CETL—For Faculty

 

New in 2012, the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning offers College faculty a range of resources to enhance their teaching.

  • Workshop series
  • Consulting program
  • Mini-grant program
  • Online teaching resources

In addition, our long-standing and highly successful Workshop Program remains a key part of the Center's work.

Teaching Roundtable Sessions

The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) is delighted to announce the launch of a series of Teaching Roundtable Sessions—opportunities for teaching faculty to get together in an informal setting to learn about new ideas for effective teaching (and learning!). Each session will have a speaker, followed by a space for faculty to engage with one another and share ideas. Recent Roundtables have included:

  • Backward Design
  • Universal Design Principles
  • Classroom Techniques that Support Student Engagement with Graphical Representations

Please let us know if there is a particular topic pertaining to teaching and learning that you would like a Roundtable to address.

News and Events

Final CIRTL Coffee Hour of the Spring 2013 Semester

Date: April 25, 2013

Topic: Tenure and promotion: what you should know, what you should ask.

What do you need to know to successfully navigate tenure and promotion? When should you start? Who do you talk to? How can a mentor help? What should be included in your promotion and tenure binder and how do you start building it? Bring your questions and join the discussion.

Presenters: Don Foss (Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Houston), Philip Cohen (Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Dean, Graduate School, Professor, Department of English, The University of Texas at Arlington) and Daniel Mosse (Professor, Department Chair, Department of Computer Science, University of Pittsburgh)

Time: 1.00 - 2.00pm

Venue: LeChase (new Warner School Building) 315

For more information and to RSVP: Jenny Hadingham