Why join a Community of Practice?

Communities of Practice (CoP) are cohort-based programs that meet regularly to build community, relationships, networks, and knowledge. Instructors who participate in CoPs can develop a greater sense of belonging and self-efficacy while supporting continuous improvement of teaching. At CITL we offer a variety of CoPs every semester with different modalities, durations, and themes. Explore our upcoming options below.

Please note: When you register for a CoP you are committing to all events in the series – so please mark your calendars and plan accordingly!

*All programming must meet a registration minimum to advance and is subject to change.

Sand Alone Sessions or Join as a Community of Practice

A cartoon of a person with a gear on the top of their head, two conversation bubbles and an open textbook

Teaching Learning Skills: A Lunch & Learn Series

Learn more
A paper with an "A" grade on the top right corner

Alternative Grading Approaches

Learn more

Classic Semester Long Communities of Practice

Clipboard with checkmarks next to three icons: one, an eye. Two, a closed caption logo. Three, a hearing icon with a megaphone.

Title II in Practice

Learn more
ChatGPT Logo

ChatGPT Teaching Labs: Five Hands-On Workshop Series

Learn more
The letters "T", "O" and "P" in different sahdes of blue

Teaching Observation Partnerships (TOP)

Learn more
three people with a speech bubble and a book inside it

Graduate Student Book Discussion – Radical Hope: A Teaching Manifesto

Learn more

NEW Drop-in Sessions!

Four faculty members working together. Two are looking at a tablet and the other two are talking in the background. There is also an icon in the top right that has three ADA symbols: an eye, a closed caption sign and a hearing symbol.

Title II Course Modification Studio

Learn more
Four people sitting at a round table having a discussion. There are two conversation bubbles in the center.

SoTL Working Sessions

Learn more
Four faculty members working on their own but in the same space with their laptops.

Teaching Focus Hours

Learn more