Teaching and Learning Collaboratory Board

About

The group of people comprising the TLC is the Rensselaer teaching community, led by a board of faculty advisors. The goals of the TLC board are:

  • To cultivate an Institute-wide culture of pedagogical excellence and encourage innovation in teaching and learning.
  • To host workshops that share teaching best practices, introduce emerging instructional technologies, and foster meaningful discussions about pedagogy.
  • To encourage and support faculty teams pursuing external funding for research on pedagogical innovations.
  • To identify and support promising seed projects focused on teaching and learning innovation.
  • To promote the development of collaborative proposals that advance interactive and engaged learning.

The TLC board is led by our Vice Provost and comprised of Rensselaer faculty members committed to pedagogical innovation. Members of the board serve staggered 3-year terms.

 

Matt Oehlschlaeger
Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Education
oehlsm@rpi.edu
Christianna Bennett
Assistant Professor, Architecture
School of Architecture
bennec5@rpi.edu
Robert Whalen
Lecturer, Music and Conducting
School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
whaler2@rpi.edu
Adam Dayem
Assistant Professor, Architecture
School of Architecture
dayema@rpi.edu 
Brian Clark
Associate Professor
Lally School of Management
clarkb2@rpi.edu
Alexander Hiland
Sr. Lecturer
School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
hilana@rpi.edu 
Jidong Xiao
Sr. Lecturer
School of Science
xiaoj8@rpi.edu 
Neha Keshan
Lecturer
School of Science
keshan2@rpi.edu 
Esra Agca Aktunc
Sr. Lecturer
School of Engineering
agcaae@rpi.edu 
Sarah Greene
Lecturer
School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
parras2@rpi.edu 
Kimberly Oakes
Lecturer
School of Engineering
oakesk2@rpi.edu 
Keith Taylor
Sr. Lecturer
School of Engineering
taylok5@rpi.edu 
Charles Martin
Sr. Lecturer
School of Science
martic13@rpi.edu 
Maureen Fodera (Non-Voting Support Member)
Instructional Technology Specialist
Undergraduate Department
foderm@rpi.edu
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