Now forming new groups and registering existing groups for 2012-2013. Click HERE for registration form.
Teaching Circles, co-sponsored by UCAT, are small groups of faculty members (typically five to seven) who make a commitment to work together over a period of time to address questions, concerns, and topics related to their teaching and to their students' learning. Small Teaching Circle grants may also be available to participants that meet the guidelines. Please visit the Teaching Circles page for more information.
A Research Triangle (RT) is a small group of faculty members (minimum three) who make a commitment to work together over a period of time to encourage scholarship, research, and creative activity at UNOmaha by facilitating scholarly interactions among faculty. Please visit the Research Triangles page for more information.
Engagement Links, sponsored by Academic & Student Affairs, are small groups of faculty and staff who make a commitment to work together over a period of time to address questions, concerns, and topics related to developing and maintaining successful community and professional partnerships. Please visit the Community Engagement Links page for more information.