Faculty
Teaching a community-engaged learning course
Students in community-engaged learning courses are more engaged in their learning, build stronger relationships with their professors, and develop complex critical thinking skills. The Centre for Community Partnerships supports University of Toronto faculty in the design and development of community-engaged learning courses. We offer consultations, resources, services, faculty development events and workshops to help you launch successful community-engaged learning courses using a service-learning pedagogical approach.
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NEW Faculty Podcast Series
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Workshops and other events
Attend our faculty workshops and events to learn from your colleagues and share strategies and resources around community-engaged learning.
Services for faculty
The Centre for Community Partnerships offers a variety of services and resources to support community-engaged learning course development including a faculty e-newsletter, professional development opportunities, community partner connections, and support for designing courses and assignments.
Faculty Advisory Committee
The Faculty Advisory Committee plays an advisory role for the Centre for Community Partnerships and an advocacy role for community-engaged learning at the University of Toronto.
Learn more about the CCP Faculty Advisory Committee, including membership activities and meetings.
Faculty research on community-engaged learning
In addition to teaching community-engaged learning courses, many faculty members at the University of Toronto undertake research on innovative community-engaged teaching and learning experiences. The Centre for Community Partnerships supports this important work through facilitating events or publishing scholarship on community-engaged learning and by providing editorial and proposal development services for faculty research on community-engaged learning. Contact us to discuss your research plans.
