Programs Archive - Center for Teaching and Learning

Hands-on, evidence-based workshops on effective teaching practices for faculty.

Short 30-minute conversations held on Zoom covering a variety of teaching and learning topics.

Two faculty collaborate during iTeach 2019

Tutorials and discussions focused on how to teach with educational technologies in and out of the classroom

In-depth program to assist in planning and designing a college-level course.

Sponsored by the Office of the Provost, a year-long program for faculty wishing to learn about and enact more equitable and inclusive practices in their teaching and curriculum design.

Semester-long peer observation and reflection program for faculty wishing to actively work on their pedagogy in a supportive, structured environment.

Series of workshops and discussions for faculty new to WashU and with less than three years of college teaching experience

4 grad students discussing teaching at a table

Sustained cross-disciplinary conversation for faculty on critical topics in teaching and learning.

The Coalition for Language Teaching and Learning is a group of language teaching faculty working in collaboration with the CTL to support, celebrate, and strengthen language teaching at WashU. ...

Support for faculty, graduate students, and postdocs interested in learning more about SoTL or designing and implementing a SoTL project.

Formalized training in pedagogy for graduate students and postdocs from across all disciplines.

EPIC: Exploring Practices in the Classroom is an interdisciplinary learning community for graduate students who are in their first years.

Hands-on, evidence-based workshops on effective teaching practices for grad students and postdocs.

Teaching Orientation for new graduate students at WashU.

2 grad students considering a teaching challenge

GSAC provides feedback to the CTL on matters related to grad student teaching.

Semester-long course for grad students and postdocs to explore the process of creating SoTL research.

3 graduate students consider a scenario in a workshop

Peer writing program for writing a teaching philosophy statement.

Cross-disciplinary conversations on critical topics in teaching and learning, revolving around a semester's chosen pedagogy book.

Network of 30+ universities dedicated to enhancing undergraduate STEM education, offering several opportunities for graduate students and postdocs at WashU.

Recognizes instructors for their leadership in and passion for teaching, their contributions to student learning, and their knowledge and creativity.

Partial list of teaching awards won by our outstanding professors

Programs

Faculty Workshops

Virtual Conversations

Tech Trainings

Course Design Institute

Faculty Pedagogy and Curriculum Enhancement Program

Teaching Triangles

Early Career Faculty Teaching Seminar

Faculty Reading Community

The Coalition for Language Teaching & Learning

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)

Professional Development in Teaching Program

EPIC Learning Community

Graduate Student and Postdoc Workshops

Graduate Student Mentored Teaching Orientation

Graduate Student Advisory Council (GSAC)

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) Seminar

Jump-Start to Writing a Teaching Philosophy Statement Program

GSPD Reading Community

CIRTL Network

Emerson Award

Teaching Awards

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