On Wednesday, Oct. 29, Teaching and Learning Services (TLS) celebrated 60 Carleton educators who dedicated their time to enhancing the teaching and learning experience at the university.
Following its teaching and learning symposium, TLS held a graduation ceremony for the 41 faculty members and contract instructors who graduated from the EDC’s Certificate in University Teaching (CUT) program and the 19 educators who graduated from the Certificate in Blended and Online Teaching (CBOT) program this year.
CUT graduates, from front to back and left to right: Collins Ayoo, Rhea Mitchell, Ingrid Kjarsgaard, Joy Mighty (Associate Vice-President, Teaching and Learning), Hong Ju Han, Gang Li, Marilyn Maoqiong Lin, Brianna Strumm, Anthony Marini (CUT facilitator), Jason Hinek, Leila Chinaei, Emily Gray, Vilma Coutino-Hill, Brooke Eagle, Aleksandra Gacesa, Beth Hughes, Melanie Coughlin, Nabila Djaafer, Peter Ricketts (Provost and Vice-President, Academic), Ryan Chlebak, Graham Eatherley, Randal Marlin, John Jarecsni, Andrew Connolly, Harry Nedelcu, Joanne Roulston
Facilitated by 3M teaching fellow, Dr. Anthony Marini, the CUT program features a microteaching component and gives participants the opportunity to develop their teaching skills and explore new approaches to instruction.
CBOT graduates, from front to back and left to right: Manuela Popovici, Gregory MacIsaac, Maureen Cech, Joy Mighty (Associate Vice-President, Teaching and Learning), Juan Salinas, Daphne Uras, Beth Hughes, Eva Kartchava, Soheila Tajali, Graciela Silveira, Peter Ricketts (Provost and Vice-President, Academic), Patrick Lyons (Director, Teaching and Learning), Jason Hinek, Vincent Kazmierski, Jeff Dawson, Richard MacPhail, Phil Rourke
The first program of its kind in Ontario, CBOT aims to help participants develop the necessary skills and confidence to develop and teach blended and online courses.
Registration for the Winter 2015 cohorts will begin shortly. Get more information on the EDC’s certificate programs here.