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  • Campuswide Holiday Breakfast: Faculty & Staff

    Student Cafeteria

    All employees are invited to join us for a festive end-of-semester gathering, featuring good company and delicious breakfast treats. Enjoy coffee, tea, juice, bagels, yogurt, pastries, and more as we […]

  • Professional Development Day

    Arts Center, Theater

    Spring All College Day will be a Professional Development Day for the entire campus, hosted by the Center for Innovation, Teaching, and Learning. This is a permanent change to the […]

  • CITL: Innovative Projects for Spring Semester

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    Join CITL for a brief, energizing gathering to share your ideas, intentions, and goals for the spring semester. Together, we’ll build a community “wall of aspirations” to spark creativity, support […]

  • The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Collaboration

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    The Center for Teaching, Innovation, & Learning invites faculty to The Human Skills AI Can't Replace. As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in our daily work, intentionally strengthening human skills […]

  • The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Collaboration

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    The Center for Teaching, Innovation, & Learning invites faculty to The Human Skills AI Can't Replace. As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in our daily work, intentionally strengthening human skills […]

  • Faculty & Staff: Town Hall Meeting with Lunch

    PAC, Room 614

    Pizza Lunch available starting at 12:15 in the PAC Downstairs Lobby Town Hall meetings are available to current employees (faculty, staff, and administrators) and to adjunct faculty. President Walsh will […]

  • The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Collaboration

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    The Center for Teaching, Innovation, & Learning invites faculty to The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace.As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in our daily work, intentionally strengthening human skills is […]

  • The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Collaboration

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    The Center for Teaching, Innovation, & Learning invites faculty to The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace. CITL invites you to participate in Session 4 of our professional development series focused on the human skills that form the foundation of personal and professional success. This week, we will focus on the skills of Intrapersonal Communication, including Self-Awareness, […]

  • The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Collaboration

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    The Center for Teaching, Innovation, & Learning invites faculty to The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace. As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in our daily work, intentionally strengthening human skills is essential to effective teaching, leadership, collaboration, and decision-making. This 12-week professional development series centers on the 12 human skills that AI cannot replace, offering a […]

  • The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Collaboration

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    The Center for Teaching, Innovation, & Learning invites faculty to The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace. As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in our daily work, intentionally strengthening human skills is essential to effective teaching, leadership, collaboration, and decision-making. This 12-week professional development series centers on the 12 human skills that AI cannot replace, offering […]

  • Applied Learning Process and College Central Network Relaunch: Workshop 1

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    The department of Continuing Education & Workforce Development (CEWD) is excited to announce and provide a series of workshops and trainings to the campus on the college's new standard operating procedures for Applied Learning experiences and the re-launch of our career and workforce software, College Central Network. During these workshops you'll learn standard Applied Learning […]

  • The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Systems Thinking

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    Systems thinking is a cognitive skill that allows us to see how parts of a process connect, influence one another, and produce outcomes over time. As one of the uniquely human skills, it helps us recognize patterns, anticipate consequences, and make thoughtful decisions based on context rather than isolated information. AI can support this process […]