Kaneb Center for Teaching Excellence
The Kaneb Center for Teaching Excellence partners with instructors and students to promote the adoption of high-impact practices in teaching and learning, offering confidential consultations, interactive workshops, intensive academies, and customized programming in support of transformative, student-centered learning.
The Kaneb Center for Teaching Excellence supports the pursuit of teaching excellence by stimulating scholarly reflection and conversation about teaching and encouraging the adoption of practices that enhance learning.
The Kaneb Center was established in 1996 under the leadership of Rev. Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C., and Nathan O. Hatch, then Notre Dame’s president and provost, respectively, with the support of John Kaneb. Endowed by the Kaneb family in 2016, the center comprises educational developers, learning researchers, and program managers, providing research-based services, programs, and resources that support teaching and reflective practice at Notre Dame.
Core Domains of Activity
- Offer workshops and collaborative, confidential consultations that explore a variety of pedagogical approaches with an emphasis on the creation and implementation of engaged, student-centered learning experiences
- Support scholarly inquiry to improve teaching and learning
- Maintain a lending library of resources on topics including course design, classroom strategies, assessment design, student feedback, and academic career development
- Provide a lounge for faculty and TAs (350 DeBartolo Hall)
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Academic Tech Specialist
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Program Director of Assessment and Analytics
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Graduate Associate
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Program Director of Inclusive Pedagogy
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Graduate Associate
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Program Director for Graduate Student and Postdoctoral Development
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Professor of the Practice
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Program Director for Curricular Transformation
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Graduate Associate
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Director of the Kaneb Center for Teaching Excellence
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Office Coordinator