Thanks to all who attended this year's Faculty Technology Receptions! We had over 150 guests join us for good conversations and a lovely wine and cheese tasting. Photos from the event are now available online. Click on the headline to see the full article with the photo slide shows from our photographers Avi Schwab and Quinn Dombrowski:
Welcome back to campus!
The Umbrella Initiative cordially invite all faculty, lecturers, and instructors to this year's Technology Receptions.
Thursday, September 22nd
3pm - 4:30pm
Stuart Reading Room
(enter through Harper Commons)
Wednesday, September 28th
3pm - 4:30pm
Stuart Reading Room
(enter through Harper Commons)
Please join us and have all of your questions answered, including:
Representatives from campus organizations will be on hand to answer your questions about technology on campus. You will have the opportunity to learn about Chalk, Library eReserves, the IT Services Solution Center, A/V services and multimedia classrooms, safe computing, support for research, online class lists and grading, and more.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Gordon Center for Integrative Sciences
Please join us for our 2nd Annual Faculty Technology Day, featuring faculty presentation, technology briefings, one-on-one consultations, and a keynote lunch. Feel free to pick and choose the sessions you'd like to attend, or join us for the day. Seating is limited, so please rsvp.
Schedule
Our schedule is as follows:
The Umbrella Initiative’s first annual Faculty Technology Day was a rousing success. Thank you again — your hard work and contributions made this event possible. A special thanks to everyone who moderated sessions, for keeping the schedule moving on time, and for those who watched the registration desk during lunch. We couldn't have done it without you.
We had over 80 individuals register for the conference, both ahead of time online and on-site during the day. We received a lot of positive feedback from participants and presenters alike. Here are some of the photos from the event below, courtesy of Avi Schwab, Web Projects Coordinator for College IT.
