News and Information

You can still be included in the program for the Original Lilly Conference on College Teaching! Submit your proposal by this Friday, July 5 to ensure peer review consideration.

Did you know the CTE has a library of over 1000 titles on teaching and learning topics? Our newest books are pictured below. As you seek to innovate in your teaching, view the collection via the CTE Library, and we'll gladly send your selection(s) to you via campus mail. Or you can stop by 317 Laws Hall to pick it up.

This Faculty Focus article follows one instructor's end-of-year reflection and highlights useful strategies associated with her growth as a teacher. Many of the strategies align with student-centered and inclusive pedagogies shown to support student learning. 

This Faculty Focus article offers guidance for how using social media as a learning tool in your courses can improve student belonging, persistence, and overall success

As you plan your fall courses, take some time to review the range of Advice Guides from the Chronicle of Higher Education designed to support your teaching. These Guides are written by experts for instructors who want to gather ideas on

• creating a syllabus, 

• teaching a good first day of class, 

• making your teaching more engaging,

• improving classroom discussion, 

• making your teaching more inclusive, and

• being a better online teacher.

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