In June, Gwenna Moss, right, visited the centre named in her honour. Click the image to find out more about Gwenna Moss and the GMCTE.
2012 D2L Award Winner Jay Wilson and Fall 2011 Master Teacher Ken Van Rees
2012 Provost's Teaching Award Winners
GMCTE Director Jim Greer (left), George Veletsianos of the University of Texas, Austin, and Heather Ross of the GMCTE at the 2013 TLt conference.
Transforming Teaching
Please join us ....
Farewell Reception for Brad Wuetherick,
The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness invites you to attend a farewell come and go \reception for Brad Wuetherick, Program Director at the GMCTE.
July 12, 2:30 – 4:30 pm University Club
Cash Bar will be available
Please join us as we wish Brad farewell and offer our best wishes as he leaves for the position of new Executive Director of the Centre for Learning and Teaching, Dalhousie University.
The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness is looking for a new Program Director. The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness provides teaching development opportunities for faculty and graduate students, offers curriculum development and instructional design support for academic programs and courses, and provides an educational program for faculty and staff on Aboriginal education. The Program Director leads the team of professional staff and collaborating faculty who deliver this programming. Reporting to the Director of the University Learning Centre, and in consultation with the Vice-Provost Teaching and Learning, Deans, Department Heads and faculty, the incumbent will work at a leadership and strategic level to support improvement in quality of teaching across the University of Saskatchewan and to support academic units in the design and development of innovative and effective academic programs, curricula, and courses.
The GMCTE at The University of Saskatchewan publishes the Bridges newsletter of ideas on the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) to promote the improvement of teaching and learning at universities.
This newsletter is distributed in hard copy to every academic unit at the University of Saskatchewan, plus any interested member of the U of S community who has requested a hard copy mailed to them, and to all the Instructional Development Offices in Canada, and some beyond.
Recently, for budgetary and environmental reasons, we limited our print run and no longer send them in bulk to Departments. If any instructor is interested in receiving a hard copy through campus mail please email us at gmcte@usask.ca and we will be happy to send you your own print copy.
The GMCTE at The University of Saskatchewan publishes the Bridges newsletter of ideas on the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) to promote the improvement of teaching and learning at universities.
We also feature stories on our website about innovative teaching at the U of S.
