The Higher Ed blogosphere is a fantastic resource for discovering the most important trends and pressing topics for Higher Ed professionals. Here you can find a collection of non-tech Higher Ed blog articles from around the web. We are constantly updating this list from some of our favorite sources.
Register for UC/CSU/CCC Joint Summit on DEI
Don’t miss the inaugural Intersegmental IT Summit: Advancing Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion on Thursday, April 29, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Technology professionals, and information technology in general, play a critical role in eliminating structural barriers to education. The California Community College (CCC), Cal State University (CSU), and University of California (UC) systems are committed to enhancing opportunities for all members of these communities. Register now for this free
Neuroscientists Tap Gamers to Learn How People Problem-Solve

ETS, DFSS Collaborate to Reduce User Workload in Managing Campus Utilities

A Very COVID Commencement
By Jeané Blunt. Last April, most of us were adjusting to the stay-at-home order, trying to set up a workspace in our home, or watching COVID-19 news 24/7. Dani Barker and her team were doing the same. The only difference is they were also trying to figure out how to plan a graduation for thousands of UC Santa Cruz students, in less than two months, while adhering to the new
Holistic Research Support at UC Berkeley: a Library and Research IT collaboration
Anna Sackmann co-authored this post with Amy Neeser. Libraries have historically served as a hub for access to technology by providing publicly available computers with access to the Internet and workshops on technology topics. Academic libraries Research IT commonly house their own internal information technology (IT) team to serve unique needs in acquisition, resource management, access, discovery, and preservation of research materials. However, these internal teams are not designed to address
Supporting the Tech behind Campus COVID-19 Testing
COVID-19 presented UCR with many new challenges. Access to technology that allows us to continue to learn, teach, and work remotely is now a requirement rather than a convenience, and ITS is proud to have helped mobilize campus in the face of unforeseen time and resource limitations. As essential campus work and research continued, however, UCR also recognized the need to implement on-site COVID-19 testing technology. In September ITS was engaged by Dr. Kenneth Han of Student
Making Allyship Actionable: UCI Women in Tech Webinar

Backup Your Files on World Backup Day

‘Empowered Women Empower Women’ is Mantra of ICS Alumni Chapter’s WomXn’s HERstory Panel

Submit Information Security Symposium Proposals by Friday, April 2
The deadline to submit proposals for the June 2021 Information Security Symposium is this Friday, April 2. Proposals should include your session title, a brief description, and your intended audience. To submit your proposal, go to the Information Security Symposium website and select the “Proposals” tab. If you need to make any changes to your proposal after April 2, please contact [email protected] Whether you are planning to present or attend the
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