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The Collaborative Learning Community (CLC) Grant is open to all instructors (graduate student and postdoctoral instructors, lecturers, tenure-track, clinical, tenured), interested in collaborating with undergraduate or graduate students, co-instructors, inter- or intra-departmental colleagues or members of the Austin community to better enhance engagement, wellness, resilience, and belonging in the different learning spaces they co-create. Applications are due at 5:00 PM CST on Monday, May 12, 2025. 

RISE is a summer cohort for early-career UT faculty focused on building teaching skills, confidence, and community. Open to faculty in their first 5 years, shown an increase in 50% tenure appointment for faculty, the program includes five sessions on topics like course design, assessment, and student engagement, plus casual lunch networking. Participants earn a digital badge and stipend. Apply Now

With classes over time, time to brush up on generative AI in Teaching and Learning. Our resource helps faculty, instructors, and grad students navigate the benefits, challenges, and complexities of using generative AI in higher education. It provides practical advice on course design, policy, assessment, and incorporating AI tools into teaching. Explore further to get answers and events to critical questions, as well as examples of AI-based assignments.