Ontario Faculty & Instructor Training

Colleges and Universities across Ontario support their faculty and instructors by offering resources, tools, coaching, and training to help them enhance their teaching strategies, assessment practices, and student interaction. The resources and tools available on the web sites of the Centres responsible for teaching and learning open up a myriad of possibilities for new skills, new understandings, and enhanced practice.

Click on the name of the department to access the richness of the various web sites, or on the name of the contact to link up by e-mail.

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Institution Department Contact
Humber College The Centre for Teaching & Learning Eileen De Courcy, Director of Professional Development
Lakehead University Continuing Education and Distributed Learning Gwen Wojda, Director
Lambton College Learning Innovation Centre Donna Church, Director
McMaster University Centre for Leadership in Learning Sue Vajocki, Director
Mohawk College Centre for Teaching and Learning Leslie Marshall, Faculty Development
Niagara College The Centre for Educational and Professional Development Valerie Grabove, Chair
Nipissing University Centre for Flexible Teaching and Learning (CFTL) Lorraine Carter, Director
Ontario College of Art and Design University Centre for Innovation in Art and Design Education (CIADE) Mary Wilson, Director
Queen's University Centre for Teaching and Learning Denise Stockley, Acting Director
Ryerson University Digital Education Strategies Naza Djafarova, Director
Ryerson University The Teaching and Learning Office Maureen Reed, Director
Sheridan College Network for Innovation and Leadership in Education at Sheridan (NILES) Melanie Spence-Ariemma, Dean, Academic Strategic Planning and Development
St. Clair College Continuing Education Irene Moore Davies, Manager
Trent University Instructional Development Centre Jocelyn Aubrey, Associate Dean of Arts and Science (Undergraduate)
University of Guelph Centre for Open Learning and Educational Support Peter Wolf, Director

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