Faculty from across disciplines, including the law school, come together for a conversation between ethics and law, discussing knowledge as a public good, the legal protections publishers hold over paywalled academic content, and what this means for faculty and students navigating research and AI tools today.

Career Center Career Foundations event on networking and informational interviewing

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Career Center information session on the AU Ready Internship Pledge

Join us for the Course Design Institute — a four-session, hands-on workshop series where faculty transform their course materials through student-centered and inclusive pedagogy. Bring a syllabus, a new course you are teaching for the first time, or existing materials to refresh. Leave with refined, semester-ready teaching materials. Featuring collaborative activities, peer feedback, and expert … more

Lit Visiting Scholars Series: Arielle Zibrak

Join us for the Course Design Institute — a four-session, hands-on workshop series where faculty transform their course materials through student-centered and inclusive pedagogy. Bring a syllabus, a new course you are teaching for the first time, or existing materials to refresh. Leave with refined, semester-ready teaching materials. Featuring collaborative activities, peer feedback, and expert … more

In the Ordinary Least Squares method, also called Simple Linear Regression, the slope and intercept are considered fixed random variables. In this workshop, we will consider the case where the regression model has a random intercept and/or random slope. We will analyze a data set where the data vary over time. For the analysis, we will use SPSS.

Career Center Career Foundations event on interviewing, professionalism and workplace etiquette

Career Center event for students who are thinking about graduate school after graduation.