Spring Professional Development Day 2026
When: Friday, January 16, 2026 • 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Theme: Sustainability at Humboldt and Beyond
Who: For All Faculty, Administrators & Staff
This Spring, our Professional Development Day invites us to reimagine what sustainability means—on our campus, in our classrooms, and in our daily work. Together, we’ll explore how sustainable practices can enrich teaching, streamline operations, and strengthen community well-being.
From nature inspired design to cultivating sustainable mindsets in our students, this day will spotlight innovative ideas, share local successes, and inspire collective action toward a more resilient future.
Join colleagues for keynote sessions, collaborative workshops, and conversations that connect sustainability with every aspect of our professional mission.
Mark your calendars for a morning of insight, innovation, and inspiration! Full agenda coming soon.
Please register here so we know how much food to buy.
Visit the website or contact the ctl@humboldt.edu for more information.
Latest PMC Faculty Development
- Support Student Success Through Free Textbook Access!Textbook on Reserves Program
- Introduction to Online Teaching & LearningReady to build confidence in the online classroom? Introduction to Online Teaching & Learning is a three-week, fully asynchronous experience designed for educators of all backgrounds—no prior online teaching required. You’ll explore essential practices grounded in Backward Design and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) while applying what you learn directly in your own Canvas course (and if you don’t have one yet, we’ll create one for you!).
- Save the Date: Spring Professional Development Day 2026Save the Date: Spring Professional Development Day 2026 Friday, January 16, 2026 • 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Theme: Sustainability at Humboldt and Beyond For All Faculty & Staff This Spring, our Professional Development Day invites us to reimagine what sustainability means—on our campus, in our classrooms, and in our daily work. Together, we’ll explore how sustainable practices can enrich teaching, streamline operations, and strengthen community well-being.
- Support Student Success Through Free Textbook Access!Textbook on Reserves Program
- Call for Applications: CTL Faculty Scholar ProgramThe Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL) invites applications for the Faculty Scholar Program. This program offers faculty members an opportunity to collaborate with the CTL in advancing teaching excellence and innovation across the university. Faculty Scholars design and facilitate professional development initiatives—such as workshops, research projects, and learning communities—that promote equity, innovation, and evidence-informed teaching practices. For the upcoming cycle, priority areas include:
- Become a CTL Faculty Scholar!The Center for Teaching & Learning invites innovative educators to join the CTL Faculty Scholar Program, launching November 3. As a Faculty Scholar, you’ll collaborate with the CTL to advance professional growth across campus—e.g., designing workshops, leading learning communities, contributing to research, or other innovative work.