DAT Retreat

The inaugural cohort of DATS (University Writing Program, led by Sheila Carter-Tod;

First Year Language Program, Center for World Languages and Cultures, led by Emily Sospeto;

Teaching and Learning Sciences, Morgridge College of Education, led by Norma Hafenstein) will be heading off campus to spend two days deeply engaging with frameworks for evaluating and celebrating teaching excellence that include the voices of self, peers, and students. Combining intensive working sessions with restorative time, the two-day DAT retreat allows these faculty leaders to connect personally and professionally, as well as focus on teaching in their particular department contexts. Congratulations again to the faculty willing to do this work, and their fearless leaders (Virginia Pitts, Director of University Teaching, DAT facilitator; Jared Del Rosso, Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology & Criminology, Faculty Fellow of Teaching and Learning, Co-chair Teaching Excellence Task Force, and DAT facilitator; Barbekka Hurtt, Teaching Associate Professor in Biological Sciences Faculty Fellow of Teaching and Learning, and DAT facilitator; Kayoung Kim, Director of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning and FLCs, Project Assessment 

 Interested in attending this exclusive event next year? Bookmark this page so that your department can apply for cohort 2: https://duvpfa.du.edu/advancing-equity/teaching-excellence/dat-call-for-proposals/