Higher Education Events

Esteemed voices within the HBCU community discuss the critical role of HBCUs in higher education. Gain insights into the positive impacts of HBCUs and explore solutions for challenges in education.

Join experienced professors for an open dialogue on interactive courses in Math. Discover how interspersed assessment, animated graphs, and dynamic visualization can enhance critical thinking skills.

Discover how to enhance learning outcomes by integrating AI into your Chemistry course and your students’ study tools. Learn how to use AI in the classroom from experts Joel Caughran and Chris Hess.

Join author, educator and speaker Joe Mistovich as he discusses strategies for using pathophysiology in the classroom to engage students, improve outcomes and prepare them for Registry.

Discover the fascinating origins and meanings of the Easter Island Moai with author Patrick Frank. Explore the unique functions of these iconic sculptures through the latest archaeological research.

Join author Michael Quinn as he introduces the important topic of algorithmic bias and explains how to help students understand why creating systems that make fair decisions is easier said than done.

Discover how drawing impacts learning and the brain with Michael Wood, author of Laboratory Manual of Anatomy & Physiology featuring Martini Art. Get tips for incorporating drawing into the A&P lab.

Gain practical strategies to become a more student-centered educator. Dr. Steven Beebe shares tips for enhancing your instructional practice and keeping students engaged in the learning process.

Join Dr. Erin Amerman, author of Human Anatomy & Physiology, as she shares easy to incorporate study skill strategies in A&P.

Join nurse educator Pam Kemp for insights on switching to a concept-based classroom. Discover best practices and teaching strategies to prepare nursing students for the demands of modern healthcare.

Empower students to overcome attention challenges in A&P learning. Get strategies that replace the desire for a quick 'shot of knowledge' with sustained focus in lectures and study sessions.

Dr. Kim Quillin explains how to bridge the opportunity gap in undergraduate science programs by fostering active learning, championing transparency, and cultivating a growth mindset in students.