Are you interested in researching or developing new approaches to teaching and learning? Do you have a burning question about educational strategies? Are there educational events or tools that could impact your students that you just don’t have the funding for? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then the FCTL’s Teaching and Learning Grants are the perfect opportunity for you. [Read more…] about A Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for a Teaching and Learning Grant
MSU is partnering with the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) to offer faculty access to online resources through the ACUE Commons – at no cost to faculty. The ACUE Commons offers a variety of Quick Study courses that dive into various educational topics important to instructors and their teaching methods.
Today from 1:30-2:15, a campus wide introductory session to the ACUE Commons is being held over Zoom to introduce the ACUE Commons to faculty. If you’d like to learn more about the ACUE Commons, attend the Zoom session through the link below.
Attend the ACUE Kick-off Session via Zoom here
The session will also be recorded for later viewing. Visit the FCTL Academic Community in Brightspace or the FCTL Website to access the recording after the session is over.
This semester, the FCTL officially launched the Faculty Library webpage, showcasing a collection of texts and resources freely available to MSU faculty members through the FCTL. The Faculty Library is comprised of books, articles, periodicals, and magazines spanning topics far and wide related to teaching and learning. From AI in college courses and fostering belonging in classrooms to how to talk about hot topics on campus, the Faculty Library provides a place for faculty to explore and learn about the issues in education most important to them.
Most texts in the Faculty Library are geared specifically towards university level educators, making them a valuable resource for those interested in learning more about the practice of teaching, the institution of higher education, and how to function within it in an ethical and effective manner. If you’re curious what you can learn from the Faculty Library, the FCTL invites you to stop by in person or visit the Faculty Library webpage to browse our collection and take a look at our featured texts this semester.
The Faculty Library is located in the FCTL (Meyer Library Room 204), and faculty are welcome to stop by and browse or borrow texts from the library at any time during FCTL business hours.