Monday, July 21, 2025

The Center for Teaching and Learning invites new and returning faculty to our annual Fall Teaching Kickoff. At this signature event, you'll participate in a variety of interactive teaching sessions, such as Syllabus Clinic, Supporting Student Success and Well-Being, and more. We especially invite new faculty to join us and get to know the supportive teaching community at Georgia Tech. Our goal is to help all faculty feel energized, inspired, and ready to start the new academic year. Register for the Kickoff.

CTL EVENTS

Join CTL and the Center for Inclusive Design and Innovation for a webinar series. These virtual workshops will help faculty create accessible instructional materials using the latest accessibility tools in Microsoft Office. Webinars will demonstrate how to meet updated ADA Title II legal requirements and address the needs of all students. 

Join us for an epic journey as we navigate course design and delivery in Canvas during this two-day, gamified workshop. With the Canvas Course Template as your guide, you’ll begin building a course site that utilizes Canvas to its maximum potential, easing your teaching burdens and better supporting student learning.

Jumpstart your semester with this hands-on training event designed to help you create well-organized, student-centered Canvas courses!  You'll learn how to effectively use the Georgia Tech Canvas template, build and edit course content, set up assignments, and configure your gradebook. Lunch will be provided.

Learn best practices, build community, and ask questions at the annual TA Development Academy! We'll discuss grading techniques, student well-being, office hours, and more. All new and returning TAs are encouraged to attend.

This four-part workshop series prepares graduate students and postdoctoral scholars for the unique academic job search process. On September 5th, we'll kick off the series and discuss practical strategies as you prepare your CV for your application packets. Participants are welcome to register for individual sessions or for the entire series.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Applications are open for the 2025-26 Class of 1969 Teaching Fellows Program, which gathers interdisciplinary early career faculty for pedagogically-focused support and professional development. Fellows will learn evidence-based best practices and gain exposure to innovative teaching methods. 

Nominations are open for the 2025–26 Hesburgh Award Teaching Fellows Program, supporting faculty leaders in teaching. This year’s focus is Discipline-Based Education Research. Fellows will receive support to explore teaching and learning in their fields. 

Do you have a teaching and learning problem that technology can help solve? We're accepting Teaching with Technology Partnership proposals exploring creative technological uses and solutions to existing course struggles. Partners receive a year of hands-on guidance from CTL as they develop, implement, and assess new projects.

Questions?
Contact Bethany Harris, Communications Program Manager.
bethany.harris@gatech.edu | 404.894.4474