Our Stories
Discover what our students, faculty, and staff are studying, researching, reading and writing, who they're collaborating with, and how their passion for teaching and learning is fueling action and achievements.
A passion for writing reaches full bloom each summer.
PsTL senior teaching specialist, Gary Peter is also a talented creative fiction writer who hones his craft by seeking out unique experiences at home and abroad.
A dynamic partnership enriching intercultural student development.
Rhiannon Williams and Amy Lee are committed to enhancing student development by supporting academic professionals through their publications.
PsTL’s 2015 Graduate Student Showcase
The Department of Postsecondary Teaching and Learning hosted a Graduate Student Showcase featuring the scholarship of soon-to-be graduates and alumni of the Multicultural College Teaching and Learning program.
Jill Trites: A life of international teaching, learning and service.
As member of the University's Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) Cohort program and Internationalizing Teaching and Learning (ITL) Cohort and ITL Fellows programs, PsTL's Jill Trites seeks to bring her passion for teaching, learning and service to students in new ways.
A multicultural navigator seeks to empower others.
Sumitra Ramachandran chose PsTL's MA in Multicultural College Teaching and Learning to make an impact in nurturing student's multicultural skills to increase academic success.
Expand Your Perspective: International Programs in South Africa, Thailand and Denmark & Sweden
Discover new ways of thinking, relating, and communicating your ideas with these international learning programs led by PsTL faculty.
Reaching out to Russia: International collaborations in Chita
Associate professor Irene Duranczyk traveled to southeast Siberia, Russia, to discuss international collaborations with Russian educators and community leaders.
