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This Week for Graduate Students: Celebration of Teaching and Learning Symposium Next Week!
You’re invited to celebrate the ways that faculty and graduate students are transforming their courses and pedagogies.
This Week for Faculty: 2023 Celebration of Teaching and Learning Symposium 🎉
The Office of the Provost and the CTL invite the Columbia community to the Celebration of Teaching and Learning Symposium.
This Week for Graduate Students: Innovative Course Design Seminar: Applications Due March 10!
In the five-week Innovative Course Design Seminar, participants explore evidence-based, inclusive instructional design and create a syllabus.
This Week for Graduate Students: Request a Mid-Course Review by March 3!
In an MCR, a Teaching Consultant gathers feedback from your students about what they find to be helpful and challenging when learning in your course.
This Week for Faculty: Special Online Event This Wednesday! Theatrical Case Studies on Mentoring
Do you mentor graduate students or postdocs? Join the CTL for livestreamed theatrical case studies and conversation.
This Week for Faculty: Apply for a Provost’s Teaching and Learning Grant!
Looking to integrate new educational approaches or technologies into your classroom? Apply for a Provost’s Teaching and Learning Grant!
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