Our theme this year invites the CapU community to collectively learn from the wisdom of the past and contemplate the present to guide us into the future and llluminating 2030’s three core themes of community, imagination, and distinct university experience. Let’s come together and celebrate, share, and learn respectfully from Elders, keynote speakers, and each other as we consider ways to nurture learning for current and future students at CapU.  

We are excited to announce our two keynote speakers, Dr. Maha Bali (April 24, online) and Dr. Johanna Sam (Apr. 25, in-person). You will experience their distinct but varied approaches to centering care, equity, social justice and belonging for widely diverse student populations like ours. We are confident you will be inspired with practical take-aways on how to nurture learning for our diverse learners at CapU in the age of Generative AI.  

In addition, we’ve got an amazing line-up of more than 50 colleagues, sharing valuable teaching and learning insights in workshops, world cafes, panels and seeding sessions. Check back on this site for the forthcoming schedule.  

Our final workshop on Friday afternoon will be facilitated by Guest Speaker, Lucas Wright, Senior Educational Consultant from UBC, who will lead and challenge us through prompt writing and GenAI-Enhanced Assignments for creativity and critical thinking. 

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