Past CETL Events

Please join us for this half-day AI Bootcamp for faculty. 

Join us in hearing from Dr. Shane Desselle, who has completed two Fulbright Specialist Projects.

Co-Sponsored by CETL & School of Health Sciences

Join us to hear from Dr. Brennan Spiegel, a pioneer in the field of immersive technology in medicine and education. 

Co-Sponsored by CETL and GWC (Touro University Graduate Writing Center)

Co-Sponsored by CETL & School of Health Sciences

Co-Sponsored by CETL & TU Assessment Committee

Co-sponsored by CETL and TIIHA Steering Committee

Co-Sponsored by CETL & School of Health Sciences

Social Justice in Public Health Speaker Series: Impacts of Technology on Health Equity and Social Justice

Open to all Touro University System Faculty – full-time, part-time and adjunct.

Open to All Touro University Faculty

Social Justice in Public Health Speaker Series: Impacts of Technology on Health Equity and Social Justice

Co-Sponsored by CETL & CILT

Social Justice in Public Health Speaker Series: Impacts of Technology on Health Equity and Social Justice.

Social Justice in Public Health Speaker Series: Impacts of Technology Health Equity and Social Justice

Social Justice in Public Health Speaker Series: Impacts of Technology on Health Equity and Social Justice

Social Justice in Public Health Speaker Series: Impacts of Technology on Health Equity and Social Justice

In this Touro University CETL faculty development workshop you will dive into the world of Generative AI and its impact on education.

Co-sponsored by CETL and Touro University NY School of Health Sciences

Open to all faculty and students.

Open to All Touro University Faculty

Join us for the second of two events with Keynote Speaker Flower Darby. 

Join us for the first of two faculty development events with Flower Darby. 

Want to participate in the TCUS Interprofessional Education Summit? Submit your proposal by January 7th 2022. 

Part of the research methods workshop series with Dr. Lou Primavera, dean of the School of Health Sciences.

When we engage in assessment, as faculty, staff, and members of an institutional community – what are we really doing? This webinar presents four different philosophical lenses through which assessment activities are viewed, building from the work of the National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment (NILOA). These lenses inform models, modes, and approaches to how assessment is implemented at an institution, in a course, in a program, or for a student experience. Through interrogating mapping, alignment, and assignment design within a system of learning, this webinar will share practical examples, resources, and different conceptions for how to engage in meaningful assessment work as a shared activity designed to advance student learning.    

SMALL TEACHING: Everyday Lessons from the Science of LearningSign up today to join the Fall 2020 club and / or for future book club updates! Email rima.aranha@touro.edu

Led by Professor Gena Bardwell (NYSCAS), the Fall 2019 Book Club will read A Mind for Numbers by Barbara Oakley. All participants will receive a copy of the book. Sign up today to join this club and/ or for future book club updates! 

Led by Professor Gena Bardwell, the Fall 2019 Book Club will read A Mind for Numbers by Barbara Oakley. All participants will receive a copy of the book. Sign up today to join this club and/ or for future book club updates! 

Led by Professor Gena Bardwell (NYSCAS), the fall 2019 Book Club will read A Mind for Numbers by Barbara Oakley.

Please join us for an exciting faculty development event with Ken Bain, author of "What the Best College Teachers Do".