Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) Mini-Grants and Workshop Series
Have you developed or applied a new approach to your teaching? Have you been collecting assessment data relative to your students beyond grades? Do you have a potential research project related to teaching and learning but are not sure how to get started? The Center for Teaching and Learning offers an annual workshop series on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL). Two faculty from each college are nominated by Deans/Chairs to participate in the workshops.
Each workshop participant can receive up to $500 in registration/travel support for any conference presentation that emerges from his/her SoTL project. Participants receive a copy of Engaging in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: A Guide to the Process and How to Develop a Project from Start to Finish, by Cathy Bishop-Clark and Beth Dietz-Uhler.
Workshop Outcomes
Through the online content and the face-to-face meetings, participants will be able to:
- Create a SoTL-focused research question
- Complete a preliminary literature review related to the research question
- Discuss research methodologies suitable for a SoTL project
- Select a methodological approach suitable for the research question
- Develop a data collection strategy
- Identify an existing data collection instrument suitable for the project or draft a data collection instrument
- Evaluate several data analysis tools suitable for SoTL
- Select a data analysis tool appropriate for the project
- Identify SoTL-oriented research conferences and peer-reviewed publications for dissemination of the SoTL research
Previous Fellows
2018-2019 Fellows
Jehan El-Jourbagy - College of Business
Rachel Epstein - College of Arts and Sciences
Jake Grazer - College of Health Sciences
Keith Lee - College of Arts and Sciences
Wathsala Medawala - College of Arts and Sciences
Mimi Rickard - College of Business
Christina Smith - College of Arts and Sciences