2021 Events

2021 Events

DEC 2021 | Enhancing Pedagogy with Data-Driven Learning: Student Writing as the Site and Source for Instructional Change

Featuring Shelley Staples, CUES Distinguished Fellow, Associate Professor of English, and Associate Professor of Second Language Acquisition/Teaching - GIDP, this hybrid seminar and panel will bring participants inside a CUES funded project and unpack its relevance for catalyzing the practice of innovative teaching and learning at the University of Arizona.

Inside UAZ-Funded Scholarship Series

DEC 2021 | Designing & deploying innovative remote multi-patient simulations (Extramural)

American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Transform 2021 Conference

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Janine Hinton and her CUES project

Extramural Fellows Presentations

NOV 2021 | Socially-Aware Quantitative Intuition: From Definition to Measurement

Featuring two members of the inaugural CUES Spanning Boundaries Team, Anne Boustead and Victor Braitberg, this hybrid seminar and panel will bring participants inside a CUES funded project and unpack its relevance for catalyzing the practice of innovative teaching and learning at the University of Arizona.

Inside UAZ-Funded Scholarship Series

OCT 2021 | Multi-Nodal Virtual Exchange (VE) Pedagogy Across Continents (Extramural)

2021 International Virtual Exchange (IVEC) Conference

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, William Simmons and his CUES project (with Leonard Hammer and Liudmila Klimanova)

Extramural Fellows Presentations

OCT 2021 | Improving Learning Outcomes through Open Pedagogy (Extramural)

The 2021 Open Education Conference

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Diana Daly and her CUES project (with Cheryl (Cuillier) Casey)

Extramural Fellows Presentations

OCT 2021 | Augmented intelligence and patient centered clinical reasoning in simulation (Extramural)

Expanding the Horizon: Simulation beyond the Box, 11th Annual Arizona Simulation Network Conference

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Janine Hinton and her CUES project

Extramural Fellows Presentations

OCT 2021 | Open pedagogy: Independence and interdependence in teaching about new media (Extramural)

AoIR 2021: The 22nd Annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Diana Daly and her CUES project (with Cheryl (Cuillier) Casey)

Extramural Fellows Presentations

OCT 2021 | Designing Signature Assignments that Promote and Demonstrate Interdisciplinary Learning (Extramural)

43rd Annual Association for Interdisciplinary Studies Conference

A presentation featuring Megan Baker, PhD Student, and CUES Distinguished Fellow, John Pollard

Extramural Fellows Presentations

OCT 2021 | Positioning Students as Critical Agents in Interdisciplinary General Education (Extramural)

43rd Annual Association for Interdisciplinary Studies Conference

A presentation featuring Megan Baker, PhD Student, and CUES Distinguished Fellow, John Pollard

Extramural Fellows Presentations

OCT 2021 | Expanding Global and Interdisciplinary Learning through Collaborative Online International Learning (Extramural)

AAC&U Virtual Conference: Global Learning Reimagined

A presentation featuring Megan Baker, PhD Student, and CUES Distinguished Fellow, John Pollard

Extramural Fellows Presentations

OCT 2021 | Collaborative BSN & DNP Student OSCEs & Formative Simulation-Based Education (Extramural)

Arizona Nurses Association (AzNA) Annual Convention and Membership Meeting

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Janine Hinton and her CUES project

Extramural Fellows Presentations

JUN 2021 | Black to the Future: Exploring Digital Humanities to Engage Diverse Audiences (Extramural)

PDA Series, American Theological Library Association (ATLA)

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Bryan Carter and his CUES project

Extramural Fellows Presentations

JUN 2021 | MECha Workshop: Civic Engagement & Service Learning Across the Disciplines

This in person two-day workshop will explore novel questions aiming to expand the scholarship on Civic Engagement and Service Learning (CE/SL) in university education across disciplines.  Participants will share challenges and successes, discuss frameworks for maximizing impact of CE/SL work on university education, and explore mechanisms for implementation in UArizona courses and further research. 

MECha Workshops

APR 2021 | Premieres Across History: Ibero-American Landscapes (Musical Performance)

This 2021 World Premiere event is the second of three premieres sponsored by CUES and the Fred Fox School of Music, as part of Matthew Mugmon's CUES Distinguished Fellowship project.

Composed by Edwin Guevara Gutiérrez, Ibero-American Landscapes draws on the music of multiple genres and regions from both Europe and the Americas, and it also encodes the world premiere performers’ names — all of whom come from different nations — in the musical material itself.

