Wednesday, October 8, 2025
The RP Group

 2025 Post-Conference Workshops

Friday, October 10, 2025 | 8:30 am–12:00 pm | $200 for RP Group members and $240 for non-members

Attending one of our post-conference workshops is an excellent way to cap your conference experience, or you can register for a workshop separately. Workshops last three and a half hours and include a continental breakfast.

2025 Workshop Options:

  • Exploring AI in Community College Teaching, Learning & Student Services

  • Preparing for AB 1705 STEM Implementation: Calculus With Support

Register for a Post-Conference Workshop.  Details on each workshop are listed below.

Join us for a dynamic post-conference session designed for community college faculty, administrators, students, and support staff to explore the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in education. This interactive session will provide a space to share experiences, challenges, and strategies for integrating AI into teaching, learning, and student support. Participants will hear from colleagues who are already incorporating AI tools, discuss best practices, and collaborate on innovative ways to enhance student success. Participants will also have the opportunity to (1) explore the use of AI in academia, (2) create, share and/or refine their own AI practices to enhance student success, and (3) create an action plan to integrate and/or refine AI into their practice.

Whether you’re new to AI or already incorporating it into your work, this session offers a collaborative opportunity to build confidence in AI use, exchange ideas, and create actionable strategies to enhance student success.

Facilitators: Kimberly Rosenfeld, 3CSN/Cerritos College; Diana Bonilla, 3CSN/Los Angeles Mission College; additional practitioners and students TBD

This workshop is geared towards faculty, administrators, and IRPE professionals working towards full implementation of AB 1705 for STEM programs. College presenters will share “A Day in the Classroom for Calculus” with support courses with concrete examples and implementation support. Colleges will also be guided through the evaluation requirements to prepare for full validation by July 2027. This workshop will be fully interactive and provide key takeaways to bring back to the classroom and your college. Attendees will be invited to attend virtual follow-up office hours in late October and April to continue to support their implementation efforts and create ongoing support.

Presenters: Terrence Willett, California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office; Sophie Lee, Robert Chen, Kevin Punsalan, and Bala Sethuramasamyraja, Citrus College; Mallory Newell, De Anza College