Center for Teaching, Learning and Research

This lunchtime event showcases the valuable work underway in the Center for Community Engagement as the November presidential election nears. How could you use the CCE’s democracy guide to shape class activities? What reflections from fellow faculty and what resources from the CCE’s Democracy Initiatives staff might be useful as you aim to foster student engagement around civic dialogue and voter engagement? Come to lunch and find out.
Please register for lunch by Friday, September 27th.

Faculty, students, and staff are all invited to come celebrate the soft launch of the new Q-Center! Enjoy snacks, refreshments, and grab some STEM related stickers for your laptop or water bottle. This is a great chance to meet the team, explore the space, and learn about how the Q-Center can support success in quantitative subjects. We can’t wait to see you there!

This fall, we invite you to join in a reading and conversation series focused on student engagement. Each month, we’ll share just one article to prompt and provoke conversation. Through reading and discussion, we hope to make space for you to share your thoughts about student engagement, as well as explore the many facets of student engagement and its implications for teaching and learning. (You’re welcome to join us to talk about student engagement, even if you haven’t read the article!)

This fall, we invite you to join in a reading and conversation series focused on student engagement. Each month, we’ll share just one article to prompt and provoke conversation. Through reading and discussion, we hope to make space for you to share your thoughts about student engagement, as well as explore the many facets of student engagement and its implications for teaching and learning. (You’re welcome to join us to talk about student engagement, even if you haven’t read the article!)

This fall, we invite you to join in a reading and conversation series focused on student engagement. Each month, we’ll share just one article to prompt and provoke conversation. Through reading and discussion, we hope to make space for you to share your thoughts about student engagement, as well as explore the many facets of student engagement and its implications for teaching and learning. (You’re welcome to join us to talk about student engagement, even if you haven’t read the article!)

This Pre-Health Info Session on Tuesday, 9/17 from 7-7:45PM in MBH 220 with Hannah Benz and Mary Lothrop is designed to help prospective candidates determine when/how to be most competitive in the medical school application process.

This session will emphasize AAMC competencies, how to articulate your ‘why,’ and strategies for identifying strong individual letters of recommendation.

All students considering a career in the health professions are encouraged to attend the Pre-Health Info Session on Tuesday, 9/10 from 7-7:45PM in MBH 220 with Hannah Benz and Mary Lothrop.

If you are thinking about a career in Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Sciences, Nursing, PA, PT or another health profession, come learn how a successful application is much more than good grades. There will be ample time allotted for Q & A.

Come to a symposium of student research done over the course of summer 2024. Refreshments will be served. Sponsored by Undergraduate Research.

Make the most of your summer research experience by learning to leverage your new skills and update your resume. There will be concurrent sessions for STEM and Non-STEM. Please register here by Friday July 5th.

Come have lunch and hear newer faculty discuss the graduate school experience. The session will be moderated by Lisa Gates (CTLR).
Register for lunch for in-person . You will also receive an email reminder two hours prior to the event.
See more information about the 2024 Summer Research Program from Undergraduate Research in the CTLR. (this will need to be updated before going in calendar- SB)