Join an enlightening discussion on how Artificial Intelligence is redefining educational experiences and administrative tasks, and how to pave the way to a smarter, more efficient campus through the use of AI. Explore the dynamic landscape of AI as it reshapes education and task management. This session offers an insight into AI’s impact, challenges, and opportunities on our campus: lessons …more

Join an enlightening discussion on how Artificial Intelligence is redefining educational experiences and administrative tasks, and how to pave the way to a smarter, more efficient campus through the use of AI. Explore the dynamic landscape of AI as it reshapes education and task management. This session offers an insight into AI’s impact, challenges, and opportunities on our campus: lessons …more

This workshop focuses on the “exit ticket” (ET) assignment as a student-centered pedagogical exercise that builds continuity between class meetings and provides essential feedback to the professor. The ET assignment is designed to let students know that you are invested in their learning because their feedback informs teaching decisions and builds a classroom culture of respect, trust, and …more

This session focuses on (re)designing course syllabi to incorporate Community-Based Learning & Research (CBLR), a pedagogy that deepens student learning through collaboration with nonprofits and community organizations. Throughout the program, Faculty will learn how to synthesize a course’s learning outcomes to meaningful and equitable community engagement in the D.C. community. In addition, we …more

Join Natural-Scientific Inquiry committee members and Core Assessment Analyst Diamond Brown as they share strategies for interpreting and implementing feedback from the end-of-semester student learning outcome survey.

Every year prior to the beginning of the fall semester, the Center for Teaching, Research & Learning (CTRL), in collaboration with the University Library, hosts The August Faculty Workshops – a 3-day workshop series, demonstrating new and innovative approaches to classroom teaching and research. The workshop series features 28 sessions over the course of three days related to teaching, research, …more

Every year prior to the beginning of the fall semester, the Center for Teaching, Research & Learning (CTRL), in collaboration with the University Library, hosts The August Faculty Workshops – a 3-day workshop series, demonstrating new and innovative approaches to classroom teaching and research. The workshop series features 28 sessions over the course of three days related to teaching, research, …more

The New Faculty Orientation serves as an introduction to the university for new faculty. The program includes an overview of the university and students as well as information on teaching and resources to help you get off to a successful start.

The New Faculty Orientation serves as an introduction to the university for new faculty. The program includes an overview of the university and students as well as information on teaching and resources to help you get off to a successful start.

The Center for Teaching, Research & Learning is pleased to invite all faculty and staff to attend the Ann Ferren Conference (AFC) on Teaching, Research & Learning. AFC is a two-day annual conference, held the Thursday and Friday before spring classes begin, features interactive, faculty-led panel sessions on current and important topics related to teaching, research, and learning.