At CETL, our role is to support all faculty and adjuncts. We offer professional development sessions and events throughout the year as well as 1:1 consultations whenever you need some help. Feel free to reach out whenever you need assistance--we're here for you.
Other ways to contact us:
Location: Burnette Hall, Suite 162
Phone: (804) 523-5612
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Dr. Stephanie Daniel, Faculty Fellow
CJ Bracken, Coordinator of Instructional Design and LMS Administration
Dr. Bri Jackson, Dean of CETL
Deverick Strand, Instructional Designer
Dr. Jennifer Hitchcock, Faculty Fellow
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Joey Prady, Student Worker
Kevin Pruyn Bouley, Instructional Designer
Bennardo Garcia-Frias, Administrative Assistant
Stay tuned for these upcoming offerings from CETL. Each series will have multiple self-contained sessions--feel free to attend all, some, or just one!
AI is reshaping higher education by enhancing teaching, learning, and administration. These workshops delve into AI's impact on personalized learning, predictive analytics, and ethical considerations, empowering institutions to innovate for future readiness.
Are you new to accessibility in course design and unsure where to begin? These sessions serve as an introduction to the topic of accessibility with an emphasis on what it means to create accessible course materials.
These interactive workshops will delve into best practices for designing effective assessments and creating clear, fair grading policies. Join us to elevate your assessment techniques and ensure your grading practices promote transparency and equity in your classroom.
Good teaching is good teaching, but it often gets lost in a land of tech innovation and Edu-jargon. This series aims to get back to the basics of what can best make our students successful.
Let’s help our students gain the soft skills employers are seeking! Come join Career Services and CETL as we explore Career Competencies geared toward preparing our students for the workforce.
Community College faculty and administrators will guide discussions and workshops on leveraging data for student success.
Topics include using data to improve teaching, student engagement and retention, how to support individual dashboards, and more!
This series is designed to empower you with the knowledge and confidence to transform your courses and elevate student success through course design.
These sessions offer practical strategies, tools, and principles to enhance your skills in creating accessible content and designing for inclusive, flexible learning environments that meet diverse student needs.
Participants in this series
will learn how to apply Transparency in Learning and Teaching (TILT) and growth mindset strategies to revise and assess assignments across disciplines to improve student learning, engagement, and success.
Explore CETL’s HyFlex Series, empowering faculty and support teams with essential skills for adapting to hybrid-flexible learning environments.
From classroom setup to effective teaching strategies and course design, master the art of HyFlex instruction with us.
Lunch and Learns are opportunities for faculty members to share their content expertise or successes in the classroom in an informal and yummy setting.
This comprehensive workshop series covers essential aspects of online course design and delivery.
Topics include creating clear objectives, aligning activities, structuring content, implementing interactive elements and assessments, and much more!
The Quality Matters (QM) Course Design Workshop consists of five sessions aimed at creating a course that adheres to QM standards, promotes student success, integrates Universal Design for Learning, and could be used as a template at the College.
