The CELT Faculty Fellow Seminar, 2009 Applications Available
Applications for consideration for the next CELT Faculty Fellows Seminar are now available. We encourage faculty from all schools and campuses who are interested in participating to apply. This seminar is a unique, rich experience that provides selected faculty opportunities to:
(1) build relationships with colleagues from across the University,
(2) participate in open conversations concerning issues of teaching and learning, to share experiences, to reflect on their own objectives, and gain insights as part of a working group for ways to continue to develop as a teacher,
(3) be exposed to (or revisit) teaching and learning concepts and recent research findings.
Tufts Welcomes New Center for the Humanities 
This Spring, the university inaugurated the new Center for the Humanities at Tufts (CHAT). The center is a one-stop place for all things humanities at Tufts and includes the departments of English; classics; history; German, Russian and Asian languages; romance languages; comparative religion; drama and dance; music; art and art history; philosophy; and part of the anthropology department. Dr. Jonathan Wilson, a professor of English at Tufts for 25 years, is the director.
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Professors Make Their Own Videos [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
Research Yields Tips on Crafting Better Syllabi [The Chronicle of Higher Education Online]
The Unbearable Importance of Grading [The Chronicle of Higher Education Online]
New Effort Encourages Professors to Share the Research Materials on Their Hard Drives [The Chronicle of Higher Education Online]
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As dean of Tufts' School of Arts & Sciences, Robert J. Sternberg oversees undergraduate and graduate education in 23 departments, more than 10 interdisciplinary programs and 20 masters and Ph.D. programs.