Upcoming Events
Faculty and staff who teach are invited to workshops and conversations at the CTL unless otherwise noted.
Workshops and Conversations
Please contact the CTL for accommodations.
Jan. 26, 3-4 pm | Student Essays & the Abilities of AI Technology Or Is it the Death of Student Writing? with Lauren Connolly |
Feb. 2, 12-1pm | Book Talk: Walking with Asafo in Ghana: An Ethnographic Account of Kormantse Bentsir Warrior Music with visiting scholar Dr. Nana Ama Oforiwaa Aduonum |
Feb. 7, 12-1 pm | Gen Ed Conversations with Amanda Van Lanen |
Feb. 8, 3-4 pm | Leveraging Design Thinking Strategies for Recruitment and Retention with April Niemela (in-person) |
Feb. 14, 12-1 pm | Stop Reinventing the Canvas Wheel with Carrie Kyser |
Feb. 16, 12-1 pm | Brown Bag Session with Idaho Writer in Residence CMarie Fuhrman: Resiliency and Re-Storying with Poetry |
Feb. 22, 12-1 pm | Accessibility in Everyday Design with Sam Coulter |
Feb. 28, 3-4 pm | Assignments in Canvas: More than Just a Dropbox! With Angela Meek |
Mar. 7, 3-4 pm | Advising for Belonging and Retention |
Mar. 22, 3-4 pm | Gen Ed Conversations with Amanda Van Lanen |
Apr. 6, 3-4 pm | Engaging Students with Videos Panel |
April 10, 12-1 pm | Tips for Professional Writing with Pete Van Mullem (in-person) |
Apr. 11, 12-1 pm | Faculty Flash Presentations: I Love it When You… |
April 17, 12-1 pm | Effective and Efficient Ways to Take Control of Your Email with Julie Bezzerides (in-person) |
Coming soon: dates and times for sessions on advising for retention and belonging, developments in Canvas, faculty flash presentations, engaging students with videos, and more. Stay tuned!
Regularly Meeting Groups
Informal conversation in the CTL on Mondays from 12-1, unless there is a workshop at that time. All are welcome! Feel free to bring your lunch. (Subject to change based on health and safety recommendations.)
SP23 Meetings will be at 12:00 on 2/15, 3/22, and 4/19 on Zoom. To sign up for the book club (or for more information), contact Angela Wartel.
The Scholarly Research and Writing Group will begin meeting on alternate Thursdays at noon, except for spring break, starting on January 26, 2023. In these meetings, participants share updates on their work, set goals, and support each other. The group provides gentle structure and accountability to help participants achieve their goals. Everyone is welcome. For more information, contact Peter Remien.
Feb. 17: Cohort session / "Finish Strong" theme - plan to completion
March 17: All-faculty session: guest speaker/panel
April 21: Project presentations (cohort only)
If you have items to add to the calendar, please contact the CTL.