Center for Teaching & Learning

Center for Teaching & Learning

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The Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL) fosters a community of educators dedicated to supporting teaching and learning, a cornerstone of our university. Our goal is to transform our teachers and students in their educational practice, inspire innovative and evidence-based teaching, and create a culture of continuous improvement. Through the CTL, we strive to promote a diverse and inclusive community of educators and learners who serve as the hallmark of our student-centered campus.

The CTL is a hub for professional development on teaching and learning best practices for faculty, instructors and graduate students. As an education community of practice, the CTL enables best practices and innovative ideas to flow across the university.

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An Introduction to Evidence-Based Undergraduate STEM Teaching

Instructors: Preston Cumming, Derek Bruff, Trina McMahon, Bennet Goldberg, Rique Campa, and Nali Kim Learn how to implement evidence-based teaching...

9/24
Inclusive Research Mentoring for Grads and Postdocs Session 2: Maintaining Effective Communication

With Preston Cumming, CTL Professional Development Lead and Loren Hough, Associate Professor, Physics, Biofrontiers Institute and Faculty Director for...

9/28 10am
Inclusive Research Mentoring for Faculty Session 2: Maintaining Effective Communication

With Preston Cumming, CTL Professional Development Lead and Loren Hough, Associate Professor, Physics, Biofrontiers Institute and Faculty Director for...

9/29 3pm
An Introduction to Evidence-Based Undergraduate STEM Teaching

Instructors: Preston Cumming, Derek Bruff, Trina McMahon, Bennet Goldberg, Rique Campa, and Nali Kim Learn how to implement evidence-based teaching...

10/1
Course Design Series

In this course design workshop, we will feature a student panel that aims to bridge the gap between faculty and students. Faculty members will have the...

10/3 10am

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