Hi Friend of the CTE,                                                                 

This special issue of the News brings you time-dependent and timely information about our forthcoming programming and resources. Be sure to check out the 2025-2026 Faculty Learning Community (FLC) offerings (applications due April 23), the Knox Teaching Award Seminar, and our opportunities for incorporating GenAI into teaching.

Our 2025-2026 Topic-Based Faculty Learning Communities (FLCs) are accepting membership applications. 

Applications due by April 23, 2025!

Join Mary Ben Bonham (Architecture + Interior Design), the 2024 E. Phillips Knox Teaching Award recipient, for an interactive session on planning scaffolded, active learning experiences integrating individual and group learning that can be used to rejuvenate a course and to motivate students (and instructors) to achieve at a higher level.

Thursday, April 10, 10:00 am - 11:30 am

In-person only, at 320 Laws Hall

Whether you are a new user who is just beginning to explore the challenges and opportunities GenAI presents, or you are an intermediate or advanced adopter of this technology, we offer new opportunities for incorporating GenAI into your teaching.

CTE Workshop - Building Student-Centered Activities With AI:

Workshop/Study (April 24, 3:15 - 4:45 pm)

Scholarships for Auburn University’s

Asynchronous “Intro to AI” Course (deadline April 30)

CTE Workshop - GenAI for Teaching: 

A Hands-On Intro (May 21, 8:30 am - 12:30 pm)

CTE IGNITE: Grants Incorporating Generative AI With Novel Ideas for

Teaching Excellence for Fall 2025 (deadline June 4)

Center for Teaching Excellence

317 Laws Hall

513-529-9266