CLT Annual Symposium 2026

Curiosity, resilience, trust and human connection have become paramount as universities worldwide grapple with the opportunities and risks artificial intelligence (AI) poses for teaching, research and academic life. This raises pressing questions: What is the nature of original, creative knowledge generation in a world where artificial intelligence is everywhere? What can educators do in the classroom to inspire creative habits of mind? What role do resilience and trust play in building connections with students that foster a culture of learning?

The Center for Learning and Teaching Fall 2026 Symposium creates a space to explore ideas and strategies for intentionally designing for curiosity in the classroom and building learning environments that spark genuine engagement. Through the symposium sessions, participants will examine practical strategies for building resilience in students, fostering trust and helping students understand how, when and why to use artificial intelligence.

September 27, 2026 Agenda               Register to Attend