ITLC-Lilly Asheville 2026
Narrative Schedule
Monday, August 10, 2026
Afternoon: Conference Welcome and Opening Remarks
​Afternoon: Concurrent Sessions
Afternoon: Keynote One
Evening: Opening Reception
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Morning: Breakfast
Morning: Concurrent Sessions
Noon: Lunch
Afternoon: Keynote Two
Afternoon: Concurrent Sessions
Evening: Flipped Poster Reception
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Morning: Breakfast
Morning: Roundtable Sessions
Morning: Keynote Three


We anticipate posting a complete schedule in June.
Following is a sample of already accepted proposals. Check back often for updates!
Our 2026 Schedule Is Under Construction!
Tracking Students’ Learning Progress in a Standards-Based Grading Course
Marcela Chiorescu, Georgia College & State University
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Listening Empowers Student Learning and Engagement​
Christine Miles,
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Designing Experience: Leveraging Augmented Reality for Experiential Learning in AEC
Vishnu Reddi, University of Nebraska
Yulia Levchenko, University of Nebraska
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Teaching With Joy
Cynthia Demetriou, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Denise Ousley-Exum, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Robert Smith, University of North Carolina Wilmington
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Intra-professional International Collaboration- Strengthening Occupational Therapy Practice Across The Globe
Samita Kirve, Royal Holloway University of London
Paulina Graham, Pfeiffer University
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Understanding Younger Graduate Learners and Designing for Their Success
Nico Hohman, Georgetown University
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Foundational Concepts for Using Gamification in Education
Matthea Williams, Baylor University
Heather Hudson, Baylor University​​​
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​​The Battle for Black Studies: A Dr. Nathan Hare Perspective
Fredrick Douglass Dixon, Western Carolina University
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Fostering Student Resilience While Respecting Neurodiversity Using Sociocultural Learning Theory
Lee Parker, Central Michigan University
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Designing Online Courses That Keep Students Before They Leave
Jennifer Coon, Tyler Junior College
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Effects of Student Response System in University Foundation Courses
Grace Tuttle, Boise State University
Glen Garrett, Macmillan
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An Exploration of Life Long Learning Through Career Development Planning
Michael Stebleton, University of Minnesota Twin Cities
From Neuroscience to Practice: The Five Pillars Framework of Neuroeducation and Embodied Learning in Higher Education
Tyler Weldon-Miller, The University of Central Oklahoma
Rachelle Franz, The University of Central Oklahoma
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Incorporating Generative AI for Data Analysis in the Classroom
Katrice Branner, University of South Carolina
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Executive Functioning and Student Success
Chandra Keairnes, Simpson College
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Start With the Start in Mind to Expand Student Ambitions
Jackson Bostian, William Peace University
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Using GenAI to Promote Learning Through Engaging Dynamic Learning Ecosystems
Ray Francis, Central Michigan University
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Values-Based Exit Tickets Advance Learning in Diversity Education Courses
Lori Boyer, UNC Chapel Hill
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AI-Enhanced Educational Digital Escape Rooms for Active Learning
Mingjun Li, University of Hartford
Gengyun Le-Chan, University of Hartford
Somaye Seddighi-Khavidak, University of Hartford
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Learning Ethics Across Borders Through Evidence-Based Virtual Projects
Jeffrey Anderson, Ohio University
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Quakespeare: The Use of Roleplaying to Engage Public Health Students
Mahmoud Shaltout, Texas A&M University
Angela Clendenin, Texas A&M University
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Ideation and Integration Using Creative Thinking
Mary Stewart, Florida State University
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Using AI to Engage Students’ Critical Thinking About Human Communication
Daina Nathaniel, Wingate University
Making Standards-Based Grading Work for You and Your Students
Rachel Epstein, Georgia College & State University
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Learn more about what to expect at an ITLC-Lilly event -
Check out our 2025 schedule and archived resources!
2025 Schedule


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Posters and Roundtables



