Tag: Faculty Events
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A Pedagogy of Kindness Workshop Series
Join the Center for Teaching and Learning and the UNA Restorative Justice Lab for a workshop series around the book “A Pedagogy of Kindness” by Catherine J. Denial. Facilitated by Dr. Katie Owens-Murphy and Ms. Mary Beth Willis, we will explore kindness as a key component of course design. Workshop 1 will take place on…
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New Academic Advising Resource: The Advisor’s Toolkit for Student Success
In partnership with the Center for Teaching and Learning, the University Success Center is piloting a new Canvas-based Advising resource for faculty and staff Advisors at UNA. Whether you are a new or current academic advisor, this resource is built to support your professional growth and answer your day-to-day questions. The course provides new advisors…
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Course Offering – ITD 205: Digital Literacy – Gen Ed Area IV Course with AI & Digital Media Focus
With growing interest in AI-related course offerings and the recent release of UNA’s AI policies and guidelines, I wanted to highlight IT 205: Digital Literacy, a course developed as part of the AI in Education Micro-Credential that aligns perfectly with these topics. Approved for General Education Area IV, IT 205 equips students with essential digital…
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Exciting NEW Benefit Coming Soon!
UNA is pleased to offer a new voluntary hybrid life insurance and long-term care benefit through Trustmark for benefits-eligible employees and their spouses. This 2-in-1 coverage combines permanent life insurance with long-term care protection in one plan. If long-term care is needed, benefits may help pay for care. If long-term care is not needed, the…
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QEP Student Project Grant Applications
QEP Student Project Grant applications are open to students participating in experiential learning that includes work-based learning, mentored research and creative activities, immersive learning, and service learning. Students can apply for up to $1500/individual or up to $5000/group. Applications will close September 30, 2026.
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NEW IRB Submission System
As of the beginning of Fall 2026, IRB submissions for human subjects research are now being completed through Slate rather than Canvas. Researchers can access the Slate submission site here: https://www.una.edu/sponsored-programs/humans-subject-research/irb-quicksteps.html Please feel free to reach out (irb@una.edu) if you have any questions!
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EDBA Dissertation Defense – Kim Harper
You are invited to attend the public defense of an Executive Doctor of Business Administration dissertation on Monday, September 14th (1:00 pm) in Raburn 109. Kim Harper will present her work titled: Gig Talent as a Strategic Workforce Planning Strategy: Understanding Drivers of Adoption and Organizational Integration. She will answer any questions the audience/committee has…
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The Science of Learning Meets AI
The Sanders College of Business and Technology and the Center for Teaching and Learning are delighted to present a special lunch talk with Dr. Todd Zakrajsek: The Science of Learning Meets AI Monday, September 21 12:00–2:00 p.m. GUC Performance Center Dr. Todd Zakrajsek is the author or co-author of seven books published over the past…
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OER and Pressbooks Workshop
Learn about creating and adapting your own Open Educational Resources for use in your courses! We will discuss the benefits of OERs, how to get started in the digital publishing tool, PressBooks, and the OER Stipend program, so you can confidently incorporate open education in the classroom. Please register at the link below!
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Gallery Exhibition – Psychoterra – A Workshop in a Form of Social Practice
Workshops: Thu & Fri, Sept 17 & 18, 8:30 am–11:00 am, and 12:00 pm–3:30 pm in the Elaine Bailey Augustine Art Gallery Lecture: Thu, Sept 17, 4:30 pm, Visual Arts Building, Room #120. Performance: Fri, Sept 18, 2:00 pm –3:00 pm; Reception follows. Exhibition: Sept 21 – Oct 21, 2026 All UNA students are invited…