CTLT

Center for Teaching, Learning & Technology

Workshops By Request | Request Form

The professional development staff at the CTLT has broad and deep knowledge on a broad range of topics to support educators' work enhancing student engagement and achievement. We seek to increase educators' ability to access to our programming by providing more opportunities for sessions tailored to departmental priorities.

Departments are invited to schedule a CTLT session to engage in a topic of broad departmental interest. The list of workshops below are topics that may be of particular interest to faculty and other educators. Certainly, many other topics are possible – just inquire at the CTLT and we likely can offer it from our existing repertoire or develop a custom one.

  • Each session can be considered for a 50-minute time slot, although longer sessions are possible based on conversations with the facilitators.
  • Scheduling is first come, first served based on CTLT staff availability.
  • Requests should be submitted at least one quarter prior to the expected session date when possible.
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Please explain the requester's role (e.g., chair/head, program assessment coordinator, committee chair) relevant to the workshop request, explain the general time frame or specific date(s) for the requested session, the proposed location (if known), and any other information that will be useful in making these arrangements.
Please indicate the number of individuals expected to participate.

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