We invite you to join the Open Education Community of Practice, a space for faculty to connect with colleagues, exchange ideas, explore innovative teaching practices, and stay informed about open education initiatives, events, and resources. Topics may include: OER discovery, adoption, and creation Open pedagogy Tools like Pressbooks & Leganto AI and Open Education Z-Degree and affordability initiatives In addition […]
No matter where you are in life – whether you’re just getting started or planning for retirement – a session with a financial consultant can help you create a plan for your goals. And, it’s at no additional cost as a part of your retirement plan. You’ll get answers to these questions and more: Am I invested in the appropriate […]
College Lab Specialist Cheryl Brown has been nominated by a colleague for wholeheartedly helping faculty and students with laboratory and research needs and skillfully solving problems when issues with vendors arise. “Any behind the scenes lab needs, she’s on top of it,” says Sara Anderson. “On top of that, she always has a joyful attitude and makes everyone feel noticed […]
Good news: the submission deadline for the Dragon Lair Pitch Competition has been extended. If you have a business concept, class project, prototype, or early-stage idea, submit it for the opportunity to present to regional business leaders and compete for $5,000 in total cash prizes, including $3,500 for the top pitch. Updated Application Deadline: Sunday, October 25 at 11:59 p.m. […]
Q: What is your job title and what does it entail? TJ: My title is instructor of mathematics. My job involves teaching math classes. This semester, all my classes are LASC classes. Jamie: I am an associate professor in mathematics. Ryan: I am an assistant professor of mathematics. I teach statistics and actuarial science classes while doing research in difference equations and mathematical […]