Chancellor’s Learning Scholars
The Chancellor’s Learning Scholars (CLSs) are representatives from each institution in the University System of Georgia (USG) who facilitate Faculty Learning Communities (FLCs) on their campuses.
FLCs are designed to give small groups of faculty (typically 8-10) the opportunity to engage in sustained, meaningful conversations about teaching and learning with supportive colleagues from across campus. Members will meet regularly throughout the length of the program as they explore areas of interest, leading to changes in their teaching practice.
At the end of the program, each CLS and FLC participant should be able to point to a change or innovation they have made in their classroom or on their syllabus to an assignment, activity, or course material as a result of their participation in the FLC.
Resources from the 2019 Kickoff Meeting
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FLC Overview and Support Materials
Workshop Materials from CLS Kick-off Meeting
Brain-based Learning
Transparency in Learning and Teaching (TiLT)
High-Impact Practices (HIPs)
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Resources from the 2018 Kickoff Meeting
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FLC Overview and Support Materials
Faculty Learning Communities Overview (PPT)
Editable recruitment flyer (PPT)
Workshop Materials from CLS Kick-off Meeting
Galle, Momentum through Chancellors Learning Scholars.pptx