CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY

     
        

TEACHING AND ACADEMIC SUPPORT.  ADDITIONAL FACTS AND FIGURES

   
       

Pittsburgh Council of Higher Education (PCHE) Units Taken by CMU Students, by Level & College

 

Units Taught by College

     

Academic Year 1997-98

     
       
 

Units Taken by CMU Students

 

Units Taught By CMU

Major/College

Undergraduate

Graduate

Total

 

Total

 
        

BHA

21

0

21

 

0

 

CFA

312

63

375

 

78

 

CIT

309

114

423

 

312

 

GSIA

213

99

312

 

174

 

HNZ

0

219

219

 

252

 

H&SS

873

234

1,107

 

450

 

MCS

186

21

207

 

192

 

SCS

60

123

183

 

207

 

OTHER

6

0

6

 

0

 
       

TOTAL

1,980

873

2,853

 

1,665

 
       

Pittsburgh Council of Higher Education (PCHE) Colleges:

    
        

Allegheny Community College

Duquesne University

Point Park College

 

Carlow College

 

La Roche College

Robert Morris College

Chatham College

 

Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

University of Pittsburgh

       

EBERLY CENTER FOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE

    
       

     The Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence, formerly the University Teaching Center, was established in 1982

to organize and conduct programs to improve the quality of instruction at Carnegie Mellon. In recognition

of The Eberly Family Charitable Trust support, the Center was renamed in 1996. The Center helps both faculty

members and graduate students to improve teaching practices through introduction to theories of teaching

and learning, reflection, practice and feedback.

    

     The Center for Teaching offers both public forums to discuss and explore issues related to teaching and learning

and private consultations on course design, implementation, and formulation. Individual consultations are strictly

confidential.

       

     Whenever possible, the Center facilitates discussions of teaching and learning across departments and colleges both

to address common concerns and to help transfer and adapt promising strategies to a variety of contexts. The Center

aims to respond to the continually changing educational needs of the campus community.

 
       

Summary of Programs

     
       

Support for Faculty

     

Individual Consultations: Course Design, Implementation and Formulation

 

Assistance with Working with TAs

Assistance with Using Writing in Courses

  

Consulting on Education-Related Grants

Incoming Faculty Orientation

   

Technology Enhanced Learning Lab

Faculty Luncheon Seminars

   

Center for Teaching Publications

Discussions with Faculty in First-Year Courses

    
        

Publications

      

The Center for Teaching has several publications which can assist faculty in

   

course development and implementation.  Among the available publications

   

Best Practices in Teaching First-year Undergraduates

    

Common Difficulties in Planning Courses

   

Resources for TA Training & Development

   

Promoting Academic Integrity

    
       

Support for Graduate Students

     

Documentation of Teaching Development for Future Faculty

 

Microteaching and Feedback Workshops

Seminars on Teaching

   

Visits to TA Meetings or Orientations

Classroom Observation and Peer Feedback by Teaching Fellows

 

Support for Specific Courses or Dept. TA Orientations

Assistance with Early Course Evaluations