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Happy New Year! The January newsletter from the Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence (CTLE) includes recommendations for syllabus language about generative AI and information about our January and February programs.
CTLE in the News
Kate Marzen, Director of the Academic Integrity Office, and CTLE Director Jessamyn Neuhaus discussed their co-facilitated Fall 2025 SU Book Club with the author of The Opposite of Cheating: Teaching for Integrity in the Age of AI. Watch the interview: The Opposite of Cheating Podcast Episode 37.
Read the Syracuse University News story about the CTLE’s 2025 Course Redesign Institute: Course Redesign Institute Offers Tools, Tactics to Boost Student Outcomes
Jessamyn Neuhaus has discussed her new book, Snafu Edu: Teaching and Learning When Things Go Wrong in the College Classroom in several podcasts about teaching in higher education. Listen to the episodes or read the transcripts of the episodes:
- Snafu Edu | Tea for Teaching
- SNAFU Happens: A Love Letter to Imperfect Teaching | Top Hat Higher Listenings
- Teaching and Learning When Things Go Wrong in the College Classroom | Teaching in Higher Ed
How Does the CTLE Support SU Educators?
The CTLE offers SU educators a variety of services and different types of teaching support, including our Students Consulting on Teaching (SCOT) program. In addition to our public events, learning communities, reading groups, and workshops, we meet one-on-one, and with small groups, and with departments/programs for personalized and customized consultations.
Confidentiality
Confidentiality and mutual trust are vital to effective engagement in pedagogical reflection and development. For details about the CTLE Confidentiality and Reporting Policies, visit the Contact Us page.