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Opening Remarks & Welcome
Faculty Assessment Fellows Panel
The panel shared simple strategies, real examples, and lessons learned to make assessment manageable, meaningful, and supportive of student learning and faculty confidence.
Presenters: Tracey Trottier, Joshua Carreiro, Aimee Dalenta, Ingo Schranz and Zahi Haddad.
Advancing AI at STCC
This panel outlined our STCC strategic framework for AI, detailing the roadmap for an upcoming pilot program, and explained the pathway toward broader college-wide deployment. Presenters provided an update on AI policy development at the college and shared how campus groups can provide input into the development of secure, practical, and ethical guidelines.
Presenters: Mary Kaselouskas, Dr. Chris Thuot, Ashley Pease, and Daniel Paquett
Bridging the Entry-Level Gap: Turning Classroom Learning into Career Readiness
This session explored strategies for designing projects that become résumé-ready experiences, aligning syllabi with National Associate of Colleges and Employers (NACE) career competencies, and providing students with concrete language and talking points to confidently articulate their skills on résumés and in interviews.
Presenters: Nathan Andary and Devin Adams
SIM gurus from the SHPS Innovation Lab shared how they use AI-driven simulations to enhance teaching, create immersive, discipline-specific experiences that deepen learning, personalize feedback, and boost engagement.
Presenters: Daniel O'Neill and Daniel Taibbi
AHSIE Recap - Reimagining the Power of Servingness: Takeaways from AHSIE
Dr. Hill shared Key insights from the 2026 AHSIE Best Practices Conference, including strategies for advancing equity, strengthening Hispanic-Serving Institution practices, and promoting student success.
Presenter: Vanessa Hill
Accessible Syllabi
Learn how to create an accessible syllabus that supports all students from day one. This session covered clear structure, inclusive language, and essential accessibility practices aligned with Title II. Gain practical tips and tools to ensure your syllabus is usable, welcoming, and sets expectations that promote success for every learner.
Presenters: Kyle Stephanie Kraus and Marisha Marks
Discipline-Specific AI Integration for Workforce Readiness
Faculty from three disciplines share how they integrate AI into coursework to build workforce-ready skills. Discussion reveolved around highlights such as real assignments, tools, and strategies aligned with industry expectations.
Presenters: Gary Mullett, Laura Piquette, and Brian Candido
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.
A Note About food service: While we have tried our best to accommodate the most common dietary needs (vegetarian, gluten, seafood, nuts). Please plan accordingly if you have concerns about your nutrition.
Events will be in Building 2 starting at 9:30 am in the gym.
Registration begins at 8:30 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. Adjunct faculty who attend are eligible to be considered for a stipend of $100 for the full day or $50 for a half 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.