About the Centre for Teaching and Learning
It is our Mission:
"To lead support and promote teaching and learning excellence, innovation and scholarship at UBC's Okanagan campus."
Services:
| Faculty | Graduate Students | Teaching Assistants |
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| Consultations Workshops Training Communities of Practice Programs |
Workshops New Course Offerings Resources Centre for Scholarly Communication |
Workshops TA Tuesdays Resources TA Community TA Manual |
The Centre for Teaching and Learning serves all faculties and schools of the university. We report to the Office of the Provost and Vice Principal.
Communication is through a monthly email, term newsletters and this website.
Contact any of our staff for information, programming requests or to schedule a consultation.
Contact Us
| Peter Arthur, PhD Director SCI 200B 250.807.9207 E-mail: peter.arthur@ubc.ca |
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Vania Chan,B.Sc., M.A. (Candidate) e-Learning Instructional Support Specialist SCI 200D 250.807.9408 E-mail: vania.chan@ubc.ca |
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| Janine Hirtz, M.A. (Education) e-Learning Instructional Support Specialist SCI 200E 250.807.9133 E-mail: janine.hirtz@ubc.ca |
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Heather Hurren, M.Ed Manager, Academic Development SCI 200C 250.807.9288 E-mail: heather.hurren@ubc.ca |
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| Lynne McPherson Communication and Teaching Evaluation Coordinator SCI 265 250.807.8845 E-mail: lynne.mcpherson@ubc.ca |
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John Parry, M.Ed Coordinator, Graduate and Teaching Assistant Program SCI 259 250.807.8657 E-mail: john.parry@ubc.ca |
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| Tricia Lalli, B.A. Centre for Teaching and Learning Support SCI 200 250.807.9293 E-mail: mailto:tricia.lalli@ubc.ca |
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How can faculty become involved in Centre activities?
Note: All professional development seminars and workshops that the Centre offers are free of charge, however it makes life easier for the facilitators and participants if you register for events that you intend to attend.
All faculty are welcome to drop in to our Centre at any time to discuss teaching and learning. Faculty are encouraged to attend professional development opportunities that may interest them. If you have an area of expertise that you are willing to share with others, the Centre can host a seminar or workshop or we can post your materials on our website.
How to become involved:
- Attend a workshop or seminar
- Join a community of practice
- Volunteer for one of our programs ( Open Classroom or Peer Mentoring)
- Present at our Annual Learning Conference in May ( Past Conferences)
- Offer a workshop in an area of expertise/interest
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4/4/2012 1:06:56 PM
