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Advancements in Teaching Excellence

Inspiring, informing and supporting a culture of high-quality and inclusive teaching

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Partnering with all faculty, postdocs and graduate student teaching assistants in professional development.

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President Sandoval (left) and Teahing Professor Cummings in the recording studio at the Reynolds School of Journalism

What we do

We support faculty, postdocs and graduate students across the University in professional development as teachers. Our events and programs focus on development of learner-centered, research-informed and scholarly approaches to teaching, connect instructors with teaching resources, create space to collaborate, and encourage reflective practice towards teaching excellence. 

Listen to President Sandoval's podcast episode about teaching excellence

What we provide to our campus community

  • Consultations and workshops: we give on demand presentations on pedagogy topics for individuals, groups, or departments.
  • Peer observation of teaching: we can connect interested parties and provide coaching on the design and facilitation of peer observation.
  • New faculty programming: we help orient new faculty to campus, build community, and develop and refine pedagogical skills.
  • Events and programs for all: we facilitate a variety of talks, panels, book groups, and thematic learning communities on teaching.
  • Teaching awards: we coordinate University level teaching awards and celebrate excellent teaching.
  • Teaching resources: we connect you to support on campus and just-in-time resources on teaching topics.
  • Teaching statements: we can provide coaching and feedback on your teaching philosophy and your growth as a teacher in your end-of-year teaching narrative and teaching portfolios for awards or promotion.

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We invite all instructors in any field and at any level to request a teaching consultation with members of our team. We can help you to brainstorm in your planning stages or provide feedback on your teaching practices, including arranging a classroom observation at your request.

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