Conferences
Academic Community Engagement Symposium (Office of Academic Community Engagement)
The Academic Community Engagement Symposium (previously the Community Engaged Scholars Symposium) is an annual event sponsored by the UNC Office of Academic Community Engagement that allows faculty, students, staff, and community members to come together to celebrate the importance of community-engaged teaching, learning, research and creative works.
The event includes a poster session highlighting the exciting community-engaged projects taking place in Northern Colorado, as well as a ceremony to recognize recipients of the UNC Engaged Scholar Award, Social Science Research Award, and Bob and Bonnie Phelps Family CAP Award.
Higher Education Flipped Learning Conference (Math and Science Teaching Institute)
The Flipped Learning Academy and the MAST Institute host the Higher Education Flipped Learning Conference on the campus of the University of Northern Colorado, in Greeley, Colorado.
This conference allows higher education flipped classroom practitioners to exchange information, highlight faculty engaged in assessment of flipped classrooms, and discuss the future of flipped learning in higher education including the professional development with those interested in flipped learning.
The conference is for instructors, faculty, and graduate students from universities, colleges, community colleges and any other post-secondary institution, as well as those interested in the professional development of instructors in flipped learning. Previous experience with flipped classrooms is not required. The conference is a blend of novice and experienced flipped educators sharing best practices and research.
