Working at the CITL offers a unique opportunity to engage with instructors who share a passion for teaching and continually inspire me with innovative approaches. It’s even better when these connections evolve into new CITL colleagues! We’re thrilled to welcome Ren Maloney (she/her), our newest hourly Graduate Student Instructional Consultant, to the team. Ren brings… Read more »
Entries by Leslie Drane and Ren Maloney
Helpful Instructional Technology Tools for Graduate Student Instructors
As Associate Instructors (AIs), it’s necessary to have a strong foundation on the best instructional technologies available to support faculty and students. AIs are expected to be well-versed in a variety of tools that can enhance learning outcomes, improve student engagement, and streamline grading. Canvas is the central hub (our learning management system) for instructors… Read more »
Meet our new colleague, Maggie!
I’m happy. Y’know why? Because we have three amazing new colleagues at the CITL who have joined us this semester. We’ve introduced Da’Ja’, as well as Aaminah, and today we’re meeting Maggie Gilchrist (she/her), our new Graduate Student Instructional Consultant! I reached out to Maggie and asked her some questions, so that we could get… Read more »
Meet our new colleague, Aaminah!
We’ve had a lot of great new colleagues join us recent at the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning (CITL). We’ve introduced Da’Ja’. Today we get to meet Aaminah Long (she/her), our new Equity & Inclusion Specialist! Thanks to Aaminah for answering some questions, so that we could know her better. Can you introduce yourself… Read more »
Meet our new colleague, Da’Ja’!
It’s an exciting time here at the CITL, as we have three new colleagues who have joined us this semester! We’ll do a special blog post introducing each of our awesome new colleagues. To start, please meet Da’Ja’ Askew (she/her), our new Equity and Inclusion Specialist! I asked Da’Ja’ some questions, so we could get… Read more »