CIRTL Network Offerings

The CIRTL Network offers a wide range of interactive, online learning experiences for graduate students and postdocs from universities nationwide. Here's a quick overview of what you can explore:


Courses and Workshops


  • Join live, online courses designed to enhance your teaching and professional development. In addition to the courses, there are opportunities to participate in other .

  • Self-paced courses tailored to future faculty in STEM fields:
    • Course 1: Introduction to Evidence-Based Undergraduate STEM Teaching
      Learn effective teaching strategies and the research behind them. Perfect for future STEM educators aiming to improve student learning outcomes.
    • Course 2: Advancing Learning through Evidence-Based STEM Teaching
      Dive into "teaching as research," exploring how to use research methods to improve teaching practices and learning experiences.

Engage with like-minded peers and professionals to discuss teaching, learning, and STEM education topics.

  • General Learning Community
    Share experiences, ask questions, discuss articles, and collaborate with others in STEM teaching and learning.
  • Gender and STEM Education
    Focus on issues of gender equity in STEM. Discuss journal articles, share insights, and participate in online meetings.
  • Academic Careers & Job Postings
    Explore faculty, staff, and post-graduate job opportunities focused on teaching and learning in STEM. Share openings with the community.
  • Professional Development Beyond CIRTL
    Discover opportunities from CIRTL universities and partners to expand your skills.
  • Equity in STEM for All Genders Community of Practice
    Learn strategies to address gender bias in STEM and advocate for equity through literacy and advocacy initiatives.
  • Arts and Humanities Community
    Collaborate on syllabi, assignments, and lesson plans tailored to humanities education.

Get Involved

These opportunities are open to all CIRTL members. Join discussions, share your expertise, and grow your professional network. 
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