Visualizing Global Encounters: Virtual Landscapes & Digital Histories

POB 2.404a Peter O'Donnell Jr Building, 201 E 24th St, Austin, TX

On Monday, March 27th, from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM at POB 2.404a, the Edward A. Clark Center for Australian and New Zealand Studies will host Visualizing Global Encounters: Virtual Landscapes & Digital Histories. Australian history has overwhelmingly focused on British ‘discovery’, exploration, and settler colonialism, despite the visitations by European and Asian agents of imperial and commercial interests over many ...

Rage against the Machine: AI and Student Writing

CMA 5.136

This interactive writing workshop presented by professor Maddie Holland will support faculty to design writing assignments that are adapted for current AI digital tools, such as ChatGPT. Participants will gain insights on how to craft effective writing activities to elicit authentic, student-centered learning products and possible effective uses of the tools for writing instruction. This workshop is Tuesday, March 28 from 12:30 to 1:30 pm at ...

Global Media Industries Speaker Series – Jennifer Porst, “Media Industry Disruption: Past and/is Present”

DMC 2.508 300 W. Dean Keeton St, Austin, TX

THURSDAY, MARCH 30 Jennifer Porst 3:30–4:45 pm • DMC 5.208 Sponsored by the Global Media Industries Speaker Series, the Center for Entertainment & Media Industries, & the Department of Radio-Television-Film Jennifer Porst is an assistant professor of media industries and television studies at the University of North Texas. She recently published Broadcasting Hollywood: The Struggle Over Feature Films on Early TV and co-edited Very ...

Recurring

Good Systems Symposium: Shaping the Future of Ethical AI

Mulva Auditorium, EERC

Join thought leaders across academic disciplines and industry, government, and nonprofit sectors at the 2023 Good Systems Symposium, April 3-4 on the UT Austin campus. Learn about opportunities and challenges when it comes to ensuring that AI systems are ethical, values-driven, and beneficial to everyone. Highlights of this year’s Symposium include a keynote conversation with roboticist Chad Jenkins, a panel ...

Recurring

Good Systems Symposium: Shaping the Future of Ethical AI

Mulva Auditorium, EERC

Join thought leaders across academic disciplines and industry, government, and nonprofit sectors at the 2023 Good Systems Symposium, April 3-4 on the UT Austin campus. Learn about opportunities and challenges when it comes to ensuring that AI systems are ethical, values-driven, and beneficial to everyone. Highlights of this year’s Symposium include a keynote conversation with roboticist Chad Jenkins, a panel ...

Covering Abortion Access in a post-Roe Era: Navigating Risks of Visibility

Online

Covering abortion in a post-Roe era is urgently newsworthy, but also poses risks for sources in states with abortion bans. Join us for a solidarity reporting workshop to hear practical perspectives on how journalists can navigate these risks in the service of doing justice to the continuing story of reproductive health in the United States.   SPEAKERS: Selena Simmons-Duffin, NPR ...

Texas AMA Spring Conference

McCombs School of Business CBA 2110 Speedway, Austin, TX

A two day immersive marketing experience including a networking fair, case competition, workshops, and our consulting agency demos.   Dress Code: Business Formal Case Competition Companies: Neiman Marcus Group, IBM, Wonderkind Co., etc. Networking Fair Companies: Deloitte, IBM, Google, Neiman Marcus Group, Wonderkind Co., Sendero Consulting, Celsius, Glass Staircase, and more!

Careers in Politics

Dealey Center for New Media 300 W DEAN KEETON ST, Austin, TX

The University of Texas' premier political, public service, and government job-centric seminar, Careers in Politics has brought some of the biggest names in public service directly to students. We aim to cultivate networking opportunities, help attendees better understand their career options in the world of politics, and allow students to hear directly from political professionals.

Teaching Exchange Speaker Series

CMA 5.136

CATE is sponsoring a speaker series in the spring semester on current teaching topics. The sessions involve a 30-minute informal presentation followed by a 30-minute open discussion period. In the fourth and last event of Spring semester, Heather Walter and Meryl Brodsky will talk on the topic of Open Educational Resources (OER). We will meet on April 21 at CMA 5.136 (Lady Bird Johnson ...

2023 Health Communication Leadership Institute

DMC 1.202

The Health Communication Leadership Institute (HCLI) is the UT Center for Health Communication's premier professional education offering. In this engaging advanced workshop, current and aspiring health communication leaders will evaluate their leadership practices and explore strategies and best practices for leadership, management, and innovation. Speakers include respected experts from diverse sectors and settings.

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