Deadline for Teaching Enhancement Grant proposals: Oct. 20

As part of the faculty development program at UW-Green Bay, the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning and the Instructional Development Council have set aside grant funds to provide monetary support (up to $1,000 each) for professional development activities or projects that can lead to “the improvement of teaching skills” or the “development of innovative teaching strategies.” The grants are not intended to support the acquisition of content for a course, but rather to focus on pedagogy (i.e., the teaching talents, methods and abilities of the instructor).

Two calls for Teaching Enhancement Grant proposals are issued each year, one in fall, one in spring. Funds must be expended before the end of the fiscal year. An email with detailed information was distributed to faculty, instructional assistants and adjuncts on Monday. If you cannot access or did not receive this email please contact CATL program assistant, Ashley Damp, dampa@uwgb.edu to receive information about submitting your proposal. For questions related to the grant, please contact Associate Prof. Jennifer Lanter, CATL director, at lanterj@uwgb.edu.

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