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conversations on digital pedagogy

mar. 2, 2015—by derek bruff, cft director two weeks ago i gave a keynote titled “more than just shiny objects” at the research on teaching and learning summit at kennesaw state university in georgia. i argued that our use of educational technology should be guided by our knowledge of how learning works. otherwise, we run the risk...

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cirtl network development opportunities

feb. 11, 2015—  the center for the integration of research, teaching, and learning (cirtl) is an nsf center for learning and teaching in higher education. cirtl has opened registration for upcoming course opportunities. these are free, online events for grad students and post-docs in the stem fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) interested in faculty careers. january...

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upcoming faculty teaching visit with lorraine lopez, associate professor of english, tuesday, february 24th

feb. 10, 2015—engl 199: foundations of literary study imaginative writing: joining the conversation lorraine lopez is an associate professor of english and co-director of vanderbilt’s multidisciplinary program in latino and latina studies. in this course, lorraine helps her students consider the questions of what literature is and why it matters, using the students’ own creative work as...

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upcoming faculty teaching visit with anita mahadevan-jansen, orrin h. ingram professor of biomedical engineering, wednesday, february 18th

feb. 4, 2015—bme 260: analysis of biomedical data anita mahadevan-jansen is a professor of biomedical engineering and director of cirtl-at-vanderbilt, an initiative focused on professional development of stem graduate students and post-docs around teaching. in bme 260, anita focuses on helping students develop transferable skills in statistics that they can use to answer a variety of questions...

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upcoming faculty teaching visit with paul kramer, associate professor of history thursday, february 12th

jan. 29, 2015—hist 272: debating america in the world paul kramer is an associate professor of history and author of the blood of government: race, empire, the united states and the philippines.  in hist 272, he guides upper level undergraduates as they consider the role of the united states in the world, considering issues of world leadership,...

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cirtl network development opportunity

jan. 23, 2015—the center for the integration of research, teaching, and learning (cirtl) is an nsf center for learning and teaching in higher education. cirtl has opened registration for upcoming course opportunities. this is a free, online event for grad students and post-docs in the stem fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) interested in faculty careers.  ...

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upcoming faculty teaching visit with craig smith, associate professor in psychology and human development friday january 30th

jan. 16, 2015—psy-pc 1700: social and emotional context of cognition craig smith is associate professor of psychology and human development as well as associate dean for undergraduate studies at peabody college. in psy-pc 1700, he works with students to understand how the ways we perceive the world impact  a variety of cognitive processes, guiding the students through considerations of...

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cirtl network development opportunities

jan. 15, 2015—the center for the integration of research, teaching, and learning (cirtl) is an nsf center for learning and teaching in higher education. cirtl has opened registration for upcoming course opportunities. these are free, online events for grad students and post-docs in the stem fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) interested in faculty careers. january sessions...

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cirtl network development opportunities

jan. 12, 2015—the center for the integration of research, teaching, and learning (cirtl) is an nsf center for learning and teaching in higher education. cirtl has opened registration for upcoming course opportunities. these are free, online events for grad students and post-docs in the stem fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) interested in faculty careers. january sessions...

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seminar on effective teaching strategies for international faculty

jan. 7, 2015—vanderbilt’s english language center is offering a seminar on effective teaching strategies for international faculty. targeted toward faculty members who have a first language other than english, the seminar will help participants hone their teaching skills for the us university classroom context. the program will include interactive sessions that give participants opportunities to develop and...

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