Consider together what it means and how to offer a course that goes beyond using generally effective strategies to being anti-racist. Faculty of any discipline and status are welcomed and encouraged to participate. CAFE’s paid offering has a capacity for a maximum of 30 faculty participants, so register today for your spot.

The institute will be in person, Jan. 9-12, 2024.

115 faculty and staff got together on November 3rd for the first CPP Symposium on AI in the Classroom and Beyond. The program balanced diverse perspectives, practical information, and time for reflective collegial discussion on the topic of artificial intelligence. The symposium was a collaboration of CAFE, Academic Innovation, Information Technology & Institutional Planning (IT&IP) and the University Library. 

Enhance Your Mentoring of Graduate Students with Funds of Knowledge

This recently launched LOGRARs asset created by Education faculty Sara Juarez and Giselle Navarro-Cruz, and Civil Engineering faculty Ghada Gad, provides faculty mentors with resources to help all graduate students feel welcomed and supported throughout the graduate school experience using a funds of knowledge framework.  

Thank you,

Thomas Jenkins!

We want to wish all the best to CAFE’s Instructional Designer, Thomas Jenkins, who joined our CAFE team back in 2019 and is moving on to a new opportunity. We will miss working with our colleague and congratulate Thomas on his new endeavors.

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