Launched in 2012, the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Homegrown Program supports either a SoTL (Scholarship of Teaching and Learning) or a discipline-based research project that would be integrated into classroom or out-of-classroom teaching. For non-instructional academic staff, the project would include intensive development of a program to foster effective student learning.
A Call for Proposals and application to serve as a SoTL Homegrown participant for the following academic year is typically shared with the campus community early to mid-spring. Watch for these in CLIC communications and Staff Digest submissions.
- Participation involves; attending workshops (full day workshops typically scheduled in May, August, and January plus additional shorter sessions throughout the academic year)
- Presenting final work at a SoTL Poster Showcase
- Helping to promote/champion the SoTL Homegrown Program
- $1000 stipends are awarded (75% paid upon commencing the project and the final 25% processed upon completion of the project the following spring)