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We invite faculty, administrators, staff, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students across the UT System to join our monthly webinar series. This series explores the enduring value of the core curriculum, and the foundational scholarly skills students gain through it. Sessions will highlight how the core curriculum fosters cultural and social capital, analytical thinking, global citizenship, and interdisciplinary awareness—skills that prepare graduates to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing workplace and society. Faculty-led conversations will also showcase innovative practices in student partnership, productive struggle in the age of AI, and new ways of making learning visible and durable. Together, these sessions affirm the power of higher education to future-proof our students while deepening the impact of teaching and learning. Each session will be organized by the respective Center for Teaching and Learning, or its equivalent, on participating campuses, providing a platform for sharing insights, strategies, and innovations.

9/11: What is the Value of Higher Education? presented by UT Austin
10/9: Cultural and Social Capital: Presented by UT San Antonio's Dr. Bruce Rudy and Dr. Claudia Arcolin
11/13: Analytical Thinking and Problem Solving: Presented by UT Tyler
12/11: Creating Global Citizens: International Education: Presented by UT Dallas
1/15: Interdisciplinary Awareness: Presented by MD Anderson
2/12: Listening to Learn: Eliciting and Reflecting on Feedback from Student Partners in Teaching: Presented by UTRGV
3/12: Productive Struggle: Presented by UT Arlington
4/9: Comprehensive Learner Record for future proofing our Students: Presented by UT Austin

Learn more about the series: Educating for Impact: https://new.express.adobe.com/webpage/e7liNy9S0QaIr

As part of our commitment to ensure our wellness resources are aligned to all of our employee needs, People Excellence is hosting employee wellbeing listening sessions to gather feedback and input on how we can enhance our Wellness programming. These listening sessions build on the foundational work of the President’s Initiative on Enriching Campus Wellbeing, and similar sessions have been hosted to gather student feedback. The sessions will be offered across the campus in both virtual and in person formats. 

If you are unable to sign up and would like an opportunity to provide feedback, please click the link to share your contact information so that we can reach out as a follow-up.

As part of our commitment to ensure our wellness resources are aligned to all of our employee needs, People Excellence is hosting employee wellbeing listening sessions to gather feedback and input on how we can enhance our Wellness programming. These listening sessions build on the foundational work of the President’s Initiative on Enriching Campus Wellbeing, and similar sessions have been hosted to gather student feedback. The sessions will be offered across the campus in both virtual and in person formats. 

If you are unable to sign up and would like an opportunity to provide feedback, please click the link below to share your contact information so that we can reach out as a follow-up.

Contact: shelly.crofford@utsa.edu , nadia.lopez@utsa.edu , traci.guinn@utsa.edu

**The Feb 19 session has been canceled due to no enrollments

As part of our commitment to ensure our wellness resources are aligned to all of our employee needs, People Excellence is hosting employee wellbeing listening sessions to gather feedback and input on how we can enhance our Wellness programming. These listening sessions build on the foundational work of the President’s Initiative on Enriching Campus Wellbeing, and similar sessions have been hosted to gather student feedback. The sessions will be offered across the campus in both virtual and in person formats. 

If you are unable to sign up and would like an opportunity to provide feedback, please click the link to share your contact information so that we can reach out as a follow-up.

Contact: shelly.crofford@utsa.edu , nadia.lopez@utsa.edu , traci.guinn@utsa.edu