FUN Final Fridays
FUN Final Fridays
Final Friday meetups are informal gatherings to share and learn about strong pedagogical tools and to provide fun collegial support. To provide more informal time to chat with FUN friends, we open each session at 3:45 (EDT) and place participants in a breakout room just to visit until the presenters are ready to go at 4 pm – so, please, come early and chat with friends!
In addition, FUN members can view all previous FUN Friday recordings by clicking the link at the bottom of this page.
Schedule 2026-2027
All meetings will take place on Friday, be one hour in length, and will begin at 4 pm (EST), unless otherwise indicated in the schedule.
COMING UP THIS TERM
Sept 25, 4 pm (ET) - FUNapalooza - Come hear how FUN can support your professional growth, your students, and your research. A variety of Exec and Committee chairs will share info on what they do and how you can get involved.
Registration link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/BEeP-SNyQC2Wn7jE-1e7hg
Oct 30, 4 pm (ET) - Accessibility with Dr. Shannon Eaton (Arizona State University)
With recent changes in accessibility requirements, making sure our course materials are accessible is more important than ever. This session will provide practical strategies for preparing accessible images, documents, videos, and online resources so that students can fully engage with our courses. We’ll focus on manageable steps you can incorporate into your existing course materials, along with tools and resources that can make the process easier. Join Shannon as she goes over accessibility for image, documents, and slides in Office and Google Suites.
Registration link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/AiGXjhPNRwC9-T8ia6EpWA
Nov 6, 4 pm (ET) - How to build your own study away program [FUN First Friday due to Thanksgiving]
In this session, we will discuss how to successfully implement a neuroscience-focused study abroad program. Wendy Lewis (University of Virginia), Greta Ann Herin (George Mason University), Michael Ruscio (College of Charleston), Leah Anderson Roesch (Emory University), and Megan Massa (Emory University) have implemented a variety of different neuroscience study abroad programs and are excited to share more about curricular advantages of study abroad, how to set up a study abroad program, how to recruit students for a study abroad program, and how to troubleshoot issues that may occur internationally.
Registration link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/z11lXmbfT4i74dQHlFFuEA
Past Schedules and Resources
Click here to view information and resources from previous FUN Final Fridays (Requires Member Login)
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