Welcome to the CTRL Beat!
The CTRL Beat is an online publication where AU faculty, staff, and students share informative narratives and reflections on teaching, research, and learning. The Beat provides the AU community with the opportunity to share and explore new pedagogical insights, reflect on best practices and professional development experiences, and to learn about up-and-coming scholarship on teaching and learning from the CTRL team and Faculty Fellows. The CTRL Beat features works grounded in evidence-based practices combined with storytelling. We are also guided by AU’s Inclusive Excellence Framework to ensure CTRL’s vision for a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community of practice.
The CTRL Beat releases issues in the fall and spring of each academic year and welcomes contributions dedicated to teaching, research, and learning. Stay on beat with us and start each semester strong!
Our Motivation
At CTRL, we are always trying to improve our efforts to foster an inclusive and collaborative community committed to impactful scholarship and teaching. With The Beat, we strive to create an online platform dedicated to sharing insights and reflections on teaching, research, and learning from the AU community of faculty, staff, and students.
We see The Beat as an opportunity for us to bring you timely and relevant information on a variety of topics related to teaching, research, and learning from our own community of scholars. We endeavor to cover new, refreshing ideas in these areas as well as offer new ways of thinking about existing practices. Our ultimate goal is to provide you with interesting, engaging, and thought-provoking content.
Editorial Team
Hannah Jardine, Executive Editor
Hannah Jardine, Ph.D., is a Teaching and Learning Specialist at CTRL and an Adjunct Professorial Lecturer at the School of Education.
Sahil Mathur, Managing Editor
Sahil Mathur is a Graduate Assistant for Teaching & Learning at CTRL and a PhD Candidate and Adjunct Instructor at the School of International Service.