DEI and ATI Session Schedule
9:00AM-10:00AM
Room PLN-130
KEYNOTE - KEITH W. MCINTOSH
Topic: Inclusive Leadership in Action
Keith W. McIntosh is the vice president for Information Services and Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the University of Richmond
10:30am-10:50am
Room PLS-237 (ATC)
OPEN FOR EQUITY: BENEFITS OF OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES (OER)
Dr. Shelli Wynants, Director of Online Education and Training
Learn how faculty can use OER to customize and diversify instructional materials, support student success and inclusion, and save students money all at the same time!
11:00am-11:20am
Room PLS-237 (ATC)
From Reconciliation to Robots: Examining the Intersection of Conflict, Resolution, and Technology
Leanna Jasek-Rysdahl, Conflict Resolution Manager at CSUF
11:30am-11:50am
Room PLS-237 (ATC)
BRIDGING THE EQUITY GAP FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES
Marc Trinh, IT ATI Consultant at CSUF
Equity gap in education exists for individuals with disabilities when there are barriers in the inaccessible technologies and instructional materials used in the classroom. We’ll identify those barriers in this TechDay session and provide tips and resources to make electronic documents accessible for individuals with disabilities.
12:00pm-01:00pm
Room PLN-130
KEYNOTE - JESSE GOLDHAMMER
Topic: Cybersecurity
Sponsored by Deloitte. Lunch provided!
Jesse Goldhammer is a Managing Director in Deloitte’s Cyber & Strategic Risk practice. He has deep experience in cybersecurity, strategy, innovation, scenario planning, and workforce training.
01:00pm-01:20pm
Room PLS-237 (ATC)
Low Spoon, Mindful Design: Digital Content Design for Cognitive & Learning Disabilities
Jonni Taylor, Web Designer, CSUF IT
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) recently added criteria and guidelines to address cognitive and learning disabilities in digital/web content. This presentation covers a background on the largest disability population, what their needs are, and some tips and resources on how to address them.
01:30pm-01:50pm
Room PLS-237 (ATC)
CSUF IT Purchasing Process – Effecting change through Relationship Building
Hector Ramirez
Roman Hernandez, IT Consultant at CSUF
Guidelines to create secure and accessible products are in place to help guide developers in their development process. Creating meaningful dialogue with developers by requesting the necessary documents and expressing expectations to continue to drive the importance of maintaining secure and accessible products.
02:30pm-03:30pm
Room PLN-130
Gender Identity and Pronoun Usage
Chloe Eddy, Engagement and Learning Specialist
This presentation will break down the distinctions between gender identity, gender expression, sex, sexual attraction, and romantic attraction, as well as define umbrella terms like "Queer" and "Transgender" while exploring some of the identities that may fall under those broad categories. It will further address pronoun usage, types of pronouns, and strategies for honoring pronouns in daily life to promote inclusivity.
