Here’s how it works:
- Register for one of the following certificate tracks.
- First Year Faculty Teaching Academy Workshop Series
- Choose any combination of activities from the mileage chart
- Choose any combination of activities from the mileage chart
- Great Online Course Series (must complete all 3)
- Choose any combination of activities from the mileage chart
- TA Passport to Great Teaching Online Workshop (500 miles)
- More information coming soon
- Accessibility CITT Workshop series (must attend at least 2)
- Attend 2 (500 miles)
- Attend 3 (750 miles)
- Choose any combination of activities from the cultural competencies or student focused teaching categories
- Creative Assessment
- Experiential Learning
- Digital Literacy
- Develop shared goals
- Support course transformations
- Share new ideas and projects
- Provide mutual feedback
- Propose a “Big Idea” and Possible Project
- Identify Possible Collaborators
- Map out your certificate
- Present a draft of your “Big Idea Project”
- Propose your final deliverable:
- Poster presentation at Interface
- New resource for faculty
- Article on project
- Future presentation for Passport to Great Teaching
- Decide which activities to attend on the Categories and Activities webpage. View the calendar to find out when, where, and which category each activity is along with the number of miles you’ll earn by attending.
- Use the mileage chart as a reference to keep track of your miles in your passport booklet. You can also track your miles on the Flightboard webpage.
- Miles can only be awarded for workshops and presentations once. You cannot apply an individual workshop to more than one certificate.
- If you have previously completed a certificate and attended a core activity for a new certificate, we will make an exception and apply the miles to your new certificate.
- For example, if you previously completed Teach a Great Online Course for the Great Teaching Certificate or Great Teaching for New Faculty Certificate and are now seeking the Great Online Teaching Certificate, we will award you the miles for that course in the Great Online Teaching Certificate since there is no substitute for that course.
- Earn miles in other ways:
Miles Required: 1000
Core Activities: 500 miles
Elective Activities: 500 miles
Miles Required: 1000
Elective Activities: 1000 miles
Miles required: 1000
Core Activities: 500 miles
Elective Activities: 500 miles
Registration coming soon
Miles Required: 1000
Core Activities: 500 miles
Elective Activities: 500 miles
Registration coming soon
Miles Required: 1000
Core Activities: 500-750 miles
Elective Activities: 250-500 miles
Registration coming soon
Faculty Learning Communities provide a space for collaborating and learning in specific areas of interest. Current Faculty Learning Communities are:
Communities meet regularly over the fall and spring semesters to:
Community participants must attend seven sessions. The Kickoff session, the Midpoint Checkin, the Wrap-up session, and an additional two sessions of your choice each semester.
Kickoff Session:
Wrap-up Session:
Visit the Faculty Learning Communities webpage to find a list of additional sessions to choose from.
Mileage Chart
| Activity | Miles Earned* |
|---|---|
| Teaching Beyond the Podium Podcast Activities | 10 miles |
| Magna Campus Activities | 20 miles |
| Workshops | 100 miles |
| Asynchronous Workshops | Varies** |
| Conferences | 250 miles |
| *miles awarded are subject to change depending on length of time required to complete the activity or event. All asynchronous workshops and conferences, in addition to any activities not hosted by the Center for Teaching Excellence, require a reflection in Canvas to earn miles. **View the asynchronous workshops on the categories and activities webpage page for details. | |
- Become a Campus Collaborator
- Connect to faculty across campus who are interested in your topic
- Earn miles towards your Great Teaching Certificate
- Identify potential collaborators for future research or other projects
Share your expertise and knowledge by leading a workshop showcasing a teaching idea or strategy. Passport to Great Teaching workshops will be active learning opportunities for faculty, adjuncts, and TAs to collaborate and share. There are a multitude of benefits from becoming a campus collaborator: