University Teaching & Learning Center
Teaching Network for Early Career Faculty
The Teaching Network is a supportive cohort program that combines networking with colleagues, pedagogy workshops, and peer review of teaching to help you navigate those first years as a professor. We meet six times throughout the year over lunch in addition to providing feedback on each other's teaching.
For more information and to apply, visit go.gwu.edu/teachingnetwork.
Fall Workshops & Webinars
Join us for a workshops to help you get your fall semester off to a great start. New this year are sessions in a webinar format.
Teaching Day
September 27, Marvin Center
A full day of programming dedicated to excellence in teaching and learning. Dr. Claire Howell Major will deliver the keynote: Who Learned What: Assessing Students so Teachers Can Learn.
The day also features:
- GW faculty-led sessions
- Master Class with Dr. Major (early morning)
- Luncheon with the keynote (Pre-registration is now closed for the luncheon. Walk-ins will be welcomed on a space available basis.)
- Scholarship of Teaching & Learning poster session.
This event for GW faculty is offered free of charge.
UTLC Services
Consultations: One-on-one support for teaching methods, course design and development, instructional tools, and more. Email utlc@gwu.edu to set up an appointment. (For specific technology help please contact the Instructional Technology Lab.)
Workshops: We offer workshops on a variety of teaching topics throughout the year.
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Faculty research on teaching and learning is supported through workshops and a SoTL Learning Community.
UTLC Resources
UTLC on YouTube