This week-long, in-person event brings faculty together from all schools and colleges for inspiration, collegial connection, critical conversations, and creation of new teaching materials. This year, the institute will focus on the rapid rise of Generative Artificial Intelligence as it impacts teaching and learning. Apply by May 22 to be considered for the institute.
As we begin the final term of this year-long initiative to encourage high-quality, network-based mentorship for every person at the University of Oregon, we encourage the campus community to attend our virtual workshops for mentors and mentees.
A discussion for faculty and graduate instructors: Join the Teaching and AI Community Accelerating the Impact of Teaching (CAIT) group for a discussion about the implications of generative artificial intelligence on teaching and learning.
How to build your mentorship network: During this 1-hour interactive zoom workshop, mentees will learn how to use their agency to develop a robust mentorship network that includes peers, role models, coaches, sponsors, supervisors, advisors, and more.
How to be a responsive, reciprocal and adaptive mentor: During this 1-hour interactive zoom workshop, mentors will learn how to help their mentees develop their mentorship network, as well as how to enact the relational characteristics that lead to high quality mentorship.
Several members within the Office of the Provost offer time in their week for faculty or administration to ask questions or get clarification on processes, policies, and more.
As fall winds down and you look toward winter term, we hope these Winter 2024 Course Resources will save you time and flag key need-to-know information for faculty and GE instructors teaching this winter.
