Events,
Programs & Workshops
Professional
Development
K-12 Summer 2009 Workshops
Language Arts Professional Development
August 10 and 11 at Central Middle School
Learn about all the components of the new Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Language Arts texbook series.
Workshop Flyer
Workshop Registration
Kids ROBOColumbus Camp - This is for KIDS!
Grades 3 to 8
August 4 to 7, 2009
9 a.m. to noon
Dr. Joe Fuehne of Purdue University College of Technology will teach children about math, science, engineering, technology, and teamwork using LEGO™ Robots.
Enrollment is limited. Register by July 31, 2009.
Registration Application
Faculty, Staff & Students
1550 Students Benefit From
The Dictionary Project
THANKS to our partners at the Heritage Fund and Bartholomew Retired Teachers' Association for another great year of The Dictionary Project .
Enhance your classroom K-12 reading program
with Center for Teaching & Learning Book Boxes
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Thank you!
To all the students and instructors who helped to make the Center for Teaching & Learning Summer Academy 2009 a huge success!! Enjoy the rest of the summer and watch www.columbusctl.com for developing details on professional development opportunities.
2009 AP Summer Institute
July 6 - July 23, 2008
AP* Economics–Macro and Micro (Combined)
July 6 to July 9, 2009
AP* Computer Science A
July 13 to July 16, 2009
AP* Calculus AB (Combined)
July 20 to July 23, 2009
AP* English Literature and Composition
July 20 to July 23, 2009
Workshop Registration
Refund Policy
Higher Education Faculty/Staff Workshops
****Engage Students Using Technology****
Click here to read about the services available in the CTL Professional Development Lab to help you integrate technology in your teaching.
IUPUC Interim Vice Chancellor and Dean Dr. Jay Howard had this to say about the Center for Teaching & Learning Professional Development programming for Higher Education Faculty:
“The growing sense of collaboration and commonality among the various faculty groups has been one of the most significant achievements of the Center for Teaching & Learning.”
The Center for Teaching & Learning has been instrumental in building bridges among the faculties of IUPUC, Ivy Tech Community College Columbus, and the Purdue University College of Technology in Columbus. Faculty members routinely identify and share best practices and join in shared discussions about ways to improve teaching and learning.
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| Science Mentor Project
The Science Mentor Project
is a collaborative initiative of teaching professionals
from Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation, Indiana
University Purdue University Columbus and Purdue University
College of Technology and is supported by the Center
for Teaching & Learning. This is a three year project
focused on K-6 Science instruction funded from an Indiana
Department of Education MSP (Math Science Program) Inquiry-Based
Science Grant.
The Center for Teaching & Learning houses the project kits developed by
year #1 science mentors in the Curriculum Resource Lab.
These kits are available for approved science mentors
on a reservation/check-out basis. For more information
on the Science Mentor Project and kit reservation procedures,
please visit the Science
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The Center for Teaching & Learning, along with Purdue University College of Technology Columbus and IUPUC, is a proud partner in the FIRST LEGO League Qualifying Tournament for Southeastern Indiana. |
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EDUCATION GRADUATE CREDIT
AVAILABLE AT IUPUC
Watch for opportunities to enroll for graduate credits at IUPUC.
For more complete information (dates, times, locations, costs, and registration) visit the IUPUC Education web site: http://www.iupuc.edu/academics/programs/education.asp
In partnership with the IUPUC Division of Education, some of the Center for Teaching & Learning courses qualify for graduate credit for teacher recertification. When the graduate credit option is listed in the course description – follow these instructions IUPUC Graduate Checklist to apply IUPUC Teacher Recertification Application. |
SUBMIT your proposals for
Professional Development Activities
Download the Proposal Form Or send a Suggestion: If you have a suggestion for a topic, presenter, or event you would like to discuss, please send an email to Marsha VanNahmen or call (812) 314-8715 |
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Dr. Darrin Sorrells joins the Center for Teaching & Learning as Director effective on June 1, 2009. Most recently, Sorrells was Assistant Dean of the Student Academic Success Center at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. Previously, Darrin served in several capacities at Oakland City University (Oakland City, Indiana) including academic advisor, faculty member and Dean of the School of Business. Sorrell's background also includes teaching at the junior/senior high school level. Dr. Sorrells was selected as one of twenty Phi Delta Kappa (PDK) Emerging Leaders in Education in the Nation for 2008-2009 . Please stop by Dr. Sorrell's office to introduce yourself next time you are in the CTL. 
