This workshop will equip graduate and undergraduate students with strategies to best make use of instructor feedback on their writing. Registration is limited to 12 participants. Register below!

What does it mean to be a campus where first-generation students are not only welcomed, but supported, celebrated, and positioned to thrive? Join colleagues from across Central Connecticut State

First-generation college students bring unique experiences, perspectives, and strengths to our campus community. This celebration is an opportunity to recognize their achievements, celebrate their

Honoring student veterans and all those who served.

Climate change is a complex issue that leaves many of us with questions. What is causing climate change? How do we know? Where will impacts benefit? Who is responsible? Dr. Shayne O'Brien will answer

Join the campus community to celebrate Central's three CSU professors: Dr. Felton Best; Dr. Kristine Larsen; and Dr. Matthew Warshauer.

Faculty and students share experiences and questions about AI in teaching, learning, research, writing, and creative work. Different perspectives welcome. Attend in person or via Zoom. Hosted by the

Faculty and students share experiences and questions about AI in teaching, learning, research, writing, and creative work. Different perspectives welcome. Attend in person or via Zoom. Hosted by the

Share thoughts, concerns, and ideas in an open, constructive space with your fellow faculty and staff. Conversations will take place monthly on Wednesdays.

The Carter G. Woodson African-American Studies Lecture Series will host a symposium titled “The Significance of Rev. Jesse Jackson: Philosophical, Religious, Historical, and Political Implications.”