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Professional Learning Communities

Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) are inquiry groups (or "communities of practice") of 5-12 faculty and professional staff members who meet bi-monthly to learn about a topic of shared interest related to teaching and learning in a collegial and supportive context. In addition to an annual cohort learning community for new faculty members, past PLC topics have included teaching writing, undergraduate research, the first-generation college student experience, issues of diversity in teaching and learning, and the scholarship of teaching and learning.

Professional Learning Communities for 2011-2012

/Contact

Center for Teaching and Learning
Courtright Memorial Library, 3rd Floor
p / 614.823.1035
f / 614.823.1921
e / ctl@otterbein.edu

 

Faculty Instructional Technology Lab
Courtright Memorial Library, 3rd Floor
Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.,
or by appointment
e / ctl-tech@otterbein.edu

 

Staff
Leslie Ortquist-Ahrens
Director
p / 614.823.1034
e / lortquist-ahrens@otterbein.edu

 

Tom Wilcox
Senior Instructional
Technologist
p / 614.823.1592
e / twilcox@otterbein.edu

 

Colin Saunders
Instructional Technologist
p / 614.823.1875
e/ csaunders@otterbein.edu

 

Peggy McMains
Program Assistant
p / 614.823.1035
e / pmcmains@otterbein.edu