Higher Education Events

How did the economy react to the onset of COVID-19? Join economist, professor, and author Dr. David Laibson for a deep dive on the pandemic's effect on the real and financial economies and the impact of the vaccines being used to combat it.

Join Professors Eric Lamm and Jen Tosti-Kharas for a discussion on how to make learning come alive using novel interactive, student-centered resources.

Join Professors Tracie Miller-Nobles (Austin Community College), Wendy Tietz (Kent State University) and Jennifer Cainas (University of South Florida) for a discussion on integrating data analytics into your accounting course.

Join R. Glenn Hubbard, Dean Emeritus and Russell L. Carson Professor of Finance and Economics at the Columbia Business School at Columbia University, for a discussion of improving student engagement by connecting economics to the latest news.

Join Dr. Nicole Coomber of the University of Maryland for a discussion of integrating experiential learning reflections into your management courses.

Join Professor Serina Al Haddad from Rollins College to develop and demonstrate how Excel skills can lead to employment opportunities.  

Join Professor Nathan Torno from Collin College to explore how you can incorporate data analysis and StatCrunch into your course.  

Join Elnora Stuart from University of South Carolina Upstate to discuss how Brand You Marketing Plans that utilize the Brand You Personal Inventory Assessments in MyLab Marketing help students understand their strengths and weaknesses on key skills and competencies.

Join Dr. Lyle Cochran from Whitworth University, as he brings calculus to life with real-world applications.

Join Professor Eric Lamm from San Francisco State University for a discussion on the importance of peer feedback on teamwork effectiveness.  

Join John List from the University of Chicago to discuss how to use current data to engage your Principles of Economics students.  

Join Professor Bill Pratt from Piedmont Virginia Community College to explore how digital learning can make educators more valuable in the classroom.