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Schedule

Schedule Overview 

Time Start

Time Stop

Location

Event

8:15am 

8:55am   Ballroom & LobbyCheck In (Posters set up)
9:00am 9:10am  BallroomWelcome and Opening Remarks
9:10am  9:45am BallroomFireside Chat  
10:00am11:00amVaries

First Breakout Talks 

11:15am12:15pm Varies  Second Breakout Talks 
12:30pm 1:30pmBallroomLunch (with optional Lunch Discussion Tables) 

1:00pm 

1:30pm Ballroom & Lobby Posters 
1:30pm 2:30pm BallroomTMTTP (Take My Teaching Tip Please)
2:30pm 3:00pmBallroomClosing, Trivia, and Mingle 

  

 

Detailed Schedule

First Breakout 

Room 340 Pfahl Hall – Moderator: Michelle Everson 

Time 

Presenters

Title

10:00am - 10:15am 

Teresa Johnson 

Julie Humbel-Courtney 

Corrie Pieterson 

Enriching the Honors and Scholars Experience Using ePortfolio as a Common HIP 

10:20am - 10:35am 

Shannon Gonzales-Miller 

Niki Jaburek 

From Isolation to Innovation: The Power of Communities of Practice in Higher Education 

10:40am - 10:55am 

Sarah Dove 

Keeping "Ally" at the Heart of Digital Accessibility (A11y) 

 

 

Room 240 Pfahl Hall – Moderator: TBD

Time

Presenters

Title

10:00am -  10:15am 

Yahaira Rose 

Stephanie Aubry 

Community-Engaged Learning in Practice: Leveraging University‚ Community Partnerships to Support Local Latino Communities 

10:20am - 10:35am

Ashley Orr 

Greg Moody 

Sandra Miller 

The Impact of One Day: Measuring Learning Gains by Professionals Continuing their Education at OSU 

10:40am

10:55am 

Kristine Cline 

Brianne Porter 

Preparing the Next Generation Teaching Development for Trainees 

 

 

Room 230 Pfahl Hall – Moderator: TBD

Time

Presenters

Title

10:00am 

10:15am 

Allison Schultz 

Niki Jaburek 

Launching AI Fluency: Redesigning GE Bookends for an Evolving Learning Landscape 

10:20am 

10:35am 

Matt Boggus 

Surveying the Landscape of Student Perspectives on AI Usage and Ideas to Improve Student Reporting of Its Use 

10:40am 

10:55am 

Ranjith Kumar  
Abhinavam Kailasanathan 

Teaching Engineering Technology Amid Shifting Technologies: Evidence from a Materials Lab and an Evolving AI-Supported Framework 

 

Second Breakout 

Ballroom 

Time

Presenters

Title

11:15am 

12:00pm 

Vicki Pitstick 

Darcy Granello 

The Need for Compassionate Pedagogy in the Shifting Landscape of Higher Education 

 

 

Room 340 Pfahl Hall – Moderator: Michelle Everson 

Time

Presenters

Title

11:15am 

11:30am 

Ann Bartman 

Teaching Distracted Students - Simple Yet Effective Strategies for Engaging Learners 

11:35am 

11:50am 

Rebecca Mason-Vergote 

Writing Without AI 

11:55am 

12:10pm 

LaVada Washington 

Click, Collaborate, Go! Seven Drivers for Energizing Online Learners  

  

 

Room 240 Pfahl Hall – Moderator: TBD

Time

Presenters

Title

11:15am - 11:30am 

Mary Sterenberg 

The Secret to Boosting Student Performance: High Care, High Expectation Classrooms 

11:35am - 11:50am 

Nicholas Denton 

Sebastian Meekins 

Weaving Research and Teaching in a Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) Pharmaceutical Sciences Labs 

11:55am -

12:10pm 

Jennifer Walters 

Josie Nardo 

Matt Wu 

Simplified Specifications Grading in an Accelerated Course 

 

 

Room 230 Pfahl Hall – Moderator: TBD

Time

Presenters

Title

11:15am - 11:30am 

Andrea Baldwin 

The Orgo Quest: Leveraging Generative AI to Find the why 

11:35am -

11:50am 

Steven Brown 

Matthew Stoltzfus 

Spock Pods and the School of Athens: A Vision for the AI Future of the University 

11:55am -

12:10pm 

Alex Grieco 

Jennifer Simmons 

David Tomasko 

Teaming Up to Teach A.I. Tips from the College of Engineering and College Medicine for Collaborating to Meet the Provost (Field) Goal 

 

 

Posters  (Set up between 8:15am – 8:55am, Presentation session is 1:00pm – 1:30pm) 

Presenters

Poster Title

Julie Humbel-Courtney 

Teresa Johnson 

Chip Tuson 

Unifying Academic Entities: Enhancing Student Experience and Access in the University Honors Program 

Steephanson Anthonymuthu 

Sanjeewani Weerasingha 

Making the positive foundation of statistics learning 

Brittney Mize 

Nicolas Denton 

Naomi Williams 

Reading Comprehension and Numeracy Demands of Examination Questions: A Comparative Analysis of Student Cohorts Affected by 2019-2020 Schooling Disruptions 

Kerry Rubadue 

Anna Yocom 

Back to the Future: The Imperative of Scholarly Teaching in a Disrupted World 

Pooja Acharya 

Making Complex Biomedical Topics Understandable: Redesigned Slides and Concept Maps to Improve Comprehension and Engagement with Primary Literature 

Tatiana Chaiban 

Am I AI Fluent within FEEP Classes and Beyond? Pre-Service Teachers’ AI Interpretation Across Teacher Education and School Contexts 

Dian Sawitri 

LOGICA: Reframing Instruction Through UDL and HOTS 

Kiro MikhaeelOptimization of catalytic cyclopropanation lab procedures for undergraduate lab

 

Lunch Tables 

Presenters

Title

Amanda Donahue 

Small Changes, Big Signals: Redesigning Office Hours for Connection 

Romena Holbert 

Iwona Goodrich 

Patricia Engles 

Jobe Kaufman 

Emma Hatfield 

Designing Learning for Trust, Agency, and Care in Shifting Educational Landscapes 

Deborah Sharp 

Wendy McBroom 

Caezilia Loibl 

How to design a high-enrollment, 4-credit Gen Ed course for the Citizenship Theme: Sharing insights from CSCFFS 3000 Women and Money - Citizenship in a Modern World 

Alyssa Chrisman 

Kayla Hennis 

Moving Beyond a Culture of Compliance with Title II: Opportunities for Accessible Online Teaching with UDL 

Michelle Everson 

Vicki Pitstick 

Darcy Granello 

Nourishing Our Teaching: A Conversation about Compassionate Pedagogy 

 

Take My Teaching Tip Please

Time

Presenters

Title

1:35pm -

1:40pm 

Kate Roush 

Mind the Gap: Turning Knowledge Gaps into Reading Gains 

1:41pm -

1:46pm 

Cathy Ryan 

Best Practices to Help Students Navigate the AI Future

1:47pm -

1:52pm 

Jenny Sheldon 

Carolyn Johns 

Adapt to students' changing needs using a directed end of term survey 

1:53pm -

1:58pm 

Kristine Cline 

Utility of a Virtual Tutor: Is a GenAI Tutor Worth It? 

1:59 pm -

2:04pm 

Ted Clark 

Making Learning Objectives Meaningful for Students 

2:05pm - 2:25pm 

All Participants 

Crowd Q & A 

 

Closing and Trivia Wrap-up 

Time

Event

2:30pm - 2:50pm 

Highlights of the day Trivia with prizes 
2:50pm - 3:00pmClosing remarks and Gratitude