In 2026, I will be presenting at three teaching and learning conferences across Ontario, including the University of Waterloo, the University of Guelph, and the national STLHE Annual Conference.

Over the past few years, I have been developing work in ethical AI, digital learning, and inclusive course design. These presentations share practical strategies that help educators move from urgency to intention in their approach to AI in higher education.

As AI continues to reshape teaching and learning, I am committed to contributing grounded, evidence informed approaches that support ethical practice, student engagement, and inclusive digital design.

Registration and accommodation costs for the STLHE conference total $1,830. I am seeking partial support toward these expenses and have set a fundraising goal of $800 to help offset a portion of the costs.

Like many professional development opportunities, conference participation often requires personal investment, and I appreciate any support that helps make this possible.

If you would like to contribute or share the link, your support truly means a great deal.

Thank you for being part of this journey.

To learn more about my teaching and research work, you may visit my professional website: Teaching and Research Profile