Virtual Events on Teaching and Learning
The full collection of virtual events focused on the topic of faculty issues.
Watch On Demand: August 22, 2024 | 2 p.m. Watch on demand a virtual forum on beating the “sophomore slump.” You will learn how colleges are driving retention by emphasizing the second year rather than the first. With Support From Mongoose. Watch on demand.
Watch on demand: September 10-12, 2024 | Watch on demand our annual ideas summit, on how higher education must plan now for student demographic shifts, rapid technological change, an uncertain labor market, and more. What can your institution do to adapt? With Support From Workday, University of South Florida, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Florida International University, Google, and Strada. Watch on demand.
ON DEMAND: Amid a mental-health crisis on campus, how can safety officers, mental-health professionals, and the campus police work to ensure student safety? Join us to discuss this important topic.With Support From AT&T. Watch on demand.
ON DEMAND: Freshman year is make or break for many students, especially those with social, emotional, or logistical challenges. Join us to explore how to make the first year great for those students. With Support From Mongoose. Watch on demand.
ON DEMAND: What if colleges offered internship opportunities to every student who wanted one? Join us to discuss the future of college internships. With Support From Strada. Watch on demand.
ON DEMAND: As higher ed faces more challenges, how can libraries play a greater role in student success and in other strategic goals? With Support From the University of South Florida. Watch on demand.
ON DEMAND: Colleges are creating summer programs to help students beyond their coursework. Join us to discuss what colleges can do to support student success, at college and beyond. With Support From Acuity Insights. Watch on demand.
ON DEMAND: AI can foster learning by helping students move at their own pace and in their own way. Join us to discuss how to support faculty experiments that avoid AI pitfalls. With Support From VitalSource. Watch on demand.
ON DEMAND: A recent Chronicle survey found differing views of burnout between faculty members and administrators. See how colleges can help prevent it. With Support From NCFDD. Watch On Demand.
ON DEMAND: Research shows many learning models are outdated, but Southern Cross University’s model has succeeded. Join us for more from SCU’s vice chancellors. With Support From Southern Cross University. Watch on demand.
UPCOMING EVENTS
ON DEMAND: In today’s competitive enrollment landscape, colleges are rethinking the student journey by focusing on smoother, more intentional transitions from admission to campus life to better set students up for long-term success. In this virtual forum, we explored how campuses are reinventing student engagement. With Support From Acuity Insights. Watch on demand.
ON DEMAND: Internships can jump-start students’ careers, but too often low-income students and students of color are shut out of these opportunities. Discover strategies to close the equity gap and increase access to internships for every student at this virtual forum. With Support From Strada. Watch on demand.
ON DEMAND: Faculty and staff are stretched thin, with rising workloads, low morale, and growing burnout threatening retention across higher education. Discover practical ways to reduce the strain and support faculty and staff in this virtual forum.With Support From TimelyCare. Watch on demand.
UPCOMING: October 15, 2025 | As the new academic year kicks off, prioritize your job search, hiring, and professional development by joining The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Virtual Career Fair. This is an opportunity for job seekers and employers from across higher ed and beyond to convene for a day of purposeful networking and engaging sessions. Hosted by Chronicle Careers. Register now.
ON DEMAND: While community colleges are best known as engines for work-force development, the number of students seeking associate degrees in the humanities is increasing. The virtual forum explored what’s driving this shift from vocational to liberal education — and what it may mean for the future of higher education. With Support From Teagle. Watch on demand.
As colleges aim to support students with anxiety, depression, or other mental-health issues, they are increasingly turning to chatbots and other related tools to triage the problems and help guide students to the right resources. In some cases, students prefer a candid and open discussion with AI rather than with a human. But while the efficiency of these technologies seems proven, what do colleges know about the ultimate mental-health benefits? How are they developing the right ways to use the tools and make sure human staff are involved at the right touchpoints? This Trends Snapshot explores the latest in this growing area of AI use.
ON DEMAND: Housing insecurity is an invisible barrier to student success. As rents soar faster than tuition, more college students are finding themselves without a stable place to live. Explore how institutions are stepping up to tackle student homelessness and support long-term success. With Support From Ascendium. Watch on demand.
REGISTER FOR ACCESS: American higher ed stands at a pivotal moment. Enrollment challenges, political scrutiny, and cost pressures are driving change—and creating space for innovation. This year’s Chronicle Festival convened higher-ed leaders and thinkers to explore how institutions are adapting with fresh ideas, bold leadership, and renewed purpose. With Support From Axim Collaborative, Google Cloud, Florida Atlantic University, Old Dominion University, and Texas A&M University. Watch on demand.
UPCOMING: July 24, 2025 | 2 p.m. ET As colleges transition from basic chatbots to more sophisticated AI agents in admissions, what guardrails should institutions establish? Join us for a virtual forum to learn what AI agents are, how they differ from traditional chatbots, and what parameters colleges should establish for their use in admissions. With Support From AWS. Register now.
ON DEMAND: The Chronicle partnered with Langer Research Associates to interview 29 young people — some of whom enrolled in college, and some who pursued work-force training programs. Discover what they have to say. With Support From Ascendium. Register now.