What Is A Faculty Learning Community (FLC)?

Faculty Learning Communities (FLCs) are ongoing discussion groups that allow MSU colleagues to gather from across departments in order to discuss and develop their skills around a specific teaching and learning topic. Each FLC is comprised of 6-12 faculty, academic staff and academic administrators, who have an interest in and commitment to attending discussion sessions on a regular basis throughout the academic year. Each FLC is led by two facilitators from among the ranks of MSU faculty members, academic administrators, and/or academic staff.

We would like at least one of the facilitators to be a faculty member. Are you interested in starting your own Faculty Learning Community? You can download the proposal form and 2010-2011 Guidelines (both in .

Doc format) and submit to Eron Drake, Director of Faculty and Instructional Development Programs, at [email protected]. Please visit our Semester Schedule page to discover the current FLC topics for 2009-2010. Origin of the Faculty ...

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