Faculty Learning Communities

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What is a Faculty and Professional Learning Community?

Western Washington University Fast Tracks 3 FLCs After 2008 Institute

A Teaching and Learning Expo That Showcases the Work of Several FLCs

Necessary Qualities for Building Community

The FLC Program Director's and FLC Facilitator's Handbook, Sixth Edition, 2009

30 Components of FLCs

Partnerships / Resources

The Consortium: Participating Institutions, Their Communities, and Program Directors

FLCs and the Scholarship of Teaching

Documents That Enable Planning for Design and Implementation of an FLC and FLC Program

Recommendations for Initiating and Implementing an FLC

FLC Conferences and Institutes in Review:
2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 (PDF)

Bibliography

7. Public Relations (Advertising FLCs and Recruiting Applicants)

Use all known tools: send articles to the institution’s newspaper and the student paper. Create an attractive website. Send email invitations, and if not costly, hard-copy flyers to all faculty (or at least to department chairs). If your center for teaching is involved and you have them, contact your departmental teaching liaisons.

An example of a call for applications.

An example of a call for applications

This project has been supported in part by a grants from the US Department of Education Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE) and the Ohio Board of Regents.