Faculty Webinars & Workshops

Welcome to our Faculty Webinars & Workshops hub—your gateway to professional development, collaboration, and innovation. Explore a dynamic lineup of sessions designed to inspire teaching excellence, foster community, and support your academic journey.


Fall Fellowships Cycle ProgramNSF CAREER Commit-to-SubmitJEDIA Scholar Learning Community (SLC)ÌýRising Early-Career Faculty Webinar SeriesÌý

RIO Webinars & Workshops


Has the recent federal transition prompted you to reconsider your research funding approach? Join RIO’s Donna Axel for a fast-paced, 30-minute introduction to Pivot, internal funding opportunities, and other free tools available with your CU Login. Bring your team—faculty, staff, and students are all welcome!Ìý

Stay for an optional 30-minute Q&A to get your questions answered.Ìý

  • °Â³ó´Ç:ÌýSpecifically designed for faculty, postdocs, staff, and students who are interested in identifying alternative funding in light of the federal transition. These workshops are open to all across all disciplines.
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    • Tuesday, September 16, 3pm-4pm MST,

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    • Wednesday, October 22, 3pm-4pm MST

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    • Thursday, November 20, 9am-10am MST

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    • Tuesday, December 9, 10am-11am MST

(Please use your CU Boulder identikey email.)

Remainder of the Fall Fellowship Cycle events.

Course 5: Going from Good to Great: Using AI to Strengthen a Near-Final Proposal

You’ve got a solid draft—now what? This session explores how AI can serve as a creative partner to help you elevate your proposal. Learn how to use AI to simulate reviewer feedback, polish your language, and re-engage with your draft in fresh and motivating ways. Discover how AI can spark new ideas and help ensure your narrative aligns with all required elements and reflects the sponsor’s vision and goals. RIO’s Donna Axel emphasizes using AI as a tool for inspiration—not substitution—so that your voice, vision, and scholarly judgment remain at the center of the process. Register for one or both.

  • Who: Arts, Humanities, and Humanistic Social Sciences faculty applying for a Fall fellowship
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Course 6: Repurposing Your Proposal With AI

Maximize your effort by learning how to adapt your already-strong proposal for multiple fellowship opportunities. This session covers strategies for repurposing content with AI assistance—while avoiding overreliance. RIO’s Donna Axel will demonstrate ways AI can help identify reusable components for different funders…and points out places to be cautious. This session focuses on the ethical and practical limitations of AI in reusing, repurposing, and recycling proposals, with an emphasis on using AI as a toolÌýfor inspiration and efficiency—not as a substitute for your scholarly judgment.ÌýRegister for one or all.

  • Who: Arts, Humanities, and Humanistic Social Sciences faculty applying for a Fall fellowship
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(Please use your CU Boulder identikey email.)

Join the Research & Innovation Office for a discussion about theÌýResearch & Innovation Seed Grant Program. Designed to catalyze new areas of research, scholarship and creative work, the Seed Grant Program awards nearly $1 million annually to Boulder faculty across all disciplines. At this event, RIO will convene a panel of previous Seed Grant recipients; attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and hear from previous grantees about their experience securing a Research & Innovation Seed Grant.

(Please register using your CU Boulder email.)


Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship Webinars & WorkshopsÌý

Have questions about any of our workshops? ContactÌýrio@colorado.edu.

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