Current Delta Courses

Fall Courses

• Staying Human with AI-Enhanced Teaching

  Explore how generative AI tools can be leveraged to create adaptable and evolving educational experiences that resonate with your own personal teaching philosophies, values, and the diverse needs of learners. Wednesdays 1-2:30pm, starting September 4.

• Expeditions in Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning

  Use experiential learning to explore evidence-based and inclusive teaching approaches within different higher education learning contexts, and develop an aligned teaching plan. Fridays 9:30-11:30am, starting September 6.

• Research Mentor Learning Communities (Fall 2024)

  Delta’s Research Mentor Learning Communities are for graduate students and postdocs who are mentoring an undergraduate researcher or for whom mentoring may be an important part of their future career. Several sections available, online or in-person.

• Effective Teaching in an (Internationally) Diverse Classroom

  Exploring international, gender, racial, and other aspects of diversity, this discussion-based course models 'flipped classroom' and 'blended learning' approaches to advance your skills in engaging your learners in a diverse college classroom. Thursdays, 10 am - noon, starting September 5.

• Teaching in Science and Engineering: The College Classroom

  Develop foundational knowledge of evidence-based pedagogical practices, explore how excellence and diversity are intertwined, and try new teaching approaches in a supportive environment. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:30 am - 12:45 pm, starting September 5.

• Emerging Technologies and Accelerating Change: Preparing for Tomorrow’s College Classroom

  Explore emerging technologies and their impact on teaching and learning, while developing your own teaching practice to be adaptable to change and new opportunities. Tuesdays 3-4:30pm starting October 1.

Spring Courses

No posts currently available to show

Summer Courses

• Research Mentor Learning Communities (Summer 2024)

  Delta’s Research Mentor Learning Communities are for graduate students and postdocs who are mentoring an undergraduate researcher or for whom mentoring may be an important part of their future career. Seven sections available, online or in-person, beginning in mid-May.