Early Bird Institutional Registration for #NISOD2024VC

NISOD Virtual Conference October 16-18 2024

Save With an Institutional Registration

Here are the top three reasons your college should sign up for an Institutional Registration for NISOD’s Annual Fall Virtual Conference:

All Inclusive: Every college employee is covered by the Institutional Registration fee. That means faculty, librarians, student support staff, and more can attend for just one low price!
Extended Access: Participants can access recorded sessions for six months following the conference, which allows them to revisit their favorite presentations, as well as watch presentations they may have missed during the conference.
Affordable Pricing: Costs are based on your institution’s fall student FTE.

Take advantage of Early Bird pricing through September 13, 2024.

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Call for Presentations

Do you have an innovative practice or cutting-edge research you want to share with your colleagues from around the world? Submit a proposal to present at NISOD's 2024 Fall Virtual Conference. Presenters receive a free conference registration! The deadline to submit a presentation proposal is September 6.

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2024 ANNUAL CONFERENCE ARCHIVES

NISOD members have access to the recordings of the Monday and Tuesday General Sessions from the recent International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence, held May 25-28, in Austin, Texas.

UPCOMING WEBINARS

Equity and Human-Centered Design for Single-Mother Learner Engagement

Thursday, September 12, 2024 | 1:00-2:00 p.m. Central

Approximately 1.7 million undergraduate students are single-mother learners. Yet, they are rarely the focus of campus programming. While more campuses are turning their focus on supporting single mothers toward completion, single-mother learners need comprehensive, end-to-end solutions that can lead to long-term, family-sustaining careers. This session discusses how campuses can apply human-centered design to develop learner-centric programs and partnerships that address the specific needs and motivations of single mothers and other student parents. Drawing from the experience of the Single Moms Success Design Challenge, this session shares new models that seek to dramatically boost education outcomes for single-mother learners and connect them to academic and career pathways to improve their families’ economic mobility and well-being.

NISOD Members: Free | Non-Members: $49 | Sign Up

ChatGPT Is Coming for Us All! (or Not?): The Ethics and Effective Use of Artificial Intelligence in Education

Thursday, September 26, 2024 | 1:00-2:00 p.m. Central

With the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) writing programs, such as ChatGPT, educators, students, and administrators face opportunities as well as challenges. While these tools offer enhanced writing capabilities and learning experiences, they also pose potential risks of misuse. This webinar offers a comprehensive look into the capabilities of AI writing tools, their projected trajectory in education, and recommendations for drafting rules and policies to regulate their use effectively.

NISOD Members: Free | Non-Members: $49 | Sign Up

Did you know that participants in our Virtual Workshops and Webinars can earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs)?

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IN THE HEADLINES

Is community college reaching a new level of confidence?

Americans are profoundly more confident in community college than four-year institutions. Can you guess the three main reasons?

A Community College's Guide to Engaging Employers

Education Design Lab's employer engagement guidebook includes insights from the Lab's work with over 50 community colleges as well as case studies completed in partnership with Harvard's Project on Workforce.

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