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Applications are now open for the 2022-23 Association of College and University Educators cohort. Joining the cohort gives Metropolitan State University of Denver faculty members a chance to explore and implement evidence-based teaching practices throughout the year while building professional community.
The yearlong ACUE course supports faculty members in using effective, research-based teaching practices to improve student achievement and close equity gaps. Completion of the ACUE course leads to a nationally recognized Certificate in Effective College Instruction endorsed by the American Council of Education.
What past MSU Denver participants said about this course:
- “This course has enabled me to gain confidence in areas I’ve struggled with, confirm areas of strength and fine-tune several areas of my courses, ultimately enabling me and my students to be more successful in the classroom.”
- “I love all the information and practical applications of this ACUE course. I feel energized to integrate so many aspects.”
- “I have thoroughly enjoyed this program — I have learned so much that I will be continuing to implement in my ensuing courses. … It helped me feel confident about what I have done for the past five years — but also I have so many new ideas and ways to build on my foundation as a strong instructor. This was immensely valuable!”
How to apply
Visit the Center for Teaching, Learning and Design website to complete an application for the next cohort.
Want to learn more?
Visit the CTLD website or join CTLD staff members for coffee and doughnuts and to watch an ACUE information session. The event will include a Q&A session specifically about participating in the MSU Denver cohort.
ACUE Cohort Info Session
May 10, 9-10:30 a.m.
Additional ACUE course information sessions are available throughout May. Sign up directly through ACUE to attend.