Events
Upcoming Events
Tippie Impact Week
Intuitive Eating Workshop for Students
Intuitive Eating is an approach that teaches you how to create a healthy relationship with your food, mind, and body. It is based on 10 basic principles that invite you to a world of satisfying eating and a sense of freedom from dieting.
The four-week workshop is free for students and will provide education, activities, practice, and support to improve your food and body image awareness.
Register for the summer workshop by visiting our website.
Tippie Impact Week
Assignments: ICON User Group
This session of the ICON User Group will start with an overview of how to use Assignments in ICON and lead into faculty discussing how they use ICON, asking each other questions and giving each other tips. All instructors are welcome to attend ICON User Group sessions.
The Office of Teaching, Learning, and Technology provides expertise, tools, and services to optimize teaching and learning through learning sciences research, ICON, teaching and learning data, and advanced...
Pain Interest Group Workshop - Adriana Della Pietra, PhD
Comparison of Phyto- and Endocannabinoid Effects in Migraine Models
Adriana Della Pietra, PhD
Postdoctoral Researcher in Dr. Andrew Russo's Lab
Introduction to ChatGPT Edu: Key Features and Best Practices
100 Days of Accessibility Kickoff Event
Feb. 11, 2026, is Day 1 of the third annual 100 Days of Accessibility, presented by Accessibility@IOWA. T.M. Weissenberger will open the 100 Days with the brief presentation, "What is Digital Accessibility (and where can I get some?)." in which he introduces accessibility fundamentals, shares important developments in the digital accessibility landscape, and fields questions about resources, policies, procedures, and all things accessibility. T.M. will also demonstrate some starter practices for...
CSD Professional Seminar Series
Title: "Effects of Psychosocial Stress on Laryngeal Biology"
Speaker: Dr. Anumitha Venkatraman, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Psychosocial stress and voice disorders are circularly and inextricably linked. While 25% of patients with voice disorders report increased self-perceived psychosocial stress, a single stressful event causes negative acoustic voice changes. Despite an associative relationship between stress and voice disorders, underlying biological mechanisms remain relatively unexplored. In the gut...