Teaching Hub at Nipissing University

The Teaching Hub is an emerging centre for teaching and learning committed to excellence, leadership, and innovation in teaching and learning practice and scholarship. Working in partnership with faculty, staff, and students, the Teaching Hub cultivates a culture of effective teaching at Nipissing University grounded in principles of collaboration, reflective practice, and pedagogy that strives to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion, through anti-oppressive, anti-racist, and decolonial frameworks.   

Whether you are a tenured faculty member or a contract lecturer, a teaching assistant or a graduate assistant, a staff member or an administrator, we are here to help! We offer a wide range of support and services to foster pedagogical growth and teaching excellence including:   

  • One-on-one consultations with individual instructors or teaching teams   
    • Topics may include course design and delivery; teaching practices and strategies; Blackboard Learn; curriculum development and review; pedagogical observations.   
  • Training and workshops   
  • Special events and guest lectures  
  • Space to engage with Teaching Hub staff The Teaching Hub offers an inviting space for faculty, staff and students to discover, explore, share, and experiment. 

teachinghub@nipissingu.ca 

General inquiries about the Teaching Hub can be directed to Lorrie at teachinghub@nipissingu.ca. Reach out to sign up for the Teaching Hub mailing list or an upcoming Professional Learning Community, for questions about utilizing the space, to learn more about who we are and what we do, and to get connected with the right staff member for support. If you are not sure who to reach out to, start here!  

elearning@nipissingu.ca  

Connect with our Instructional Designer, Heather or Manager of eLearning, Sarah to talk about program and course design or development, teaching practices, and tailored support depending on your individual needs.  

olp@nipisisngu.ca 

Online learning partners (OLPs) are upper-year Nipissing University students who provide student-facing support related to online learning and navigating BlackBoard. For more information and to meet the team, click here.

Connect with a Learning Systems Technologist: 

  • For support with our Learning Management System, BlackBoard 
  • Questions about educational technology  
  • Course design/development  
  • One on one consultations 

Faculty/Instructors in Professional Studies, email: psonline@nipissingu.ca 
Faculty/Instructors in Arts & Science, email: as_online@nipissingu.ca 
Faculty/Instructors in Education, email: schulichonline@nipissingu.ca 

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Staff

The Teaching Hub supports Teaching and Learning through four main focus areas:

Relationships

The Teaching Hub facilitates connections between internal, external and international experts in the fields of teaching and learning in higher education.

Research

The Teaching Hub supports the development and sharing of the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) by creating publishing and presentation opportunities and linking Nipissing University scholars with related associations and groups.

Resources

The Teaching Hub provides faculty and staff with access to resources and professional development opportunities including workshops, guest speakers and technology-enabled learning.

Recognition

The Teaching Hub offers support for the celebration of teaching excellence and educational leadership in the form of awards, teaching chairs and fellowships.
 

Teaching Hub Events

Previous Deadlines

2022

  • Monday
    28
    Feb
    Academic, Teaching Hub, General, Virtual Events
    1:00 pm -

    Please join us for a panel on “Anti-Racism in the Academy”, hosted by the Teaching Hub and facilitated by Dr. Charles Anyinam, Teaching Chair in Equity Diversity and Inclusion.

    This panel will take place on Monday, February 28th at 1pm (registration below). Panelists will explore topics of teaching, learning, research and activism through an anti-racism lens within higher education. 

    We have both internal and external panelists, who range from undergraduate students, to graduate students, to faculty.
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  • Friday
    13
    May
    Teaching Hub
    1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    Faculty and staff are invited to join us virtually for Fika Fridays! A time and space to talk amongst colleagues – just something a little more social; with no set agenda or action items.
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  • Tuesday
    24
    May
    Lectures, Seminars and Webinars
    12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

    Special guests; Meg Ramore (she/her) the Safer Spaces Program Coordinator located in North Bay and Seth Compton (he/him), the Executive Director for OUTLoud North Bay will join us in discussing how we can all Cultivate Safer Spaces in our Educational environments.
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