CELT

The Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching

all students, all faculty, all teaching

Our Mission

To support Concordia’s mission of Christ-centered, Lutheran higher education, our Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) strives to enhance teaching ability in all faculty with all students in all teaching methods (face-to-face, virtual, blended and fully online). We develop faculty to connect faith and learning, to develop students in the University Learning Outcomes, and to create active learning environments that engage all students. We support online and blended course and programs with instructional design services.

Our Work with Faculty

CELT encourages self-reflective, scholarly teaching among Concordia faculty through programs, consultations, and collaborations. CELT works with all full-time and part-time faculty teaching face-to-face, virtual, blended, or fully online courses, supports programs and departments in curriculum development and program-level assessment of student learning outcomes, and collaborates with other Concordia offices to encourage faculty in scholarship and leadership activities. An Ann Arbor faculty member coordinates CELT activities for that campus.
The CELT provides learning opportunities and support for faculty and departments in:  

• Connecting Faith & Learning
• Best practices in teaching in all learning methods/course deliveries
• Nine Principles for Good Practice in Teaching and Learning
• Instructional design services for fully online and blended courses and programs
• Teaching the University Learning Outcomes
• Curriculum improvement and development, including curriculum mapping
• Faculty Book Groups
• Experiences and concerns of newer full-time faculty (2 – 5 years)
• Syllabus and course design
• Orientation, programs and resources for faculty teaching fully online, face-to-face, and virtual
• Peer Evaluation of Teaching
• Training and resources for Canvas LMS including student engagement tools, like VoiceThread
• Assessment of student learning at the program and university levels
• The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)
• Formative teaching observations and consultations

Contact the CELT

The CELT office and learning spaces are located in R213 at the Mequon Campus. Our phone is 262-243-CELT x2358.

Resources

Submit a Canvas help request
Visit Our Blog

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CELT Staff

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CELT on Social Media

Visit the CELT’s Facebook page
Visit our Twitter account
Check out the CELT blog

Register for a Program Today

The CELT has a variety of programs to choose from. Check here to register for current programs , or if you have any questions, please contact Robertson, Catherine G.