| Open | Welcome Open: Professor Janelle Wheat Pro Vice-Chancellor, Learning & Teaching Welcome: Ms Heather McGregor Interim Pro Vice-Chancellor, First Nations Strategy Keynote Keynote Panel ‘Teaching is Relational: Reconnecting Practice, People and Community’ Associate Professor Tim Fawns: Associate Professor in Education, Monash Education Academy, Monash University Professor Kelly Matthews: Pro Vice-Chancellor (Teaching & Learning), University of Wollongong Associate Professor Amanda White: Associate Professor in Accounting, UTS Business School, University of Technology Sydney Professor Benny Wilson: Indigenous Education, University of Technology Sydney | ||||
| Short break 11:00 -11:15 AM | |||||
| 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM | Inquiry Lab A1 Building Belonging Through Relational Practice Presenters: Jo Fitzgibbon, Tasfia Rahman, Deborah Scheele | Inquiry Lab A2 First Nations Ways of Knowing, Belonging and Curriculum Presenters: Péta Phelan, Dr Letitia Galloway, Kristain Westley (Wes) | Inquiry Lab A3 Assessment Conversations in an AI Era Presenters: Charissa Code, Jennifer Manyweathers, Miao Li | Inquiry Lab A4 Rethinking Assessment Design and Integrity Presenters: Nicole Mitchell, Hector Rodriguez Valdes, Nicola Thomas | Inquiry Lab A5 Learning Through Authentic Participation Presenters: Georgia Howat, Kathryn Castelletto, Rebecca Barry |
| 12:15 - 1:15 PM | Inquiry Lab B1 Designing Inclusive Learning Experiences Presenters: Haley Findlay, Sarah Teakel, Dr Trish Mackey | Inquiry Lab B2 Curriculum Change, Capability and Educational Leadership Presenters: Sheree Lloyd, Dr Salma Arabi, Rebecca Acheson | Inquiry Lab B3 Partnerships, Community and Place Presenters: Russell Olwell, Lucia Wuersch, Sean Mannix | Inquiry Lab B4 Ethics, Care and Responsive Teaching Presenters: Emma Marija Atherton, Leena Awawdeh, Haley Findlay | |
1:15 - 2:00 PM | Awards and Acknowledgment Session Bring your lunch! Join us as we celebrate the people who make learning and teaching at Charles Sturt exceptional. This special session will recognise the achievements of colleagues who have been awarded Teaching Awards, Advance HE Fellowships, and/or Teaching Academy Grants, celebrating their innovation, leadership and commitment to enhancing student learning and educational practice. We will also acknowledge the many individuals whose generosity, expertise and service enrich our Teaching Academy community throughout the year. From fellowship mentors and peer reviewers of teaching, to reviewers of abstracts, grants, fellowships and award applications, and contributors to professional learning and development activities, these colleagues play a vital role in supporting and strengthening learning and teaching across the university. This session celebrates both individual achievement and the collective contributions that help create a vibrant, connected and thriving educational community. Join us as we recognise, thank and celebrate those who have made a difference through their dedication to teaching, learning and one another. Presented by Associate Professor Koshila Kumar, Sub-Dean (Academic Development) and Director, Teaching Academy | ||||
| 2:00 - 3:00 PM | Workshop A1 Diversify this: Neuroinclusive Teaching Practices Sandpit Facilitators: Lachlan Kalache, Trudie Fenwick, Sangeetha Kirsnan, Kellie Jackson, Danielle Sparrow and Alyce Hogg | Workshop A2 Designing Graduate Transition as Curriculum: A Partnership Model for Regional Nursing Education Facilitators: Pete Doran, Dana Bryon and Michelle Lane. | Workshop A3 Licence to Share: Making Informed Choices About Open Resources Facilitators: Rebecca Fabry, Jane Bowland and Lyndall Holstein. | ||
| Short break 3:00 - 3:15 PM | |||||
| 3:15 - 4:15 PM | Workshop B1 Relational Teaching through Multispecies Pedagogy Facilitators: Niloofar Solhjoo, Nicola Thomas and Huiwen Zhang. | Workshop B2 Small Design Changes, Big Learning Impact Facilitators: The Educational Technology Team | Workshop B3 Building a Culture of Mentorship and Sponsorship for Learning and Teaching Excellence Facilitators: Associate Professor Koshila Kumar, Kirsten Locke, Dr Lou Pemberton and Dr Kath Herbert. | ||
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