Making your case for a teaching award or citation | 22 April

Would you like to apply for a UTS or national teaching citation or award?

Do you feel you are ready for promotion and wondering how to build your case for teaching?

Whether you’re planning to apply for promotion or teaching and learning awards or just keen to develop your academic profile, it’s important to be able to make a good case for teaching and learning.

In a Zoom session, the first of a series of such sessions, on Wednesday 22nd April, 12.30 – 2pm:

• Shirley Alexander will discuss the importance of presenting a good case around your learning and teaching
• A previous award winner will share their experience and advice in applying successfully for a national citation, and promotion
• You’ll have opportunities to share your ideas and experiences on making a case for teaching
• Jo McKenzie and Ann Wilson will provide advice on making your case for an award or citation, both at UTS and national levels, or for promotion, and some suggestions for collecting evidence about learning and teaching online

This will be an interactive session on Zoom. Please test your video and audio settings prior to joining.

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You will receive the online Zoom link for this workshop in your registration confirmation email.

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Your video, audio and the meeting chat transcript may be recorded or photographed. Please advise the facilitator if you do not wish to be recorded or photographed.

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