Enhancing Discussions and Community with Padlet

ONLINE WEBINAR

Enhance your online discussions and build a strong community of learning with Padlet. From ice-breakers and discussion prompts to group collaborations and portfolios, we'll show you how Padlet can be used in your course and share tips for easier implementation. log in and enroll

Student Accommodations – Assessment and Blackboard Tips

ONLINE WEBINAR

Providing approved accommodations for assessments and other course elements is essential to meeting the needs of diverse learners.  But how do we provide extended time for an exam?  What do we do if we utilize an automated test proctoring application?  In this webinar you will learn how to provide some of these accommodations and [...]

Faculty Convocation 2021

Business Building, 2nd Floor

You are invited to attend a hybrid event to usher in the new academic year and celebrate our collective accomplishments. Friday, September 10* 3 p.m. CT — Virtual Ceremony Remarks by President Taylor Eighmy, Provost Kimberly Andrews Espy, Faculty Senate Chair Chad Mahood and others. 4 p.m. CT — In-person Reception Join us along [...]

USDA HSI Federal Resource Symposium (Virtual)

ONLINE WEBINAR

The U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of Partnerships & Public Engagement (OPPE) is hosting a two half-day Symposium on Federal Programs and Resources for Hispanic-Serving Institutions  (HSIs) with an emphasis on building capacity, workforce, and educational development. The HSI community and partnering stakeholders are invited to hear from Departmental Leadership, Program Officers, and Project [...]

Lunch & Learn Discussion: NCFDD Webinar – Overcoming Academic Perfectionism

ONLINE WEBINAR

This lunch & learn is a live follow up discussion of NCFDD’s webinar Overcoming Academic Perfectionism. UTSA faculty will have an opportunity to discuss academic perfectionism at work and strategies and goals for addressing it. Presented by Dr. Norma Guerra, Professor, Department of Education Psychology. The session is open to all, but Associate Professors [...]

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