Explore Our Programs & Resources
Focused on imaginative, effective teaching, CAFE dialogues draw faculty from a range of disciplines to share essential and emerging tools to nurture and challenge students.
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The Digital Resources for Teaching is a collection of SCU authored pages that focus on enhancing pedagogy and student learning. Resources are updated regularly.
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Each week, the Faculty Collaborative for Teaching will bring you an easy-to-implement tool that you can use immediately in your classroom teaching.
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The Faculty Associates are experienced SCU faculty who partner with Faculty Development and the Faculty Collaborative. Their work includes orienting new faculty, providing consultations, planning programs, supporting mentoring initiatives, and advising on what faculty need to know to be successful at SCU. Check out their profiles!
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The Teaching and Technology Innovation grants are available to all full-time faculty (1-year and longer appointments) for improving student learning, curriculum, pedagogy, or educational impacts, or to contribute data to the scholarship concerning how students learn using various modalities. Proposals are accepted year round on a rolling basis.
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To support faculty interest in incorporating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into current and emergent academic offerings, the Provost’s Office invites proposals for Curricular Development Grants on AI. These competitive grants provide stipends to faculty (working alone or in teams) to encourage and support the integration of AI into new or existing courses.