The TLC’s focus is on pedagogy. We want to provide best practices and to be a responsible voice for those instructors looking for advice about how to handle their classroom and course. The Teaching and Learning Center fosters a culture of collaborative learning, pedagogical inquiry, and community engagement. Through workshops, seminars, and consultations, we encourage culturally sensitive, community engaged, project based learning in every discipline. We support the pedagogic use of CUNY academic technology, including the Academic Commons, Office 365, Dropbox, and Blackboard. We collaborate with the campus leaders of the Open Educational Resources initiative and the Campus Engagement Network.
Contact us at tlc@ccny.cuny.edu for simple questions.
For more complex issues, schedule an appointment with us using our: Setmore Link
Link to transcript document: HERE
On March 1, 2023, CUNY CIS removed the INSTRUCTOR role option to manually add users and assign user roles within courses. Multiple broadcasts were sent out to Instructors concerning this change. Continue reading
A Conversation with Allison Levy (Director for Brown University Digital Publications). As CUNY scales up its commitment to Open Educational Resources and its ability to support digital publications through the CUNY Open Press project, we are delighted to announce that Allison Levy, Director of Brown University Digital Publications , will join us for a conversation on her experience working with researchers, teachers, and authors to develop a range of free and accessible digital publications that enable a richer pedagogy for students with different learning styles. Continue reading
Join the Master of Science in Sustainability Capstone Team for an exciting, in person, event in collaboration with Columbia University – Decarbonizing CCNY (A Forum): How WE can Lead the Way! Students, professors, and staff will discuss some of the means by which CCNY can work towards decarbonization of the school’s campus and what YOU can do to help. Continue reading
The Counseling Center is pleased to share the list of workshops available to students during March 2023.
Students: Please sign up for one, some, or all sessions!
Faculty and Staff: Please share with students! Continue reading
The CCNY Counseling Center is pleased to present the following workshops for faculty and staff this Spring 2023 Semester. Continue reading
YASS! Mondays: Free and Confidential HIV + STI Testing
Join the CCNY LGBTQ+ Student Center and the Young Adult Sexual Services (YASS!) program at the Institute for Advanced Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital for free and confidential STI testing! Available for all CCNY and CUNY students, staff, and faculty. STI testing is now offered twice a month for the Spring 2023 Semester. Continue reading
The CCNY Teaching and Learning Center is offering a series of workshops on Technology, Pedagogy, and Digital Humanities during October! Continue reading
This online event will kick off with a plenary panel discussion featuring nationally recognized experts in the field of learning mindsets and equity, followed by workshops facilitated by colleagues from across our campuses who have been serving as CUNY’s mindset leaders. All CUNY colleagues are welcome, including faculty, staff, and administrators – those who are new to the area, and those who are familiar with the concept of learning mindsets. Continue reading
Mentorship continues to loom large in stories about women’s work and personal lives–something for the better, but sometimes for the worse. The stories gathered in Feminists Reclaim Mentorship: An Anthology challenge our fundamental assumptions about mentorship…. Continue reading
PSC-CCNY Environmental Justice Working Group Virtual Program!
CUNY’s Sustainable Future
Friday February 3, 2022 @ 12:30 PM
Join us for a panel discussion and breakout sessions with Tria Case, University Executive Director of Sustainability and Energy Conservation, Yael Wyner, Environment Track of Science Learning & Pub. Eng. Major, and Jerilys Perez, New Ideas for Sustainability Improvements and Messaging. Continue reading
Artificial Intelligence already has a wide range of uses, including self-driving cars, smart assistants, and marketing chatbots. But as it makes its way into higher education, how can it be used as a student-centered tool?
There is no longer a question on whether or not colleges and universities will adopt AI. The concern now is how to ethically and efficiently implement AI to improve the student experience.
In the upcoming Virtual Forum, hosted by The Chronicle and University Innovation Alliance, a panel of experts in education, research, and technology will discuss how higher ed institutions can benefit from AI.
Join “AI Tools for Student Engagement” on January 31st at 2 p.m. ET. Continue reading
