Conference Presentations
The Learning at Iowa team has presented about the Three Ms and our campus initiatives at multiple local, regional, and national conferences.
Please reach out to learning@uiowa.edu for copies of our slides.
Learning How to Learn: Preparing STEM Students to Become More Effective Learners
2024 NACADA Annual Conference.
October 2024.
Co-presented with Josh Atcher, UI College of Engineering and Dr. Shaun Vecera.
Learning How to Learn: Preparing Students to Become More Effective Learners
Iowa Academic Advising Network Drive-In Conference.
September 2024.
Co-presented with Josh Atcher and Justine Hines, UI College of Engineering, and Brigitte Ledferd, UI graduate intern.
Creating the Connection: The Role of Residence Life in Supporting Student Academic Success
November 2023.
Pre-Conference workshop.
Learning How to Learn: Supporting the Development of Metacognitive Skills in College Algebra
AAC&U Transforming STEM Higher Education Conference
November 2023
Co-presented with Dr. Cynthia Farthing, University of Iowa.
Developing Effective Learners: The Role of Advisors in Supporting Students’ Academic Success
NACADA Annual Conference.
October 2023.
Co-presented with Liz Lundberg & Margaret Kaus, University of Iowa.
Developing Effective Learners: A Cross-Campus Initiative to Support STEM Student Success
NASPA Conferences on Student Success in Higher Education.
July 2023.
Co-presented with Josh Atcher & Justine Hines, College of Engineering.
Achievements and Challenges in Developing a Campus-Wide Learning Framework for Student Success
Symposium on Transforming the Foundational Postsecondary Experience, Gardner Institute.
June 2023.
Learning at Iowa: A Campus-Wide Framework to Increase Students’ Academic Success
Summer Institute on Equity in the Academic Experience.
June 2023
View a recording of Professor Shaun Vecera's presentation here.
Developing Effective Learners: The Role of Advisors in Supporting Student Academic Success
NACADA Region 6 Conference.
May 2023.
Presentation was selected as "Best of Region."
Co-presented with Liz Lundberg and Margaret Kaus, University of Iowa.