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Strengthening Excellence at HBCUs Developing Faculty and Academic Leaders for What’s Now a

HBCU FACULTY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK

33rd Annual
Conference

Strengthening Excellence at HBCUs:
Developing Faculty, Staff, and Academic Leaders
for What’s Now and What’s Next

October 29-31, 2026
Charlotte, North Carolina
Renaissance Charlotte SouthPark Hotel

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

The HBCU Faculty Development Network Annual Conference brings together faculty, staff, academic leaders, and higher education professionals from across the HBCU community for three days of learning, collaboration, and connection.
 

This year’s conference, Strengthening Excellence at HBCUs: Developing Faculty, Staff, and Academic Leaders for What’s Now and What’s Next, focuses on practical strategies, shared solutions, and meaningful conversations that strengthen teaching, leadership, faculty and staff development, and institutional effectiveness.
 

Join colleagues in Charlotte to exchange ideas, build relationships, and return to your institution with new perspectives, practical resources, and strategies you can put to work.

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HBCU-FDN  Institutional Members  receive discounted conference registration rates. 

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Registration is confirmed upon receipt of payment. 

March 2025 Lunch & Learn: Textbook & Academic Authors Association
March 2025 Lunch & Learn: Textbook & Academic Authors Association

Fri, Mar 21

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Virtual Event

March 2025 Lunch & Learn: Textbook & Academic Authors Association

Join this FREE session to learn more about Effective Academic Collaboration: How to Solicit, Strengthen, and Survive Collaborative Projects.


Registration for this event is now closed.

Time & Location

Mar 21, 2025, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CDT

Virtual Event

About the event

Webinar Title: Effective Academic Collaboration: How to Solicit, Strengthen, and Survive Collaborative Projects.

Collaborating with co-authors on articles, grants, and presentations often seems like a timesaving strategy for busy academics. Yet collaborative relationships often fail because writing partners find their styles and schedules don’t mesh, collaborators disappear or roadblock projects, and managing the back and forth of a collaborative workflow proves to be time consuming. 

 

In this interactive presentation, participants will be invited to identify specific challenges that affect productive writing collaborations. Next, participants will be taught specific techniques to begin or revise collaborative work with a focus on five key areas: initiating a collaborative project (grant, conference presentation, article, textbook, etc.), dividing up collaborative work, deciding on the collaborative writing process, managing deadlines, and problem solving for collaborative work challenges. Free software tools and templates will be used with participants to assist in these areas. Using this combination…


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