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STCC Center for Online & Digital Learning
The Center for Online & Digital Learning (CODL) offers continuous year-round support, training & workshop opportunities to assist you in your teaching. Check the STCC Calendar of Events for dates, times and links for professional development opportunities.
Symposium on Anti-Racist Community Engagement
Friday, March 31, 2023
1:00 AM - 4:00 PM (UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Join us for the second Symposium on Anti-racist Community Engagement! Join in the second national dialogue with leading scholars on advancing best practices in anti-racist community engagement. This hybrid event will occur physically at UMass Dartmouth and virtually throughout the world. It will feature panels and workshops led by authors from a forthcoming book Anti-racist Community Engagement: Principles and Practices to be published by Stylus in Summer 2023. Attendees will also engage in conversations around new Massachusetts’ civic learning outcomes for a multiracial democracy.
Who is this for? Faculty, civic engagement and DEI staff, students, academic administrators, and community partners from colleges and universities across the United States and beyond.
Free for faculty, staff, and students from Massachusetts public colleges or universities in Massachusetts, Campus Compact member institutions, and community partners of any institution of higher education.
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Mass TLC
Did you know that STCC has a membership with Mass TLC? Mass Technology Leadership Council is the voice for Massachusetts’ diverse and growing technology industry, advocating at the state and national levels to help make the region one of the best places for innovating and growing a business; connecting tech leaders with policymakers; and offering a collaborative platform to solve critical issues for the industry.
We have a new STCC branded page and our annual membership fee covers all STCC faculty, staff, and students. Anyone with an STCC.edu email account can access the membership resources right away. There are several benefits to membership, including:
- Access to top technology executives at CEO forums, peer groups, advisory groups, and thought-leadership events to foster knowledge sharing, collaboration and action.
- Over 70 conferences and events including Boston TechJam, MassTLC Leadership Awards, and TRANSFORM.
- Social Justice Initiatives, Professional Women's Communities, Board-Ready Bootcamps, etc.
- MassTLC talent pipeline for the future through benchmarking research, mentoring programs and talent development community, career fairs, and job board.
Accelerating DEI: Linking Business and Social Impact
May 5 -7, 2021, 9:00 am – 12:30 pm
Presented by MassTLC and Faculty Members of Harvard Business School.
Companies and organizations need to take action to move issues of racial and social justice from a “nice to have” statement of support to a “must do” core of their strategy. For these programs to succeed leaders should design, launch, and evaluate them as they would a new strategic opportunity.
This case-study focused workshop, featuring Harvard Business School faculty members and industry executives, will provide you with the analytics and tools needed to identify and evaluate DEI strategic opportunities and to develop an action plan that enables you to make the systemic change versus incremental change needed to drive business value and impact, including impact to your bottom-line performance.
This workshop is for those interested in launching new DEI strategic initiatives or are already leading DEI projects.
For more information or to register, click here.
Board Ready Bootcamp
Mass TLC presents a Board Ready Bootcamp focused on preparing women, people of color, LBTQIA+, and other underrepresented tech leaders for boardroom roles.
As featured in the Boston Globe, the award-winning Board-Ready Bootcamp is designed to improve the quality of board governance and composition at tech companies by providing a high-impact curriculum on board fundamentals, strategy and governance.
Given the lack of diversity in the tech boardroom, the bootcamp is focused on preparing underrepresented tech leaders, including Black, Latinx, Indigenous, LGBTQIA+, people with disabilities, and women tech executives. Participants must be current tech executives who’ve been nominated to attend and have the support of their CEO or board of directors.
For more information and to apply, click here.
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