experience. In this workshop, participants will explore how diverse perspectives drive innovative solutions and foster inclusive leadership practices. Join us to discover how embracing intersectionality can help create a more equitable campus environment for everyone.

The First-Year Advising Office will host drop-in advising for first-year students to come talk to any advisor and receive advice about registration, class schedules, courses, and troubleshoot EagleService issues.

This event is an opportunity for SOC students to come in and get career advice from the SOC Career Advisors, especially as students are looking for jobs or internships for the upcoming spring semester.

The First-Year Advising Office will host drop-in advising for first-year students to come talk to any advisor and receive advice about registration, class schedules, courses, and troubleshoot EagleService issues.

Join us for this informal meeting with the intention to create a space for faculty and staff to come together to ask questions, share experiences, and brainstorm strategies on the ways in which Artificial Intelligence impacts your teaching, research, and other work.

A lecture by invited scholar Kamila Stullerova, sponsored by the SIS Department of Global Inquiry.