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This annual symposium is a celebration of teaching and learning at RIT, and a time for faculty to come together to discuss and inspire each other on a variety of teaching and learning topics.
2025 Summer Institute
The Center for Teaching and Learning’s third annual Summer Institute will take place May 14th - 16th.The theme of this year’s conference is “creativity and innovation” in teaching and learning. Faculty can look forward to engaging workshops, panels, guest speakers and presentations across four main tracks:
- Teaching and Supporting Students with Technology
- Creating Engaging Learning Experiences
- Advancing Faculty Success
- Exploring AI In Practice Across the Academy
Call for Presenters
Call for Presenters
The call for presenters will open in February 2025. Stay tuned for the announcement and submission guidelines.
How to Apply
When the call for presenters opens, detailed instructions and submission form will be available on this page and communicated to faculty through email. Interested presenters will be able to submit their proposals online.
Stay Informed
To receive the latest updates, including the opening of the call for presenters, please watch for emails from the Center for Teaching and Learning (ctl@rit.edu).
Thank you for your continued interest and support!
Registration
Registration will open in April 2025. An online registration form will be available on this page, and communicated to faculty through email.
This event is free and open to the entire RIT community. Whether you are a seasoned educator or new to the field, we encourage you to participate and contribute to this vibrant exchange of ideas.
Past Years
2024 Summer Institute for Teaching and Learning + AI Symposium
Dates: May 14-15, 2024
Theme: Teaching the 21st Century Student
2023 Summer Institute for Teaching and Learning
Dates: May 13-15, 2024
Theme: Active Learning