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Presented by Chris Keegan, Associate Professor of Philosophy at SUNY Oneonta. The Democracy Dialogues Series is sponsored by the American Democracy Project.
Join us for a presentation on the ins and outs of academic book publishing. This informative session will equip you with essential knowledge to successfully navigate the publishing process. Aaron Sanborn-Overby, an acquisitions editor at De Gruyter Brill, will describe the publishing journey from start to finish.
Presented by Rob Compton, Professor of Africana and Latinx Studies and Political Science, SUNY Oneonta. The Democracy Dialogues Series is sponsored by the American Democracy Project.
Presented by Debra Bruno, author of A Hudson Valley Reckoning. The Democracy Dialogues Series is sponsored by the American Democracy Project. This event is co-sponsored by the SUNY Oneonta History Department. LEAD credit available for attending!
Presented by Debra Bruno, author of A Hudson Valley Reckoning. The Democracy Dialogues Series is sponsored by the American Democracy Project. This event is co-sponsored by the SUNY Oneonta History Department. LEAD credit available for attending!
Faculty Convium with Daniel Patrone, Adjunct Faculty Philosophy Research involving recombinant DNA and synthetic biology has tremendous social value. But this research also carries risks to workers, the public health, and the environment. In the United States, the biosafety system meant to identity and minimize such risks, and to ensure the responsible conduct of this […]
Panel discussion with a licensed counselor available. Sandwiches to be served. The Democracy Dialogues Series is sponsored by the American Democracy Project.
The Office of the President will partner with departments across campus to host a series of institution-wide dialogue sessions during the common meeting time (3:00 – 4:00pm M,W,F) throughout the Fall 2024 semester. A topic or question is posed for discussion and input. These are university-wide topics that would benefit from a discussion from broad […]
The Talking Teaching discussions are a space to connect and talk about what’s new in the world of teaching and learning. Each session will have a focus on a specific topic but can also be a space to talk about what is happening in the classroom and identify new modalities to explore.
This session will give faculty and staff a chance to explore and experiment with AI tools in a collaborative environment. Stop by anytime during our open hours to try out tools like Perplexity, ResearchRabbit, Copilot, and more. Chat about the tools, share findings, and ask questions with staff from the Faculty Center and Milne Library.
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