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OUR PURPOSE
"The art of teaching is at the heart of the University's life. The Center for Teaching Excellence seeks to develop and enrich the teaching of our faculty, Fordham's greatest asset. To this end, the Center provides the guidance, an environment, and the resources needed to further the art of teaching throughout the university."
— Rev. Robert R. Grimes, S.J.
Dean, Fordham College at Lincoln Center
THE CENTER'S MISSION
• To offer a range of resources for teaching, both inside and outside the classroom.
• To support the upcoming revision of the Core Curriculum.
• To support the expansion of Service Learning.
• To reflect Fordham's position at the crossroads of globalization.
• To support the integration of Fordham's various constituencies, such as our liberal arts and professional faculties, the Lincoln Center and Rose Hill campuses,and regular and adult students.
• To support the University's mission to infuse our teaching with Ignatian Pedagogy.
— Stephen Freedman, Ph.D.
Senior Vice-President/Chief Academic Officer
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SPRING 2008 EVENTS
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Open House
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008 in Keating Basement at Rose Hill, and Thursday, February 21st in room 4180-420 at Lincoln Center.
Workshop on Students in Crisis
with Rev. John Cicero, S.J. (Psychology).
March 26th at Rose Hill, and March 27th at Lincoln Center.
Best Practices Workshop
April 23rd at Rose Hill, and April 24th at Lincoln Center. <- POSTPONED
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