QUICKLINKS
The Center for Teaching Fall Workshops & Events
Click Here for Description and Registration
Civic Service
A new volume edited by UI faculty members Tom Rice and David Redlawsk illustrates how universities, government partners, nonprofits, and businesses can and should collaborate to achieve civic renewal. Filled with illustrative examples of effective service-learning lessons from across a variety of disciplines, Civic Service is an important resource to inspire and guide faculty and administrators.
First-Year Seminars
Click here for Instructor Information
Links to notice...
*The Obermann Center for Advanced Studies is hosting a symposium, “Platforms for Public Scholars,” October 15-17, 2009. The symposium features renowned publicly engaged humanities scholars who link carrels and classrooms to local and global communities.
* National humanities forum notes “all sorts of intriguing projects” at the UI that focus on publicly engaged teaching and scholarship
* President and Provost Award for Teaching Excellence
* Hancher Auditorium serves an important teaching function on the UI campus, and can brainstorm ideas for partnering with instructors (contact Jessica Netolicky)
Xicotepec Project & Course Video
CfT Institute Members, May 2009