Center for Teaching and Learning

Join CIE for lunch and PD! Information on location and programming coming soon. 

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This hands-on AI workshop will help you get started using AI and suggest appropriate AI policies for students. We hope to draw a cadre of experienced AI users to help less-experienced users learn how to work with AI prompts and develop appropriate syllabus statements. (Yes, you can change your syllabus after the semester begins as […]

Our February Friday Forum program will explore ways that you can use AI to assist with curriculum prep and other professional work. We’ll hear briefly from faculty who use AI extensively and experiment with ways to use it in your own work. Please bring your laptop. As always, we’ll begin with a Hawk Owl lunch.

Supporting Native American students in their academic journey requires a thoughtful, culturally responsive approach that acknowledges their unique backgrounds, challenges, and strengths, states Nathan Bootz, NMC's Native American Student Success Coach. CIE is pleased to welcome Nathan to our November Coffee Club to discuss how faculty can better support our Native American population. 

Join us for lunch and a presentation about teaching and learning at NMC. Friday Forums are sponsored by the Center for Instructional Excellence. All faculty and staff are invited to attend. Program information TBA.