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Teaching Communities & Networks

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Being part of a teaching community or network is a great way to make Rutgers feel smaller, engage with colleagues facing similar situations, and obtain guidance on teaching. Several communities exist within Rutgers and beyond that might be of interest.  

Teaching Fellowships

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Full-time faculty can engage in year-long fellowship programs that support scholarly teaching or their efforts related to the scholarship of teaching and learning.  

 

 

Teaching & Learning Pathways & Series

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Several initiatives are intentionally designed for sustained engagement through a pathway to build specific competencies. Below are a few which include student modules that can 

be integrated into course Canvas sites. 

Teaching Institutes, Conferences, Symposia

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Networking, the exchange of ideas, and significant growth can occur within more intensive initiatives such as conferences, retreats, and institutes.  

Instructional Design or Technology Support

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Rutgers has a variety of supports for instructors’ technology needs focused on using Canvas, teaching online, and other needs.  

Teaching Grants and Awards

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Several opportunities exist to support teaching innovations and enrichment through grants and other awards and programs.  

Adult & Continuing Education Programs

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Instructors interested in furthering their teaching growth through certificate programs can consider courses offered by Adult and Continuing Education. 

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