CTRL FACULTY RESOURCES
The Center for Teaching, Research and Learning (CTRL) is American University’s catalyst for inspiring, mentoring, and celebrating faculty in their roles as teachers and researchers. To fulfill this mission, CTRL collaborates with the campus community to create opportunities for faculty to re-envision and strengthen their teaching and research practices and to help prepare the next generation of faculty.
WHAT’S NEW?
New Faculty Resources:
- AU is now a member of the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity
March:
- Mar 19 – Noontime Conversation: Being a Part of DC, Not Apart from DC: Working with Community Partners for Research and Student Learning
- Mar 28 – Chalk Talk: Create a Rubric
- April 17 – Chalk Talk: Bringing Transparency to the Classroom in an Interactive Learning Environment
Now Hiring For:
Recent articles about teaching:
- What It’s Like to Be a Woman in the Academy – The Chronicle of Higher Education
- A Maryland Professor Saw A Culture Of Cheating. His Chinese Students Say They Were Targeted.
- Evaluating “Opportunities”
- Are You Assigning Too Much Reading? Or Just Too Much Boring Reading?
- Professors Share: The Moment That Changed the Way I Teach
- The Invisible Faculty
- ‘Neuromyth’ or Helpful Model?
- How to Teach a Good First Day of Class
- How One Instructor Stopped Himself from Lecturing too Much
- Students Learn From People They Love
Please send article links that you would like to see posted to the CTRL.
All research software workshops will take place in Anderson Computing Complex
Sessions start Wednesday, January 23rd
Research Applications Methods Support (RAMS)
Tell your students they can come to RAMS with their data and research software questions.
Location
Library Room 7
Sun – Thurs: 4:00pm – 9:00pm
Fri – Sat: Closed
Software Supported
Eviews, MATLAB, Mathematica, NVivo, Qualtrics, Python, SAS, SPSS, STATA, & R
Accessibility
CTRL is committed to providing services to all faculty & staff regardless of disability. We will coordinate ways to bring services to an accessible location.
Request an accessible meeting via email or call (202) 885-2117.
