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Morris Conference CenterSUNY Oneonta Events
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Fall Faculty Institute
Morris Conference CenterFaculty Center EventsHigher education is experiencing profound change marked by uncertainty in research funding, rapid technological evolution, particularly the fast and widespread use of Artificial Intelligence, and shifting expectations for faculty and staff work and student learning. These dynamics are reshaping how institutions sustain teaching, scholarship, and community in increasingly complex environments.
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Grow, Thrive, Live Day
SUNY Oneonta EventsGrow, Thrive, Live (GTL) Days are community-focused opportunities to connect with one another outside of our regular class and day-to-day schedule.
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From Input to Influence: How Might Participatory Technology and AI Increase Citizen Voice in Electoral Decision-Making?
Online EventOff-Campus EventsHow can public input meaningfully shape decisions, especially at scale? This session explores innovations in nonpartisan participatory technology and artificial intelligence, from platforms that surface shared priorities to tools that synthesize large-scale public input, showing how they can expand access and strengthen the connection between public voice and public action.
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Campus Mingle
SUNY Oneonta EventsThe Office of the President will partner with departments across campus to host a series of institution-wide dialogue sessions, teach-ins, and mingles during the common meeting time (3 – 4 p.m. M,W,F) throughout the semester The list of topics is still being finalized. Please save the dates & check back for details.
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Level 2: Best Practices in Online Teaching and Learning Begins
Online EventFaculty Center EventsCOURSE DESCRIPTION: The Faculty Center for Teaching, Learning & Scholarship is offering the Level 2: Best Practices in Online Teaching and Learning course from October 19 – November 20. This course allows the participants to experience a fully online course as a student and work through the skills needed to successfully set up your own online courses. While […]
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University Teach-In
Fitzelle 106SUNY Oneonta EventsThe Office of the President will partner with departments across campus to host a series of institution-wide dialogue sessions, teach-ins, and mingles during the common meeting time (3 – 4 p.m. M,W,F) throughout the semester The list of topics is still being finalized. Please save the dates & check back for details.
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HEROES: Finding Non-federal Funding Opportunities that Align with Your Research Agenda
Online EventOff-Campus EventsFinding Non-federal Funding Opportunities that Align with Your Research Agenda explores strategies for identifying and securing non-federal funding opportunities that align with your research agenda in an increasingly complex and rapidly changing federal funding landscape. The presentation will highlight alternative pathways such as philanthropic foundations, state-level agencies, nonprofits, and mission-driven organizations. Participants will learn practical […]
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Great Ideas for Teaching (GIFTs): A Monthly Brown Bag Series
Fitzelle Hall, Faculty LoungeFaculty Center EventsThis semester, the Faculty Center is hosting Great Ideas for Teaching (GIFTs), a brown bag series of monthly conversations about what’s working in our classrooms right now. Join a small group of interested colleagues in Fitzelle Faculty Lounge, and feel free to bring your lunch or a snack. You may choose to share a “great […]
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2026 Life of the Mind (LOTM) Showcase
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Rooted & Resilient: Mental Wellness for Every Identity
SUNY FredoniaOff-Campus EventsSUNY Fredonia invites SUNY campuses to attend and register for SUNY Fredonia’s inaugural mental health conference, Rooted & Resilient: Mental Wellness for Every Identity, taking place on Monday, November 2, 2026, from 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. at the Williams Center at SUNY Fredonia.
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University Teach-In
Fitzelle 106SUNY Oneonta EventsThe Office of the President will partner with departments across campus to host a series of institution-wide dialogue sessions, teach-ins, and mingles during the common meeting time (3 – 4 p.m. M,W,F) throughout the semester The list of topics is still being finalized. Please save the dates & check back for details.

