Feb 1, 2021
Anti-racist teaching discussion group
Faculty across divisions and departments are invited to participate in a discussion group focused on anti-racist teaching that starts Feb. 25.
Faculty
Jan 28, 2021
Inclusive Teaching & Excellence Series
Events this semester include a Q&A with an expert on social-emotional learning in higher education.
Jan 28, 2021
Student pedagogical partners
This semester a CITLS student fellow will be available to work with faculty members outside the Inclusive Instructors Academy.
Jan 20, 2021
Teaching in classrooms
Bring your questions, share strategies, and brainstorm solutions.
Jan 18, 2021
Virtual tours of Italian art & architecture
Professor Eric Hupe creates virtual tours of Italian art and architecture for his students in Art 223, Italian Renaissance Art, where they are able to…
Jan 5, 2021
Resources for teaching and scholarly work
Check out Preparing to Teach in Spring 2021, Implementing Active Learning When Masked and Social Distancing, Writing a Book Proposal, and one more.
Jan 5, 2021
Interim CITLS events
Register for A Conversation on Preparing to Teach in Spring 2021, Fostering Connectivity During the Pandemic, and two more.
Jan 4, 2021
Remote intra-class competitions
In Professor Dave Shulman's course FYS 116, The Manipulation of Appearances, students compete at both individual and team levels.
Dec 15, 2020
CITLS events
Registration is open for A Conversation on Preparing to Teach in Spring 2021 on Jan. 11 and Fostering Student Connectivity During the Pandemic on Jan…
Dec 14, 2020
Course trailer with OpenShot
Prof. Melissa Gordon created a trailer of her course Transport Phenomena using the free video editor Open Shot and Kaltura Capture.