If you would like to work with Lehigh's Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) on a class you are teaching in summer 2018 or Academic Year 2018-19 please submit a brief proposal by Friday, April 27, 2018. Someone from the Center will be in touch with you in early May.
Proposals that require a substantial investment of faculty time (e.g., a significant course redesign, integration of an innovative project into the course, adoption of a wholly new teaching approach, etc.) may qualify for a CITL Faculty Fellowship Course Development Grant of up to $500. Grant recipients will work closely with CITL consultants throughout the project and will present at the 2018 Symposium on Teaching and Learning or at another CITL event.
Here are some areas in which we have worked together with faculty in the past (additional details can be found in the Consulting section of the CITL site):
- Consultation about General Teaching and Learning Topics
- Academic Uses of Visualization, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality
- Consultation on Writing, Research, and Inquiry Projects
- Inclusive Teaching, Active Learning, or Project-based Courses
- Teaching in a CITL Classroom and other Flexible/Active Learning Spaces
- Academic Uses of Visualization, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality
- Course-related Digital Scholarship, Video, Film, or Multimedia Projects
- Enhancing Teaching using Digital Tools, Instructional Videos or Modules
- Developing a Fully Online Course
- Research Computing Facilities for Teaching
- Digital Texts or Open Access Material
- Teaching in Large Lecture Halls
Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Greg Reihman, Ph.D.
Director, Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning
