GATAcademy, a full-day professional development event, will take place Tuesday, September 5, in Dillon Hall.
Centre for Teaching and Learning
The Centre for Teaching and Learning is hosting free courses and workshops through the fall semester.
Join colleagues in a retreat designed to provide time to prepare for upcoming courses.
Jul 11th, 2017
The Summer Series on Teaching and Learning offers UWindsor instructors an opportunity to prepare for upcoming courses.
May 18th, 2017
The Centre for Teaching and Learning has issued an internal call for applications for the position of Permanence-Track Learning Specialist, Ancillary Academic Staff II, in the area of educational development, curriculum development, curriculum mapping, and learning analytics.
Subject to final budgetary approval, the position is to commence July 1. Find job responsibilities, qualifications, and application instructions in the online posting.
Feb 2nd, 2017
Nominations are open for the GATA Awards, which recognize contributions by graduate and teaching assistants to the University’s learning environment.
Provost Douglas Kneale congratulates Veronika Mogyorody of the School of Creative Arts, recipient of a 3M Teaching Fellowship. Dr. Mogyorody points to a monitor patching in her mother through Skype for the ceremony.
Nov 24th, 2016
Hundreds gathered November 16 to honour award-winning UWindsor instructors at the Celebration of Teaching Excellence.
Nov 7th, 2016
The Celebration of Teaching Excellence will pay tribute to UWindsor educators for their work to inspire, engage, and enrich student learning.
Workshops in the Summer Series on Teaching and Learning run August 16 to 18.
Jun 13th, 2016
The University of Windsor’s 105th Convocation ceremonies commence Tuesday, June 14, at the St. Denis Centre.
Among almost 3,200 graduands who will receive their degrees this week are winners of the Board of Governors Medals, awarded to the graduating student with the highest academic standing in each program:
Jenni Hotte, a doctoral student of social work, won an award for best poster presentation at the Windsor-Oakland Teaching and Learning Conference.
Jun 2nd, 2016
As an avid gardener, Jenni Hotte understands something about working with nature to encourage growth and productivity within an ecological system.
The doctoral student of social work applies that principle to her teaching, an approach that earned her the Wilbert McKeachie International Poster Prize for top poster at the Windsor-Oakland Teaching and Learning Conference, May 18 and 19 on the Oakland University campus.