Graduate teaching assistants, future GTAs and anyone who teaches are invited to the fall 2026 Curators’ Teaching Professors’ Summit from 3 – 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, in Room 115, Innovation Lab.

Missouri S&T’s Curators’ Distinguished Teaching Professors will share perspectives, practical strategies and lessons learned in “Promoting Academic Integrity in a Digital Age: Beyond Reporting.” The conversation looks at academic integrity in an era shaped by generative AI, digital technologies, changing student expectations and new approaches to teaching and assessment. Panelists will go beyond reporting to talk about proactive ways to build a culture of integrity through education, open dialogue and collaborative teaching.

Seating is limited. Register for the summit.

Panelists:

• Irina Ivliyeva, arts, languages and philosophy (organizer and moderator)
• Larry Gragg, history, emeritus
• Eric Bryan, English and technical communication
• Merilee Krueger, psychology
• Hank Pernika, mechanical and aerospace engineering
• Kelvin Erickson, electrical and computer engineering
• Christi Luks, chemical engineering
• David Enke, engineering management

The summit is sponsored by the Teaching and Learning Center, the Division of Student Success, the Graduate School and Academic Affairs.