The Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning is excited to invite the campus community to the Fall 2025 Symposium on Teaching and Learning. Please read on for more information or register here.

Our first ever fall-semester symposium will take place on Thursday, November 13, from 8:30 a.m - 1:30 p.m. in Fairchild-Martindale Library (6th floor south). 

The event will highlight the work of some of our CITL Faculty Fellows, TRACing Faculty, and participants in the jointly-CITL/GLO-sponsored Teacher Development Series. There will be four panel discussions (with time for audience questions) covering these topics:

• AI-responsive teaching and learning: Exploring AI's impact on teaching practice and student learning.
• What matters to me in teaching: Crafting teaching statements that showcase pedagogical philosophies and expertise.
• Creating to learn: Fostering authentic learning through student-created multimedia content.
• Faculty facilitators of peer learning: Encouraging autonomy, belonging, and competence through peer learning.

Additionally, we’ll have an exhibition area where you can view examples of student work that was created in CITL-supported courses.

Lunch will be provided for attendees. The full schedule and a registration link (RSVP by November 5th) are available on the Symposium webpage.

I hope that you will be able to join us!

Best regards,

Judd Hark

Interim Director, Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning

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