Category: Events
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Register for the May Lunch and Learn Series
May 11-15, 2026 , 11:45am-1:00pm Daggett Lounge, Thorne Dining Hall (*Thursday is in Main Lounge, Moulton) Lunch is provided Register on Campus Groups Monday, May 11 So many factors contribute to the impact of your research, and some of them you can control yourself! This 15 minute session will walk you through simple steps you can take to improve the…
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Save the Date- Women in Technology Spring Convening April 23, 2027
Bowdoin College | In collaboration with Colby and Bates Colleges Date: April 23, 2027, Location: Bowdoin College Integrating Learning: Teaching, Development, and Purpose in a Changing World We invite faculty, staff, and students to join us for the 2027 Women in Technology Spring Convening, a cross-institutional gathering centered on teaching and learning in the liberal arts. This year’s convening…
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Try the New Classroom Technology Before Fall
These sessions are open drop‑in times for faculty to explore and test the new classroom technology coming next fall to the remaining classrooms on campus. What is the change? The classroom computer will be removed, and instead you’ll use your own laptop with a single USB‑C cable that provides both power and projection. Stop by…
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Decolonization & Responsibility: A 3-Part May Workshop Series with Wabanaki REACH for Faculty and Staff
More information and register HERE Join the Bates Taking Responsibility Learning Group (TRLG) and Wabanaki REACH as we explore the impacts of colonization and then reflect on how we can address past and present harms. Some of our second session will include a discussion of the Wabanaki Bowdoin Bates Colby Collaborative (WBBC Collaborative), the now-abandoned…
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“Let’s Not Give Up on the College Paper in the Age of AI.”
Monday, April 13, 11:45 a.m.- 1:00 p.m., Daggett Lounge, Thorne Dining Hall As AI tools proliferate, many are questioning whether the college paper has a future. This lunch panel pushes back. Join panelists Willi Lempert, Rachel Sturman, Meghan Roberts, John Paul Kanwit, and Jayanthi Selinger for reflections, table discussions, and a practical Q&A on why,…