The Center for the Enhancement of Teaching & Learning (CET&L) serves the University’s teaching faculty and graduate teaching assistants. The goal of the Center is to create development opportunities that enhance teaching and improve student learning.

CET&L News:

2008 SEPTEMBER INSTITUTE

Through funding approved by the Faculty Development Council (FDC), the Center for the Enhancement of Teaching & Learning (CET&L) sponsors an annual Institute for UC faculty. The Institute is organized around several different learning communities, or teams of faculty: A group of four to six faculty apply for participation in the Institute as a group, work together within a related area during the Institute, and then continue to work as a team during the following academic year, developing such activities as workshops, presentations, resource materials, or retreats over the course of that year. In addition, the Institute involves approximately twenty faculty participants with a more individualized focus who are involved through a broader teaching-effectiveness agenda.

The September Institute is a highly successful initiative not only because of continued faculty interest but also because of follow-up activities provided by faculty learning communities that remain an important pedagogy resource for the CET&L.

For more information: 2008 September Institute

More News:

• Academy of Fellows for Teaching & Learning (AFTL)
  
• Peer Review of Teaching Services and Resources Now Available
  
• Missed a CET&L Workshop? Our Bb Community Can Catch You Up

CET&L Team:

• CET&L Advisory Council
  
• CET&L Staff