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2026 January
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Summary Takeaways
Strengths: Accessibility training, compliance clarity, AI literacy, accreditation updates
Opportunities: Topic variety, reduced AI saturation, role-specific learning
Future Direction: More wellness, administrative transparency, and customized tracks
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Dr. Lance Eaton's Slides and Resources
Dr. Lance Eaton's Slides and Resources
Please find Dr. Eaton's resources and slides within this document. Also included are:
AI Guides to Academic Programs: A comprehensive list of programs including examples of how to use Artificial Intelligence [AI] in those programs, including examples and assessment considerations and faculty starting points.
AI Entry Points: These brief, adaptable activities help students explore the strengths and weaknesses of generative AI.
Attendees enjoying the day.
Attendees enjoying the day.
Beyond_the_Classroom_High_Impact_Practices_REFORMATTED_FINAL.pptxBeyond the Classroom: High-Impact Practices [Internships & Capstones] that Transform Students
DKemp Professional Day 1-15-2026.pptxTools for the Trade: Direct Connections
Accessibility & ADA Title II
Overview of Blackboard Ultra Right on Timers for Spring 2026 and please view Ultra Showcase Video.
Program for January 15, 2026 for best results on mobile devices.
Lance Eaton, Senior Associate Director of AI in Teaching and Learning at Northeastern University, who visited our campus in 2024 will return to present our keynote and lead a faculty workshop focusing on artificial intelligence [AI].
Sessions are flagged for audience intent with F representing faculty, S representing staff and F|S representing all campus community.
All events are in person. No portion of the program will be virtual.
Breakfast & lunch will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
If you have specific dietary needs or restrictions, we recommend bringing your own meals to ensure your preferences are met.
Events will be in Building 2 starting at 9:00 am in the gym.
Registration begins at 8:15 am, be sure to register as you enter the gym.
Registration is electronic, you will scan a QR code.
Pick up your raffle ticket at the Registration Table. The Raffle is at 3pm in the Theater. You must be present to win.
Attendance for active adjunct faculty is voluntary; however, those attending will be eligible to receive stipends of $100 for the day or $50 for half of the day.
Adjuncts be sure you register both in the morning and at noon at the registration table.
Bring your own device. Programs are in digital format only.
Plan to print your own copy if you prefer a paper schedule.
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