The Center for Teaching Excellence
The Center for Teaching Excellence
Established in 1992, the primary role of the Center for Teaching Excellence is to support faculty as they work to integrate effective pedagogical approaches. We offer workshops, orientation for new faculty, one-on-one teaching consultations, and ongoing presentations and activities that focus on teaching and learning. For more information, contact us at cte@providence.edu.
CTE Mission
The Center for Teaching Excellence values excellence in teaching and learning, and promotes effective pedagogy and scholarship through mentoring, resources, programming, dialogue and recognition.
CTE Advisory Group
The CTE Advisory Group is comprised of the CTE director, associate director and faculty members who represent a range of disciplines and teaching experiences. The role of the advisory group is to provide guidance and support as programming is developed and implemented. Advisory group members are selected by the director and associate director based on their demonstrated commitment to teaching excellence.
Kendra Brewster, Public & Community Service Studies
Julia Camp, Accountancy
Lynne Lawson, Engineering/Physics/Systems
Todd Olszewski, Health Policy and Management
Adam Villa, Mathematics/Computer Science (chair)
Kelly Warmuth, Psychology
The Center for Teaching Excellence promotes effective teaching and engaged student learning. We offer a variety of programs, resources, and services to support faculty, and we encourage feedback and suggestions for upcoming events. Stop in for a visit, check out our resource library, or contact us with a question. We look forward to seeing you.
Center for Teaching Excellence
Feinstein Academic Center, Room 303
401.865.1340
cte@providence.edu
Adam H. Villa, Ph.D.
Director, Center for Teaching Excellence
Associate Professor, Mathematics/Computer Science
401.865.2132
avilla@providence.edu
Stephanie A. Filippelli
Assistant Director of Office Operations, CTE & TLT
401.865.1340
sfilippe@providence.edu
