Renzulli Center for Creativity, Gifted Education, and Talent Development

Thank you to our Confratute 2026 sponsors! 💙

Their partnership helps make Confratute possible and supports an incredible community of educators, administrators, researchers, and advocates from arounrld.

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Ascent Academies of Utah is a tuition-free public charter school network serving more than 3,200 students in grades K–9 across five campuses. Guided by the Schoolwide Enrichment Model (SEM), they emphasize individualized learning by identifying each student's unique Learning Profile and tailoring educational experiences to their strengths, interests, and learning preferences. Through weekly student-led Enrichment Clusters, students develop a passion for learning while building confidence, strengthening connections with their communities, and enhancing critical thinking skills.

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A huge thank you to everyone who supported the Renzulli Center during UConn Gives 2026! 💙

Because of your generosity, The Renzulli Center Fund raised more than $10,000 from 121 donors and earned an additional $7,000 through the Neag School Leaderboard Challenge. Your support helps us continue our work!

We are so grateful to be part of the incredible support shown across the Neag School of Education during this year’s record-breaking campaign. Thank you for believing in our mission!

Read more here: https://today.uconn.edu/2026/05/neag-school-receives-nearly-70k-during-uconn-gives-2026/

Neag School Receives Nearly $70K During UConn Gives 2026 - UConn Today Thanks to the generosity of 525 donors, the Neag School won a University-wide leaderboard challenge during this year’s two-day giving campaign

SAVE THE DATES!

We're excited to announce that the 2026–2027 lineup for Taste of Confratute is here!

Keep an eye on our social media pages and the Taste of Confratute page for session details, registration information, and more coming soon!

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Attention Texas classroom teachers, administrators, and gifted specialists! Upcoming Project EAGLE Workshops Alert: Thursday May 28 in Denton and Pearland.
To learn more or to sign up, go to s.uconn.edu/GTID

We wrapped up the Wallace Research Symposium on Talent Development with an engaging closing keynote, “Algorithms, Education, and Inequality,” from Cathy O'Neil, author of the best-selling book Weapons of Math Destruction.

Her keynote challenged attendees to think critically about the ways algorithms and artificial intelligence can shape opportunity, access, and equity in education.

Throughout the symposium, our team was proud to share their work through presentations, posters, and conversations with colleagues across the field. Thank you to everyone who made this year’s Wallace Symposium such a meaningful gathering of researchers and educators.

Today at the Wallace Research Symposium on Talent Development, Dr. Del Siegle delivered the Julian C. Stanley Distinguished Lecture, which he entitled “Searching for Magic.”

Named in honor of pioneering gifted education researcher Julian C. Stanley, the Distinguished Lecture is presented by a scholar whose work has made significant contributions to the field of talent development and gifted education.

We are proud to see Del join the distinguished group of past lecturers and contribute to the ongoing conversations inspired by Dr. Stanley’s lasting legacy in the field. 💙

Day 1 of the Wallace Research Symposium on Talent Development was filled with engaging presentations, meaningful networking, and thought-provoking conversations among researchers and educators from across the field. 🎓

We also heard an incredible keynote from neuroscientist and bestselling author David Eagleman, whose work explores the brain, creativity, and human potential.

We’re are looking forward to another exciting day ahead!

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Thank you to Alpha Lumen Institute for sponsoring Confratute 2026!

Alpha Lumen is a nonprofit organization dedicated to identifying and developing talent through innovative educational programs, research, and global science and technology initiatives. Their work expands opportunities for high-potential students and helps prepare the next generation of leaders, innovators, and problem-solvers. We are grateful for their support of Confratute!

We are still accepting Confratute sponsorships! Sponsorship opportunities are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Learn more here:
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