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!
Incorporating Generative AI for Data Analysis in the Classroom
Katrice Branner, University of South Carolina
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Start With the Start in Mind to Expand Student Ambitions
Jackson Bostian, William Peace 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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Using AI to Engage Students’ Critical Thinking About Human Communication
Daina Nathaniel, Wingate University
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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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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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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

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

