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Santiago 2026: International Conference Handouts
The following Santiago 2026: International Conference presenters chose to share their handouts electronically on the international conference website. Handouts will continue to be added as they are received. Note: Some large files may not be viewable on all devices.
Panel Session Handouts
| Session Title/Handout | Presenters |
| Adapting Assessment for the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Era: Aligning Innovation with Student Success (Panel Session #6) | Nicole Cundiff, Boise State University |
| Making College Personal: Translating Research on Learning Mindsets into Teaching Strategies (Panel Session #5) | Jessica Rabb, Nashville State Community College |
Poster Session Handouts
| Session Title/Handout | Presenters |
| Assessment Cycles and Institutional Effectiveness | Jim Eck and Emily Zank, Brenau University |
| Cardinal Connections: A Student-Facing Learning Framework Experience for Student Success (Poster Session #1) | Amanda Puffett and Matt Pistilli, Iowa State University |
| Global Citizenship as a Stackable Micro-Credential Experience for a Global Economy (Poster Session #2) | Amanda Puffett, Iowa State University |
| Integrating Artificial Intelligence to Advance Graduate-Level Critical Thinking and Professional Readiness (Poster Session #1) | John Stofko and Maryann Wu, University of Southern California (USC) Alfred E. Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences |
| Streamlining Peer Evaluation and Documentation of Faculty Achievements (Poster Session #3) | Maryann Wu and Ying Wang, University of Southern California (USC) Alfred E. Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences |
Presenter Handout Instructions
If you are a poster or panel session presenter and would like to share electronic resources with attendees, please submit a single shareable URL linking to your session handouts or materials by Friday, June 12, 2026. Please ensure that permissions are set so attendees can view the materials, either to anyone with the link, through public or guest access, or without requiring a login.
Note: We will continue to accept materials after the Friday, June 12, 2026, deadline and will make every effort to post them to our website prior to the International Conference.