Campus Fellows/Grantees Presentations

APR 2021 | Building Genre Awareness through Data-driven Learning in L2 Writing Classes (Extramural)

BALEAP Conference 2021: Exploring Pedagogical Approaches in EAP Teaching

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Shelley Staples and her CUES project (with Nina Conrad, PhD Student)

Extramural Fellows Presentations

APR 2021 | Integrating National Guidelines in Foreign Language Teaching: The case of Arabic Dialects

Featuring Mahmoud AzazCUES Distinguished Fellow and Associate Professor of Middle Eastern and North African Studies, this virtual seminar and panel will bring participants inside a CUES funded project and unpack its relevance for catalyzing the practice of innovative teaching and learning at the University of Arizona.

Inside UAZ-Funded Scholarship Series

MAR-APR 2021 | Teaching through Primary Sources & Archival Materials: Six Workshops

Curated by Matthew Mugmon, CUES Distinguished Fellow, this multi-panel workshop series will address a significant pedagogical challenge in higher education: the lack of undergraduate opportunities to engage with primary sources. Each of the six workshops will feature a different aspect of using primary sources and archival materials in undergraduate teaching and research, and introduce some of the many archives available at the University. Faculty, researchers and students of all disciplines are encouraged to attend and explore strategies for using physical and digital archives in their work.

Campus Fellows/Grantees Presentations

MAR 2021 | Project- and Inquiry-Based Learning in the History Classroom (Extramural)

Getting Started in Digital History: Pedagogy in the Time of COVID, American Historical Association (AHA)

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Bryan Carter and his CUES project

Extramural Fellows Presentations

MAR 2021 | Herd COVID-19 Vaccination Challenge: An Online Policy Simulation for UArizona Students

As part of their Developing Socially-Aware Quantitative Intuition project, the CUES Spanning Boundaries Team will host an online Herd COVID-19 Vaccination Challenge.  Asking "What if you got to choose who gets vaccinated?" this simulation explores the impact of various hypothetical COVID vaccine distribution plans.  A panel of Pima County leaders, policymakers, and faculty will close the event by discussing the real-world challenges of equitably distributing the COVID-19 vaccine.   

  • The event aims to sensitize students to the ethnic, racial, and income inequalities underlying empirical evidence, and the importance of accounting for these factors in making policy decisions.  
  • All undergraduates, from all majors, are encouraged to participate.

Campus Fellows/Grantees Presentations

MAR 2021 | Through Someone Else's Eyes (Extramural)

Summit on Human Dignity - Challenging Racism

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Bryan Carter and his CUES project

Extramural Fellows Presentations

MAR 2021 | The Project-to-Publication Pipeline in CUES Sponsored Educational Innovation

Featuring a panel of CUES Distinguished Fellows and their co-authors, this hybrid seminar and panel will offer perspectives on the process of writing and publishing on CUES-funded education innovation, as a means to catalyze scholarship of teaching and learning at the University of Arizona.   

Inside UAZ-Funded Scholarship Series

FEB 2021 | Augmenting Humanities by Turning History into Reality (Extramural)

Black@GO: Black History Month Facebook Event

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Bryan Carter and his CUES project

Extramural Fellows Presentations

FEB 2021 | Cross-Disciplinary Team Teaching Around Complex Issues to Promote Integrative Learning in General Education (Extramural)

AAC&U 2021 Conference on General Education, Pedagogy, and Assessment

A presentation featuring Megan Baker, PhD Student, and CUES Distinguished Fellow, John Pollard

Extramural Fellows Presentations

FEB 2021 | Using Corpora for Pedagogy and Research: Projects from the Corpus and Technology Enhanced Language Learning (TELL) Lab (Extramural)

Second Language Studies Corpus Lab Kick-Off Event, Michigan State University (MSU)

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Shelley Staples and her CUES project

Extramural Fellows Presentations

FEB 2021 | Civic Engagement & Service Learning Across the Disciplines: A focus on Teaching, Scholarship, and Impact

This moderated keynote (co-sponsored with the Honors College) brings together two nationally known experts to discuss the role of civic engagement and service learning in university education. To enable the sharing of knowledge across disciplines within the University of Arizona, a panel of faculty discussants will address how issues highlighted by the invited speakers have synergies with efforts, goals, or vision on our campus.

Interactive Keynotes

JAN 2021 | Through the Looking Glass of Digital Humanities: Engaging the Next Generation (Extramural)

Digital Humanities Lecture Series, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jodhpur

A presentation featuring CUES Distinguished Fellow, Bryan Carter and his CUES project.

Extramural Fellows Presentations