It is with immense pleasure and pride that the Center for Teaching Excellence announces the winners of this year's Faculty Recognition Awards. These accolades honor the outstanding achievements, tireless dedication, and remarkable contributions of our esteemed faculty members to academia and beyond.
New tenure track faculty, temporary faculty, and teaching associates attended New Faculty Orientation, hosted by the Center for Teaching Excellence and sponsored by the Office of the Provost.
The Center for Teaching Excellence announces that Janet Blood will be the new associate director of Reflective Practice.
The Center for Teaching Excellence is promoting the DEI Syllabus Language.
Alfred Dahma, Timothy Flowers, and Andrea Palmiotto were named as winners of the 2022–23 OER/Affordable Learning Solutions Teaching Excellence Award for projects related to making learning more affordable and accessible.
The Center for Teaching Excellence offers awards that recognize teaching excellence and a commitment to our students.
Author and academic Roosevelt Montás will present “Rescuing Socrates: How the Great Books Changed My Life and Why They Matter for a New Generation” at Indiana University of Pennsylvania on March 2 at 7:30 p.m. in Sutton Hall’s Gorell Auditorium. The presentation is free and open to the community.
Explore the newly renovated IUP Libraries during a grand opening on Wednesday, September 14, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and enjoy food, fun, and giveaways as you tour the new areas. Everyone is welcome to participate!
The Center for Teaching Excellence congratulates the winners of the 2022 Faculty Recognition Awards! The purpose of the Faculty Recognition Awards is to acknowledge the multidimensional nature of the practice of teaching and to begin to recognize some of the many excellent faculty members at IUP.
The Center for Teaching Excellence adds a new award for faculty sponsored by IUP Libraries.
Theresa McDevitt, Center for Teaching Excellence co-director of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, works towards increasing Open Educational Resources opportunities for faculty, including a new OER Faculty Recognition Award.
The CTE acknowledges IUP Faculty’s commitment to professional development by highlighting the 2022 PASSHE Virtual Conference on Teaching Learning, which took place on January 11-12.
A list of the teaching circles receiving the Mini-Grant Award this academic year
This article gives thanks for Mimi Benjamin's service to the Center for Teaching Excellence and wishes her well as she leaves her position as co-director of Reflective Practice Large Group Meetings.
The Center for Teaching Excellence welcomes three new members to the Leadership team.
Jacqueline McGinty, co-director of Instructional Design and Educational Technology, introduces a new faculty teaching resource called “IUP SPARKS.”
Associate Director of Advising Erin Conlin describes new platform IUP Advise and the way it strengthens and streamlines advising.
The Center for Teaching Excellence Reflective Practice Large Group Meeting, Transformative Texts, will be presented Wednesday, February 17. This interactive workshop introduces participants to the ideas and approaches of transformative text teaching. It is an opportunity to consider how to incorporate such texts across all disciplines.
This video highlights the IUP String Project. The video, directed by Linda Jennings, associate professor in the Department of Music, showcases great teaching practice that integrates service learning for exceptional instruction and experiential educational opportunities for IUP students.
Funded by state APSCUF, the Spring Faculty Wellness Workshop Series offers seven sessions that will draw upon shared readings, reflection, and the skills of faculty, staff, and nationally known consultants to promote personal wellness and build resilience in the face of challenges and change.
The Center for Teaching Excellence is offering a Faculty Wellness Workshop Series, seven sessions that will draw upon shared readings, reflection, and the skills of nationally known consultants, as well as IUP faculty and staff, to promote personal wellness and build resilience in the face of challenges and change. Register by December 9 to receive books prior to spring semester.
The Center for Teaching Excellence is pleased to announce the Teaching Circle Mini-Grant Award Winners for 2020–21.
Since 1989, the Center for Teaching Excellence has consistently supported the development of high-quality teaching. To celebrate its 30th year, IUP faculty members from across the university contributed their successful teaching practices, and a few recipes for nutritious snacks, to help their colleagues thrive.
The Reflective Practice Project of the Center for Teaching Excellence at IUP invites you to establish or continue a Teaching Circle for the 2020-21 academic year. Teaching Circles need to be registered or re-registered each year in order to be considered active.