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Concordia University Concordia celebrates 50 years!
Concordia University Concordia celebrates 50 years!

Office of the Provost and Vice-President, Academic

Office of the Provost and Vice-President, Academic

Innovation in Teaching and Learning

We champion curriculum development and change that reflects Concordia’s ambition to be a next-generation university and one of the world’s leading ‘under fifty’ universities.

This includes providing strategic leadership in the development of curriculum innovation; design and delivery of a digital education roadmap; and promotion of inter-institutional learning opportunities for students in Québec, Canada and globally through expanded mobility initiatives, including the development of double-degrees.

In all cases, the Vice-Provost, Innovation in Teaching and Learning, (VPITL) works to position Concordia as a university that provides students with rigorous, engaging academic experiences of world-class standard.

New strategic plan

Concordia now has its first comprehensive teaching and learning strategy. This strategic plan serves to articulate the university’s vision and priorities for teaching and learning over the next five years.

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Sandra Gabriele

Sandra Gabriele

Vice-Provost, Innovation in Teaching and Learning

Sandra Gabriele is the Vice-Provost, Innovation in Teaching and Learning, and an Associate Professor of Communication Studies at Concordia University. She was also the Chair of Communication Studies from 2014-17.

Her research has primarily focused on the history of newspaper forms, including women’s pages in the nineteenth century, weekend editions in the twentieth century and emergent digital forms, including newsgames. She is a co-editor and co-author of Intersections of Media and Communications: Concepts and Critical Frameworks (Emond Montgomery, 2011).

In addition to researching and designing The Oldest Game, a newsgame on Canada’s sex work laws, she is currently finishing a manuscript on weekend editions in North America, tentatively titled The Sunday Paper, to be published by University of Illinois Press.

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