Systemic Resilience: COTA Meta-Strategy, 2020-2025

Fall Symposium

The College of the Arts Fall Symposium is a gathering meant to generate, refine, challenge, and inspire our collective thinking about what we do.  It is a place to center the voices, experiences and perspectives of faculty and staff; and to connect our conversations to those going on about the academy both within and beyond our institution.  At our symposium we will work together to identify relevant universal themes to focus the college strategic planning in 2019/2020. Please arrive at the Emerson Hall President's Ballroom between 8:30am and 9:00am, and we will conclude at 5:00pm.

8:30: Check In/Coffee

President's Ballroom

9:00: Performance/Invocation

Welson Tremura and Silviu Ciulei

9:15: Welcome

Onye Ozuzu, Dean

9:45: Plenary Conversation I

A Conversation with Ron Janowich and Porchia Moore, Moderated by Tony Kolenic, President's Ballroom

10:15: Break
10:30: Future Focus: Three Concurrent Working Sessions

Please consider in advance which of the following sessions you will attend:

President's Ballroom:  Students First, Moderated by Dana Myers

Warrington Room:  Foregrounding Public Impact, Moderated by Jeff Pufahl

Classroom:  Cultivating New Knowledge in the World, Moderated by Angelos Barmpoutis

12:00: Lunch

By Celebration's Catering, President's Ballroom

1:15: Plenary Conversation II

A Conversation with Jill Sonke and Jamie Hand, Moderated by Tina Mullen, President's Ballroom

1:45: Break
2:00: Future Focus: Three Concurrent Working Sessions

Please consider in advance which of the following sessions you will attend:

President's Ballroom:  Data-Informed Decision Making and Building Efficient, Adaptive Systems, Moderated by Barbara Mitola

Warrington Room:  A Commitment to Continual Transformation Toward Justice and Equity, Moderated by Peter Carpenter and Augusto Soledade

Classroom:  Defining and Redefining Excellence, Moderated by Jasmin Arakawa

3:30: Break
3:45: Plenary Conversation III

A Conversation with Osubi Craig and Scott Wilson, President's Ballroom

4:15: Critical Response Process

Onye Ozuzu, Dean

5:00: Cocktails and Student Jazz Trio

Lobby