The CASTL Institutional Leadership Program
St. Olaf College is pleased announce its selection to the three-year CASTL Leadership Program, as the lead institution for the theme Liberal Education: Core Curriculum .
The CASTL Institutional Leadership Program builds on the influential work undertaken by colleges and universities, campus centers and educational organizations, scholarly and professional societies, and CASTL Campus Program Leadership Clusters, to facilitate collaboration among institutions with demonstrated commitment to and capacity for action, inquiry and innovation in the scholarship of teaching and learning. Participating institutions are organized to address specific themes important to the improvement of student learning, as well as the development and sustainability of a scholarship of teaching and learning.
Leadership themes
Building Scholarly Campus Communities
Developing Newer Scholars of Teaching and Learning
Expanding the Teaching and Learning Commons
Graduate Education and a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Liberal Education: Core Curriculum
Liberal Education: Cross-cutting Themes
Linking Cognitive and Affective Development
Policy, Assessment and Accountability for a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Scholarly Communities of Practice
Students as Scholars of Teaching and Learning
System-Wide Collaboration Supporting Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Undergraduate Research and a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
St. Olaf College will work with the following other institutions:
Liberal Education: Core Curriculum
Coordinating Institution: St. Olaf College
- College of San Mateo
- Eastern Washington University
- Liverpool Hope University
- Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
- North Carolina A&T
- St. Jerome's University
- University of Cincinnati
(From the Carnegie Academy for the Advancement of Teaching )
