The broad aims of the year-long Teaching Scholars Community include:
enhancing student learning
enhancing participants' teaching and learning
building a community of scholars around teaching: locally, statewide, and nationally.
The elements of the program for participants include:
participating in a year-long program that focuses on teaching and learning;
the development of collegial relationships across disciplines;
participation at funded conferences on teaching and learning;
a one course load reallocation in teaching during either the fall or spring semester of the project year;
the opportunity to focus on and develop an aspect of teaching and learning during the program;
up to $150 and the possibility of further support for a teaching project during the program;
working with a faculty mentor of the participant's choice;
working with a student associate of the participant's choice;
developing a language and methods for studying and documenting teaching and learning (Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, SOTL),
an on-going community where faculty members finishing their year in the program meet with new faculty beginning the program;
Eligibility: Pre-tenure faculty members in their first four years of teaching at KSU.
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