Message from Neil Hair, CTL Executive Director
It’s been a busy year! Our faculty fellows program of peer-to-peer support and consultations was extended to include two new AI fellows, we wrapped up a successful training program for faculty teaching in the new SHED and Wallace classrooms, and awarded a record number of Provost Learning Innovation Grants. CTL staff continued to play a vital role in assisting with academic technology support but we didn’t do this alone, I want to thank our CTL council, partnerships with other units across academic affairs and ITS & FMS and my leadership team for all their hard work. But wait! There is more coming. You can expect a full program of interesting and relevant training programs and events in the fall including a continuation of our plans for enhancing the ways in which we evaluate teaching effectiveness with training and support planned for administrators and faculty alike. When it comes to helping you tell your teaching story we have you covered. Summer’s shaping up to be busy too, with a number of classroom renovations taking place, a summer pilot of a active learning training program for faculty, and our big signature event - Summer Institute on May 14th and 15th. As always, it has been a pleasure helping you where we can.
Wishing you a productive and/or relaxing summer – see you, if not before, in the Fall.
-Neil
