LEARN Center

Every semester we offer the opportunity to explore interesting texts with colleagues from across campus

LEARN Center

"Enhancing student learning through the ongoing development of faculty and staff"

The Learning Enhancement, Assessment and Research Network (LEARN) Center was established in 1998 to assist faculty and academic teaching staff in their ongoing work to better serve our students. Designed and directed by faculty and academic teaching staff, the LEARN Center provides a variety of programs, services, and resources that invite colleagues to learn from experts, explore important issues, share instructional ideas, examine research relevant to teaching and student learning, and develop relationships with colleagues from across campus. While the emphasis of the LEARN Center is on teaching and learning, we also seek to provide services relevant to enhancing research and service activities.

Since its inception, LEARN Center programming has resulted in more than 5,000 contacts with the university's approximately 400 faculty and full-time instructional staff, engaging them in more than 13,700 hours of instructional/professional development.

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Start Date	End Date	Events
13-Feb	8-May	Subtract Book Club
18-Feb	29-Apr	Men and Masculinities Book Club

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Start Date	End Date	Events
16-Sep	04-Nov	Teaching with AI \| Book Club
17-Sep	22-Oct	Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle \| Book Club
25-Sep	30-Oct	Disability Visibility \| Book Club
25-Sep	13-Nov	Belonging \| Book Club
18-Oct	18-Oct	A Primer on The Discussion Project: Learn to Discuss, Discuss to Learn
08-Nov	08-Nov	2024 Curricular Innovation Conference
20-Nov	20-Nov	Assessment, Feedback, and Reflection: Lessons from Faculty College

Do you have ideas for books, workshops, or other types of programs? Are you interested in participating in panels or facilitating sessions? We'd love to hear your suggestions! Please follow this link to a short form to enter your ideas. The LEARN Center director or staff will follow-up on all suggestions via email.