Center for Enhancement of Teaching & Learning (CETL), University of Cincinnati

Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning

ProfPost Writing Competitions 2009:

We're looking for a few quirky professors to blog for us, and we're paying some good money for it.

Please submit your winning "Points of View" and/or your "Raised Hand" submissions to liz.tilton@uc.edu by August 15, 2009.

For an overview of our competitions, please click here.

CET&L Announcements:

Applications are now being accepted for the fall Curricular Re-visioning Seminar.

Rock your pedagogy by attending one of CET&L's Summer Day-Long Seminars.

We had a great time at the CET&L open house on February 10th. If you missed it, please stop in and check out our newly designed space.

The Peer Consultancy Program is accepting applications to explore any teaching inquiry. more.

CET&L Semester Conversion Support

The challenge of semester conversion provides UC with a wonderful opportunity to closely examine what we want to achieve as a 21st century university. CET&L has rallied several structures to support UC's faculty as they create more innovative pedagogies and curricula. Read more about CET&L's Semester Conversion Programs...

In 2009-2010, the CET&L will offer four Course Redesign Seminars---two will focus on the traditional face-to-face learning environment. The other two will focus on online learning with the intent of either creating new, online-course materials to be used in a hybrid course design or converting a face-to-face course to an online format that takes full advantage of instructional technology.

Applications for participation will be considered until each seminar is filled.

Workshops

These hands-on workshops are open to all teaching faculty -- full-time, part-time, and GTAs -- and serve as introductions to various pedagogies and technologies that can improve teaching skills and enhance student learning.

View schedule and register

Peer Consultancy Program

The CET&L Peer Consultancy Program provides faculty with the opportunity to collaborate with their peers to improve their teaching. Click here to learn more about the program and to request a consultation.