Kent State University's Center for Teaching and Learning
will host events in April for faculty members.

In June 2013, Todd Diacon, Kent State University’s senior vice president for academic affairs and provost, requested an examination of the mission and focus of what was then the Faculty Professional Development Center (now known as the Center for Teaching and Learning). A Redesign Steering Committee was formed to meet this purpose and had two primary recommendations:

1. Re-focus the center’s energy on teaching and learning.
2. Create and maintain an easily accessible way for faculty members to find services available to them, which led to the creation of FlashPort.
   

Whether it is teaching strategies, researching student learning or flipping the classroom, Kent State’s new Center for Teaching and Learning can provide you with the guidance and support you need.

Below is a list of the center’s upcoming events:

April 10
Rethinking Evidence of Quality Teaching: A Multifaceted Approach
Teaching Scholars Program conference sponsored by the Center for Teaching and Learning
Register today: http://bit.ly/CTLScholars15

April 16
Faculty Club (Hosted by the Office of the Provost and the Center for Teaching and Learning)
5 to 7 p.m. at Schwebel Room, 3rd floor, Kent Student Center

April 17
New Perspectives on Faculty Success: A Faculty Fellows Program conference on the final day of the 2015 Faculty Appreciation Week (April 13-17). Register for the events on the Faculty Appreciation Week website: www.kent.edu/facultyweek.

For more information about how the center can help you, visit www.kent.edu/ctl, send an email to ctl@kent.edu or stop by the center’s location in Moulton Hall.