Teaching Excellence
Teaching Excellence
University Committee for the Advancement of Teaching
The University Committee for the Advancement of Teaching (UCAT) oversees the application and review process for a number of faculty grants.
2016-2017 Academic Year UCAT Summary
- Travel Grants
- Speaker Grants
- Designated Conference Grants
- Curriculum Development Grants
- UCAT Committee
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Evaluating Teaching
Assessment of pedagogical strengths and weaknesses is an important aspect of improving your teaching.
- Course Evaluations Dashboards
- ACE Faculty FAQ
- Teaching Analysis by Students
- Teaching Analysis by Students (TABS) FAQs
- TABS Resources
Student Support Resources
The list below provides an overview of various student support resources available on campus.
- Writing Center
- Math Lab
- Speech Center
- Testing Center
- Counseling Center
- Accessibility Services Center
- Student Conduct & Community Standards
- Gender & Sexuality Resource Center
- Equity, Access & Diversity
- Computer Science Learning Center (CSLC)
Teaching Resources
We strive to provide UNO faculty with resources that will assist in classroom development, teaching innovation, and professional engagement. Among our resources you will find useful samples, suggested teaching techniques, videos, links to articles, and other useful web resources.
- Americans with Disabilities Act
- Academic Integrity Policy
- Civil, Safe, and Inclusive Classrooms
- Difficult Conversations
- Plagiarism Statement
- Syllabus Best Practices
Universal Design for Learning
College classrooms are serving an increasingly diverse group of students. The Universal Design Framework guides instructors how to design instructional goals, curriculum, assessment, and materials to meet the needs of all students.
Learn more about Universal Design for Learning.
Check the calendar for upcoming events:
Contact Us
- Center for Faculty Excellence
- 6001 Dodge Street, KH 514
- Omaha, NE 68182
- Tel: 402.554.2427
- Email: unofacdev@unomaha.edu
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