CfT First Friday: May 2026 Edition
Teaching and Learning Days (May 12-14) Registration closes on Thursday, May 7th for Teaching and Learning Days. Each day’s events can be found on the Teaching and Learning Days webpage. […]
Teaching and Learning Days (May 12-14) Registration closes on Thursday, May 7th for Teaching and Learning Days. Each day’s events can be found on the Teaching and Learning Days webpage. […]
May 2026 Teaching and Learning Days Teaching and Learning Days will run May 12-14th in Seacobeck Hall and the HCC. The schedule is available at the CfT website and registration
Summer Small Teaching Grants: Application Now Open! Summer Small Teaching Grants support faculty teaching projects leading to transformative learning experiences using evidence-based teaching practices. These grants support ‘small teaching’ steps
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Welcome back! We hope you had a great winter break and are ready for Spring 2026. It is a short programming month, but there is still a lot going on–get
Faculty Spotlight: Ginny Morriss and April Wynn What does it look like to bring cutting-edge biotechnology into an introductory classroom—and do it in a way that’s affordable, sustainable, and hands-on
What does it look like to bring cutting-edge biotechnology into an introductory classroom—and do it in a way that’s affordable, sustainable, and hands-on for every student? This month, our faculty
Faculty Spotlight: Caitie Finlayson What does it take to write your own textbook—and make it freely available for others to use and build on? This month’s Faculty Spotlight features Dr.
What does it take to write your own textbook—and make it freely available for others to use and build on? This month’s faculty spotlight features Dr. Caitie Finlayson from the
It’s the first Friday of October and the weather is oh so slowly showing signs that fall is on our doorstep. Join CfT and partners across campus for a variety