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The Library and the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning have curated teaching and learning resources to help with your transition online.
This three-part series is an organizational, professional development model that will address diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives that shape policy and practice. Participants will leave equipped to use the action research framework, which includes skills to identify, discuss, and address organizational problems of practice.
Improve your student engagement, create better student learning outcomes, and enhance your teaching career through the Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning programming.
CETL offers a full slate of Professional Development opportunities each semester. These programs include Short- Course Certificate Programs, Workshops, Book Discussions, and Non-Instructional Professional Development.
Anti-racist and socially just pedagogy and practices are necessary to support all students. We provide resources and support to guide your work.
Learn to apply evidenced-based course design principles and practices to face-to-face, hybrid/blended, or online courses. Engage in self-paced learning, training, individual or group consultations, conferences, course certification and more. Let's design together.
Engage in the scholarship of teaching and learning to investigate student learning and teaching practices. Check out our programs and resources to support this work.
Dr. Epplen is an Associate Professor and Emphasis in College Teaching Master’s Program in Sociology. She teaches large enrollment courses, Introduction to Sociology, while simultaneously running a college teaching internship in sociology for MA Sociology graduate students.
Learn about what is happening at CETL and other professsional development opportunities around campus and MinnState.
This page describes resources available through the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning.
This program will allow cohorts of faculty to advance their teaching, scholarship, professional development, student growth, and service to the university and the broader community. Through this program, faculty will pursue work on a particular pedological topic and develop materials designed to improve teaching and learning in their courses.
CETL offers a full slate of Professional Development opportunities each semester. These programs include Short- Course Certificate Programs, Workshops, Book Discussions, and Non-Instructional Professional Development.
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Looking to design a new course or revamp an existing course? Here are some resources to help you get started.
CETL's Programs for Teaching and Learning
Questions about the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning? Check out the answers to frequently asked questions.
Looking for ways to improve student's experience in your course? Check out these resources to help create better learning experiences!
Are you looking for feedback on your courses? Learn more about CETL's course observation resource.
This three-part series is an organizational, professional development model that will address diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives that shape policy and practice.
Improve your student engagement, create better student learning outcomes, and enhance your teaching career through the programming provided by The Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning.
Check out CETL's tips for teaching and learning and current events.
FlexSync course delivery allows students to attend the same class in-person or remotely via video conference. This website will provide you with some simple actions to help you teach effectively and efficiently with the FlexSync model.
Resources and programs to support CETL's antiracist and social justice initiatives.