Teaching and learning
Mandate
An outcome of the pandemic has been renewed interest in strengthening and investing in our teaching and learning approaches, technologies and learning environments. Led with the faculties, consultations with Concordia stakeholders will be undertaken in order to build an appropriate strategy to adequately support future investments in teaching and learning.
A leadership committee comprised of representation from the Advisory Committee on Teaching and Learning (ACTL) is overseeing this federated approach to building the plan.
Recommendations for validation
The Future of Teaching and Learning working group is currently in phase 3 of their project.
The Advisory Committee has been building a vision for the future starting with a series of guided conversations that took place in the winter of 2022, and they were validated through a community engagement process.
Core values
- We welcome all learners and ensure they feel like they belong
- We offer a holistic university experience
Commitments
Based on the feedback collected after a year of widespread community consultation, four commitments were selected to focus on in the strategic plan:
- Teaching for impact
- Learner well-being and success
- Faculty support
- People-centred operations
Advisory Committee on Teaching and Learning
- Chair: Sandra Gabriele, Vice-Provost, Innovation in Teaching and Learning
- Ali Akgunduz, Associate Dean, Academic Programs, Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science
- Sandra Betton, Associate Dean, Professional Graduate Programs, John Molson School of Business
- Rachel Berger, Associate Dean, Academic Programs and Development, School of Graduate Studies
- Philippe Caignon, Associate Dean, Student Academic Services, Faculty of Arts and Science
- Elaine Cheasley Paterson, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs, Faculty of Fine Arts
- Asli Isaaq, Concordia Student Union
- Thenmozhie Rajan, Graduate Students Association
Join the conversation to shape Concordia's future!
We'd love to hear your feedback on the recommendations from the working groups.
Send your questions, comments and suggestions to future@concordia.ca.