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  • Focus on Teaching & Learning January 2019

    Still time to register for FOTL January 2019

  • Teaching & Learning Communities on LinkedIn

    The Faculty Center for Ignatian Pedagogy is building various teaching and learning communities online using LinkedIn to keep in contact with alums of our programming.
  • IP Works Podcast

    IP Works Podcast

    Introducing IP Works, the Ignatian pedagogy podcast powered by the Faculty Center for Ignatian Pedagogy at Loyola University Chicago. Built on our Jesuit foundations of Magis (maximizing our individual gifts for the common good) and CuraPersonalis (Care for the whole person...body, mind and spirit), this podcasts series seeks to inform and animate our community in the multiple arena’s where the Ignatian pedagogy forms...men and women for others
  • Ignatian Pedagogy Certificate Program
    Ignatian Pedagogy Certificate Program

    Ignatian Pedagogy Certificate Program

    Currently, 20 faculty and staff members are enrolled in a year-long academic program about how to incorporate Ignatian Pedagogy into their work. Through participation in workshops, online discussions, reflection activities, a service project, and a final project, participants will take a deep dive into how to put Ignatian Pedagogy, a fundamental part of LUC’s mission, into practice in their work.
  • Online Teaching Course
    Online Teaching Course

    Online Teaching Course

    Currently, 30 faculty and staff members who will be teaching online or blended courses in spring 2019 or summer 2019 are enrolled in FCIP’s six week Online Teaching Course. The Online Teaching Course gives participants a broad base of skill and knowledge that they can use to design, deliver, and assess a successful and engaging online course at Loyola. While participants will consider a number of learning and design theories in the abstract, the activities and assignments are designed to have participants create (or revise) the materials for their own online courses.
  • Strategic Planning

    Strategic Planning

    FCIP is embarking on a strategic planning process to help us determine how our Center can best meet the needs of faculty and staff. We will be inviting past FCIP program participants and other constituents to discuss how they have benefited from FCIP’s services and what they would like to see FCIP do in the future.

  • FCIP Welcomes Our New Interim Director

    Meet the new Interim Director of the Faculty Center for Ignatian Pedagogy Watch Video