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The Emerging Tech Dialogues for Fall 2026 have been postponed.
The Emerging Tech Dialogues for Fall 2026 have been postponed. Watch your email for details about the next event.How will universities adapt to rapid technological, demographic, and societal change?
The Emerging Tech Dialogues for Fall 2026 have been postponed. Watch your email for details about the next event.Ready to dive into valuable conversations at the Emerging Tech Dialogues? Breakout sessions create opportunities for colleagues across Cornell to share ideas, lessons learned, and…
The Emerging Tech Dialogues for Fall
What should the Information Technology community at Cornell be talking about this fall? The Emerging Tech Dialogues planning team is seeking breakout session ideas and facilitators for the October 13 event.
Get to know the panelists and moderator for Reboot Required: Stories from Repeat Career Reinventors, a break-out session at the April 1, 2026 Emerging Tech Dialogues - The Future of Work II: Shaping What’s Next!
Join Ithaca CIO Ben Maddox and a wide range of leaders and peers in person or online on October 14, 2025, from 9am to 4pm. We'll explore where work is headed, with a focus on the people involved, how we will work together, and how technology can support us. ILR Dean Alexander Colvin and Elizabeth…
To create a safe space in which faculty, staff, researchers, and students could explore new technology developments, the first Emerging Tech Dialogue: Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education symposium focused on conversations rather than slide decks. Please do not download or share these…
On May 29, 2024, Chief Information Officer Ben Maddox is hosting a free, all-day symposium where faculty, staff, researchers, and students from the New York campuses can share ideas for using artificial intelligence tools in teaching, learning, research, and daily tasks.
Register to join us online by noon on Tuesday, May 28. In-person registration closed on May 17, 2024. Links to the recordings can be shared with faculty, staff, students, and researchers who missed the registration deadlines.