Hosted by the Chronicle of Higher Education Virtual
During his first few months in office, President Trump has tried to reshape higher education with a barrage of executive orders and actions aimed at transforming key parts of the academic enterprise. The frenzy of dramatic pronouncements, sudden reversals, and legal wrangling has created tremendous uncertainty for colleges.
The Chronicle is committed to helping readers make sense of the chaos. So we’re hosting a series of virtual events in the coming weeks to examine challenges that are top of mind for colleges, their employees, and their students.
Sign up for free today and you'll automatically be registered for three upcoming sessions: April 3, April 24, May 8 Register more info...
This is a weekly radio show & podcast produced by a team of KAS members & volunteers - catch it every Mon 7:30pm, Tue 11:30am, Wed 7:30am at forwardradio.org or at 106.5 FM in Louisville
Hosted by Dave Robinson, Amanda Fuller, Scott Miller, Leslie Moise, Ashley Best, Trent Garrison, Jon Dixon and the rest of the Bench Talk Team.
Hosted by National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity (NCFDD) Virtual
Faculty today face a complex array of challenges, including navigating the uncertainty of research funding. During tumultuous times, the stress of securing resources can feel overwhelming, making it difficult to maintain momentum on key projects. This interactive panel discussion, Navigating Uncertainty in Higher Ed: Research Funding Strategies, led by the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity (NCFDD), will explore strategies for identifying alternative funding sources, sustaining progress on existing research, and adapting to shifts in the funding landscape. Panelists will share insights and practical approaches to help faculty (re)claim a sense of agency in their research while developing a plan to support their professional and personal goals. Join us for this vital conversation on how to move forward with confidence in an unpredictable funding environment. Register more info...
This committee works on various initiatives advancing scientifically sound public policy in Kentucky. Join us! Email KAS Science Policy Specialist Madison Flory for meeting details more info...
Friday, March 14th, 2025 | Mentor Award Nomination
Friday, March 28th, 2025 | Poster Competition Entry
Friday, April 4th, 2025 | General Registration more info...
This all-star series of interactive webinars in March and April is designed to increase knowledge of climate literacy and support the open sharing of resources and the adaptations that educators make for their local students.
This is a weekly radio show & podcast produced by a team of KAS members & volunteers - catch it every Mon 7:30pm, Tue 11:30am, Wed 7:30am at forwardradio.org or at 106.5 FM in Louisville
Hosted by Dave Robinson, Amanda Fuller, Scott Miller, Leslie Moise, Ashley Best, Trent Garrison, Jon Dixon and the rest of the Bench Talk Team.
Hosted by the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity (NCFDD) Virtual
What can academic leaders and institutions of higher education do to support the success of their colleagues and universities? In this interactive session, a panel of academic leaders will share ideas, strategies, and resources that aim to help faculty members, academic leaders, and their organizations manage change and uncertainty during tumultuous times. In addition, audience members will have opportunities to explore how they might adapt and apply some of the panelists’ ideas to support their colleagues and institutions.
The webinar will begin at 2 pm ET Register more info...
In this 2 hour, interactive workshop participants will gain an understanding of basic techniques and considerations when engaging with public audiences. Register
Registration Fee: $40
Registration closes Sunday, 4/13 at 11:59pm Pacific Time
This is a weekly radio show & podcast produced by a team of KAS members & volunteers - catch it every Mon 7:30pm, Tue 11:30am, Wed 7:30am at forwardradio.org or at 106.5 FM in Louisville
Hosted by Dave Robinson, Amanda Fuller, Scott Miller, Leslie Moise, Ashley Best, Trent Garrison, Jon Dixon and the rest of the Bench Talk Team.
Hosted by the Chronicle of Higher Education Virtual
During his first few months in office, President Trump has tried to reshape higher education with a barrage of executive orders and actions aimed at transforming key parts of the academic enterprise. The frenzy of dramatic pronouncements, sudden reversals, and legal wrangling has created tremendous uncertainty for colleges.
The Chronicle is committed to helping readers make sense of the chaos. So we’re hosting a series of virtual events in the coming weeks to examine challenges that are top of mind for colleges, their employees, and their students.
Sign up for free today and you'll automatically be registered for three upcoming sessions: April 3, April 24, May 8 Register more info...
This is a weekly radio show & podcast produced by a team of KAS members & volunteers - catch it every Mon 7:30pm, Tue 11:30am, Wed 7:30am at forwardradio.org or at 106.5 FM in Louisville
Hosted by Dave Robinson, Amanda Fuller, Scott Miller, Leslie Moise, Ashley Best, Trent Garrison, Jon Dixon and the rest of the Bench Talk Team.
This is a weekly radio show & podcast produced by a team of KAS members & volunteers - catch it every Mon 7:30pm, Tue 11:30am, Wed 7:30am at forwardradio.org or at 106.5 FM in Louisville
Hosted by Dave Robinson, Amanda Fuller, Scott Miller, Leslie Moise, Ashley Best, Trent Garrison, Jon Dixon and the rest of the Bench Talk Team.
Hosted by the Chronicle of Higher Education Virtual
During his first few months in office, President Trump has tried to reshape higher education with a barrage of executive orders and actions aimed at transforming key parts of the academic enterprise. The frenzy of dramatic pronouncements, sudden reversals, and legal wrangling has created tremendous uncertainty for colleges.
The Chronicle is committed to helping readers make sense of the chaos. So we’re hosting a series of virtual events in the coming weeks to examine challenges that are top of mind for colleges, their employees, and their students.
Sign up for free today and you'll automatically be registered for three upcoming sessions: April 3, April 24, May 8 Register more info...
This committee works on various initiatives advancing scientifically sound public policy in Kentucky. Join us! Email KAS Science Policy Specialist Madison Flory for meeting details more info...
The Safer Science Summit is an immersive event that empowers teachers to enhance safety practices in their school by deepening their understanding of lab safety regulations and protocols in STEM education.
All sessions 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
