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Seeking Next CIRTL Associate Director

The Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching, and Learning (CIRTL), a network of 45 research universities across the US and Canada is searching for a new Associate Director. This remote-eligible position is based at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, one of the nation’s premiere public research universities. The Associate Director works closely with the CIRTL Director and Leadership Team and…

CIRTL Summer 2023 Programming

Registration for summer courses & workshops is open! For capped programming, registration is open until capacity is reached so register early for your best chance of enrollment; participants will be notified of their enrollment status on a rolling basis. Registration is still required for uncapped programming, but spots aren't limited and registrants are automatically enrolled. An Introduction to Evidence-Based Undergraduate…

CIRTL Launches New Website

The Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL) is happy to announce its new website has arrived! The streamlined site provides visitors with easy access to CIRTL’s most popular content, including an all-in-one events calendar. The clean menu structure guides users to key content and the site-wide search function helps users dig deep into the site.  In…

Spring 2023 Programming Preview

CIRTL's Spring 2023 online programming includes two courses, a MOOC, three workshops, and two event series. Programming will run January through April, and schedule details and registration information will be posted on our website and announced in our newsletters as they are confirmed. Subscribe to our newsletter for programming updates. Questions about our programming? Contact us at info@cirtl.net. Courses Courses have live, real-time online sessions…

New Publication: “Citation as Pathway: Reorienting Pedagogical Approaches”

In Fall 2021, two then-graduate students from Columbia University, Cat Lambert and Diana Newby, taught a workshop for the CIRTL Network on critical citational practices. The workshop guided participants through reflections around how citational practices within a discipline and across major journals can impact which voices get the most visibility – and led to a discussion of how, with different…

Invitation to attend CIRTL Keynote & Student Panel

You are invited to join the CIRTL Network on Thursday Oct. 13 for two exciting virtual opportunities: CIRTL Keynote Address The Notion of Critical Race Theory (CRT) Should Not Be a Dirty Word in Higher Education: Unpacking Positionality in STEM Research and Teaching - Dr. Alonzo Flowers III Thursday, October 13 - 3:00 Atlantic | 2:00 Eastern| 1:00 Central | 12:00 Mountain |…

Fall 2022 programming preview

This fall CIRTL's online programming includes one course, a MOOC, five workshops, and an event series. Programming will be scheduled throughout July, and schedules will be posted on our website and announced in our newsletters as they are confirmed. Registration will open by mid August. Subscribe to our newsletter for programming updates. Questions about our programming? Contact us at info@cirtl.net. Courses Courses have live, real-time…

New journal article on CIRTL Equity in STEM for All Genders course

Stephanie Knezz, Evava Pietri, and Donald Gillian-Daniel recently published an article in the Journal of Science Education and Technology discussing their co-developed "Equity in STEM for All Genders" course, offered through CIRTL in 2018-2020. The article discusses the persistence of gender bias in STEM fields and how interventions are aimed at mitigating bias and enacting change. It presents a graduate level, synchronous online…

CIRTL@ Stanford featured in new article discussing first year program successes

CIRTL@ Stanford, launched in May 2021, aims to advance effective teaching practices as part of successful professional careers and focuses on graduate education. A new article describes the initial offerings of the program and its engagement of participants, as well as some early reflections from graduate students and postdocs on the value they've found in the program.