Huddled around study carrels spread throughout the “learning center floor,” students of varying ages work on assignments in their notebooks. Tutors—many of them moonlighting teachers, or college ...

CITL offers one-on-one and group consultations on a wide range of pedagogical practices with the goal of having faculty who are excited to teach and whose students are excited to learn. For example, ...

The Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL) supports CU’s community of educators through free consultations, teaching resources, programs, seminars, workshops, and other events! Our work aims to ...

Fortunately, actively learning can become part of an instructor’s lectures in small steps. Incorporating one of these activities into your already created lectures is a great step in getting students ...

This award recognizes excellence in teaching by a faculty member over the course of a distinguished career. The awardee must demonstrate a well-articulated teaching philosophy that has developed ...

Community-engaged teaching and learning (CETL) is a pedagogical approach that engages faculty, students, and community partners in mutually beneficial and respectful collaborations that address ...

As of Dec. 1, 2024, all those services are now offered through the CTL. Amy Chatham, Ph.D., who has been the CTL director since August 2023, has been named executive director of the expanded center.

Circles will meet in the Campus Center from 12:15–1:15 p.m., with lunch available beginning at noon. Location and details will be sent with a calendar invitation after responses are received. This ...

The Center for Teaching and Learning supports application and access to externally funded mini-grant programs that improve teaching and learning across different teaching modalities, student groups, ...

The Teaching and Learning Center will increase access for diverse learners, expand a thriving, diverse student and employee population, and enhance a robust mentoring culture where everyone is both ...