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CTL Workshops, Events & Professional Communities of Inquiry (PCI)
CTL Workshops, Events & Profesional Communities of Inquiry (PCI)
The Center for Teaching and Learning invites faculty, staff, and administrators to join these conversations, collaborations, and workshops to support your personal and professional growth as vital members of Sac State. The CTL is committed to opening space - in-person and virtually - to discuss pedagogical and scholarly topics, and to collaborate with campus partners across departments and divisions to develop strategies for enhancing and growing as practitioners and scholars.
If you have a workshop or PCI you'd like to facilitate, contact us at ctl@csus.edu or drop by AIRC 3005.
For questions about accessibility or to request reasonable accommodations, please contact Som Sayasone at ctl@csus.edu at least five (5) business days in advance or as soon as possible.
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