Faculty Learning Communities (FLC)
What are Faculty Learning Communities?
The Teaching & Learning Center is relaunching the Faculty Learning Community (FLC) program in Fall 2025!
An FLC is a cross-disciplinary group of 6-15 faculty and staff members that engage in an academic-year-long collaborative program aimed at enhancing teaching and learning and community-building at 麻豆天美果冻传媒. FLCs relaunch in fall semester, and the TLC solicits proposals from those who would like to be considered to serve as the lead facilitator for a topic-based FLC.
More information:
Cox, M. D. (2004). Introduction to Faculty Learning Communities. New Directions for Teaching and Learning, 97, 5-23.
The lead facilitator of an FLC will:
- Propose a need, issue, or opportunity to be the topical focus of the FLC, along with a rationale for this topic.
- Take the lead in the development of an FLC curriculum on the proposed topic.
- Take the lead in recruiting other members of the FLC.
- Take the lead in developing a meeting plan for the group.
- Assist in TLC assessment of the FLC program.
The TLC will:
- Select a lead facilitator from the pool of submitted proposals.
- Provide support in all of the above areas.
- Assess the FLC program.
- Assist in the development of programming and other supports as recommended by members of the FLC; and
- Pay the lead facilitator a stipend of $2,000 over the course of the academic year ($500 summer, $750 fall, $750 spring).
Interested in facilitating an FLC?
FLC Lead Facilitator applications are now closed.
If you have questions, please email them to tlc@shsu.edu.
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