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If you’re like many faculty members, you’ve developed learning activities that generally work well for your students. But how would you like to expand your teaching toolkit in ways that help you reach more students, more effectively?

Join an outstanding panel of SUNY faculty as they discuss their adventures exploring effective teaching through the Lumen Circles Fellowship program. Hear from Nicole Simon (STEM/Nassau Community College), Jesus Alonso-Regalato (Humanities/University at Albany), Michelle Speach (Business/Mohawk Valley Community College), and Adrian Carr (Music/SUNY Plattsburgh) about how Lumen Circles’ virtual communities of practice create a supportive space to try out evidence-based teaching practices, share ideas and feedback with peers.

Learn how this fellowship opportunity can help you build on your strengths as a teacher and broaden your repertory in areas such as Active Learning, Online Teaching, Inclusive Teaching, and Teaching with OER.

This professional development program is available at no cost to SUNY faculty, offered through SUNY OER Services and the SUNY Center for Professional Development.

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