The Adapt 2023 conference is still accepting proposal applications. This year’s conference will focus on making connections with ourselves, our students, our networks, and our instructional tools. Consider this theme as you submit your proposal(s). Review of submissions will begin immediately. The priority deadline for proposals is March 24th but we will consider proposals past the priority deadline.

This conference will offer sessions focused on four different tracks:

1. Connecting with Yourself (e.g., Well-being, Mental health, Burnout, Crisis awareness, Trauma-informed teaching)
2. Connecting with Your Students (e.g., Student voices, Student engagement, Success and persistence)
3. Connecting with Your Network (e.g., University resources, Support for teaching and learning)
4. Connecting with Your Instructional Tools (e.g., Microsoft, Integrating technology and pedagogy)

UNCG Libraries Research & Applications webinar next week on “Non-Traditional Library Spaces” on Monday March 20th at 12pm by Rachel Olsen.

Description: When people think of libraries they most often think of books and silent studying. This session will discuss some of the many “non-traditional” spaces that the University Libraries have to offer as well as tips and tricks for making the most of those spaces. We will briefly discuss each space and review policies for using the area, and there will be plenty of time for questions.

This webinar are still being run through Zoom for now. These webinars are also available on the UNCG workshop webpage. They’re recorded, so please sign up if you want an email of the recording. These are available for all UNCG students, instructors, and staff.

This year, the Adapt Conference will focus is Making Connections. As we work through times of change, it’s important to take a moment to connect with why we do this important work, with our support systems, and with each other. 

This conference will offer sessions focused on four different tracks:

1. Connecting with Yourself (e.g., Well-being, Mental health, Burnout, Crisis awareness, Trauma-informed teaching)
2. Connecting with Your Students (e.g., Student voices, Student engagement, Success and persistence)
3. Connecting with Your Network (e.g., University resources, Support for teaching and learning)
4. Connecting with Your Instructional Tools (e.g., Microsoft, Integrating technology and pedagogy)

The Adapt conference is free and open to everyone in the UNCG community. 

This year’s conference will be held synchronously in Microsoft Teams and Canvas with a variety of sessions ranging from 5-50 minutes including interdisciplinary roundtable discussions, lightning rounds, and virtual poster sessions.

Conference Registration begins April 3th. Conference registration is free and open to everyone in the UNCG community.