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Faculty Appreciation Luncheon 2019
The Faculty Appreciation Luncheon is our way of showing how much we appreciate our UT Knoxville faculty. Join us during Faculty Appreciation Week on Thursday, February 14, 2019 from 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. in the new Student Union building, Ballroom A. RSVP today.
ADDITIONAL SPOTLIGHTS
Services & Resources
EXPERIENCE LEARNING
Assessment for Experience Learning
ONLINE PROGRAMS
Online Program & Course Development
Online Program or Course Redesign Proposal
SERVICE-LEARNING
ASSESSMENT
Assessment for Experience Learning
Writing Clear Learning Outcomes
INCLUSION
CIRTL (Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching & Learning)
RESOURCES
Experience Learning Risk Management Handbook
Experience Learning Course Designations
Experience Learning Faculty Assessment Guides
Experience Learning Assessment Toolbox
Community Partnership Opportunities
Online Support Services & Resources
CONSULTATIONS
COURSE DEVELOPMENT
Online Program & Course Development
Proposing an Online Program or Course Redesign
Service-Learning Course Design Overview
Service-Learning Course Design Guide
Developing Experience Learning Coursework
Experience Learning Resource Guide
PROGRAMS
EXPERIENCE LEARNING
The 12 Types of Experiential Learning
Experience Learning Course Designations
Assessment for Experience Learning
Experience Learning Resource Guide
SERVICE-LEARNING
Community Partnership Opportunities
Service-Learning Course Design Guide
CIRTL (Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching & Learning)
CIRTL Network Upcoming Programs
INCLUSION
EXPERIENCE LEARNING
Experience Learning Resource Guide
The What, Why & How of Role Playing in the College Classroom
SERVICE-LEARNING
Service-Learning Course Design Guide
BEST PRACTICES
General Faculty Development Resources
Assessing Learning through Feedback
ONLINE COURSE DEVELOPMENT
Online Program & Course Development
Proposing an Online Program or Course Redesign
Online Support Services & Resources
INCLUSION
Inclusivity in Experiential and Service-Learning Courses
Addressing Implicit Bias and its Impact on Teaching & Learning