Teaching Excellence Symposium: October 8
We are excited to invite you to the upcoming Teaching Excellence Symposium on October 8, 2025! This year’s theme is: Inspire, Innovate, Impact: Celebrating Educators This engaging event will provide valuable opportunities to connect with fellow educators, explore innovative teaching strategies, and celebrate the transformative power of education. President Spagna will give a special talk reflecting on his teaching career and promoting teaching and learning excellence.
We are excited to invite you to the upcoming Teaching Excellence Symposium on October 8, 2025!
This year’s theme is: Inspire, Innovate, Impact: Celebrating Educators
This engaging event will provide valuable opportunities to connect with fellow educators, explore innovative teaching strategies, and celebrate the transformative power of education. President Spagna will give a special talk reflecting on his teaching career and promoting teaching and learning excellence.
Don’t miss this opportunity for professional growth and inspiration.
Register for the Symposium
Center for Teaching & Learning
Latest PMC Faculty Development
- Mid-Semester Feedback ProgramFaculty - Last chance to request confidential Mid-Semester Feedback from your students is Friday, October 3rd!
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- Mid-Semester Feedback (MSF) ProgramWe invite all faculty to take part in the Mid-Semester Feedback (MSF) Program—an opportunity to hear directly from your students in a supportive, non-evaluative way. The feedback you receive can help you reflect on your teaching practices and support student learning success. Graduate student facilitators are available to meet you where you are—whether in person, on Zoom, or through an asynchronous option—so you can choose what works best for your course.
- Mid-Semester Feedback ProgramWe invite all faculty to participate in the Mid-Semester Feedback (MSF) Program, a non-evaluative opportunity to hear from your students and inform your teaching and their learning success. Our graduate student facilitators will meet where you are - in person, via Zoom, and/or an asynchronous option to offer the most flexibility.
- Mid-Semester Feedback Program (Updated Link)We invite all faculty to participate in the Mid-Semester Feedback (MSF) Program, a non-evaluative opportunity to hear from your students and inform your teaching and their learning success. Our graduate student facilitators will meet where you are - in person, via Zoom, and/or an asynchronous option to offer the most flexibility.
- Certificate for Online Instruction AcademyYou are invited to participate in the Certificate for Online Instruction Academy, a six-week, fully asynchronous program designed for educators who have already taught online courses at least twice and want to further enhance their skills. From October 6 – November 16, 2025, participants will engage in ~5–7 hours per week of structured, experiential learning guided by the Center for Teaching & Learning Quality Learning & Teaching (QLT) Team.