COLRS Events, Trainings & Workshops
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Blended learning is an approach to learning that combines face-to-face and online learning experiences. Ideally, each (both online and off) will complement the other by using its particular strength. In this session, we will explore best practices for blended learning. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83022052352?pwd=OW1tUm1LREFwZ1lsZHg4NGgzc3lyZz09
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This work group session will provide an overview of two internal funding opportunities for faculty research projects. We will explore how to use these grants to help build a research agenda. In addition, the group will practice review of funder guidelines and discuss applicable proposal objectives.
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This session will discuss the organization of advising at UIS, and share some best practices in advising. Additionally, it will demonstrate how students can use the new Advise U app to schedule an appointment with an advisor. The session will also demonstrate the “find my advisor” app on the UIS website. The discussion will take place on Zoom:
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Formerly known as the Summer Competitive Scholarly Research Grant program (SCSRG), this year the CSRG program is available for year-round projects. Information is available at https://www.uis.edu/research/faculty-research-support/faculty-grants/.
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Do you wish to better understand and support UIS student veterans and military personnel? This presentation will help you become familiar with the military experience, military culture, the emotional cycle of deployment, and the potential issues facing student veterans and active service members as they transition from the military to campus.
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COLRS staff will offer a brief overview of the Canvas Gradebook. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89822467639?pwd=dDFjakNRTkZzeSs1QnFLQTZUWXhOZz09
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This panel session will help faculty become more familiar with ways that they can make their courses more anti-racist. The panel will explore definitions of excellence, decolonizing the syllabus, dialect and professionalism as well as avoiding implicit bias when creating rubrics.
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We will discuss the UIS pre-award submission process and how the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs can help your team meet application deadlines without panic. You will receive a timeline template to document application components, assignments, and due dates. This is an interactive session where you will fill in your own timeline in preparation for your next grant