Upcoming CTL Workshops for January

Below please find a list of the upcoming workshops hosted by the CTL. For updates and additions, and to register, please check out our online Program Registration Form. When possible, we will be hosting workshops twice on different days and times to allow for instructors with differing schedules to attend.

Grants Workshop 

January 26, 1 p.m.

January 27, 10 a.m.

Library 376

Are you wanting support and guidance for preparing and submitting your Academic Affairs Small Grant?  Come learn steps for completing the application and receive guidance on what can be included and what to leave out. Even if you are not sure you want to apply to the programs, this session can help you think about the process and potential projects. Each of the sections will be discussed, rubrics for the different types of grants will be provided, and tips on how to create a more successful application will be covered. These grant programs are open to all full-time faculty (Instructors, lecturers, tenure, tenure-track, non-tenure).Handouts will be provided and resources will be shared. 

Follow this link to register for either occurrence of the Grants Workshop!

ChatGPT: What Is It, and What Can It Do?

January 27, 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Peabody Auditorium

The Center for Teaching and Learning partnering with the Writing Center will be putting on a workshop/panel discussion—ChatGPT: What Is It, and What Can It Do? The panel features: Dr. Cynthia Alby (Professor of Education), Dr. Joy Bracewell (Director of the Writing Center), Dr. Elissa Auerbach (Professor of Art History), Dr. Ward Risvold (Lecturer of Business Communication), and Dr. Nate Kreuter, Director of First Year Writing at the University of Georgia. The panel will focus on the following: 1. What ChatGPT is and what it can do, 2. how it can be used in higher education, 3. ways to modify or shift our instruction to improve our students' learning and avoid misuse by our students.

Follow this link to register for the ChatGPT panel discussion!