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Focus on Teaching & Learning (FOTL) Conference 2023 - Register to Attend Today!
Register today to attend the Focus on Teaching & Learning (FOTL) Conference for August 2023! Stay tuned: conference schedule coming soon! Click the link here to register:REGISTER NOW -
Celebrate FCIP's new Faculty Scholars!
Join us in celebrating our 11 new Faculty Scholars for the 2023 - 2024 academic year! The Faculty Scholars program provides an opportunity for Loyola faculty to become more involved in the work of FCIP, while providing critical assistance to our programming. Faculty in these positions critically assess and assist with current FCIP programs, develop new opportunities for instructor faculty development, build partnerships across the University, all while lending their perspective and wisdom to benefit FCIP and all Loyola educators! Meet the scholars at the following link:LEARN MORE -
Celebrate FCIP's new 2023 SOTL Faculty Fellows!
Join us in celebrating FCIP's new 2023 cohort of the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning Faculty Fellows program! The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SOTL) Faculty Fellowship is a unique, two-year, cohort-based opportunity for a diverse group of full-time instructors (NTT, tenure-track, and tenured) at Loyola University Chicago. The fellowship invites fellows to explore and contribute to the literature base in one of FCIP's pedagogical underpinnings: Ignatian pedagogy, anti-racist pedagogy and student-centered design. Meet the Fellows and learn more about their work at the following link!LEARN MORE -
FCIP Student Intern Wins Spirit of Laudato Si' Sustainability Award!
Congratulations to undergraduate student Dakota Lane on receiving the Spirit of Laudato Si' Sustainability Award for Sustainability in Learning! Dakota is FCIP's first Decolonized Pedagogy Intern in Environmental Intersectionality and we are so proud of her! Congrats Dakota! See more about the awards at the following link:LEARN MORE -
FCIP Presents: Chosen Modes of Address Instructional Video & Resources
FCIP has created a set of resources to support and guide educators around the importance of using individuals' chosen modes of address. While many instructors have become aware of differentiated use of personal pronouns, FCIP aims to help all Loyola educators expand their knowledge and develop skills for respectfully honoring their students' and colleagues' chosen modes of address, from chosen personal pronouns to chosen names, etc. Click here for access to the video and to learn more about Chosen Modes of Address!LEARN MORE -
Chat GPT and AI in Education
Use our resources from the January 2023 FOTL Conference to learn more about Chat GPT and other Artificial Intelligence in higher education.READ MORE -
Check Out the Resources from the January 2023 FOTL Conference: Reflections Toward Actions
Curious about contemporary teaching and learning practices? Check out the resources from our Focus on Teaching and Learning Conference!READ MORE
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