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The Teaching and Learning Center hosts workshops and talks for those who teach on all WVU campuses. Both in-person and virtual options are available.

The Center and many of its events are supported in part by a grant from the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation. Funds are managed by the WVU Foundation. Chartered in 1954, the WVU Foundation is the nonprofit organization that receives and administers private donations on behalf of the University.

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Upcoming Spring Semester Events


Publish & Flourish: A works hop from the Textbook & Academic Authors Association

Virtual Event | Tara Gray will join us again this year for Publish & Flourish! 

The WVU Teaching and Learning Center is pleased to present the following TAA workshop as part of the Center’s commitment to supporting the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL). We welcome instructors and graduate students across all WVU campuses. Please share! 

Wednesday, April 29 from 3:00 - 5:00 pm



Teaching Talk: Intro to AI Media Literacy for Instructors

Virtual Zoom Session (Recording option)

In this session,  Siobhain Lash  (Chambers College) will introduce instructors to AI Media Literacy concepts, including safety considerations for instructors, faculty, and scholars. The session will also provide an opportunity to discuss and think critically about the AI generated media we encounter, both in and out of the classroom.

Virtual Zoom Session (A recording will also be made available to those who register)


Upcoming Summer Events


Office of the Provost Summer GenAI Cohorts

Open to All Faculty Members (Virtual)

This summer, the Office of the Provost and the WVU Teaching and Learning Center are partnering to offer a new professional development program that addresses many of the urgent questions raised by AI’s disruption in the higher education landscape. Interested faculty participants will commit to a five-week session offered in a virtual format, completing self-paced, asynchronous, online curriculum through Auburn University and joining weekly Zoom discussions led by WVU faculty members. 

  • Three cohorts are available: May 18-June 19, June 15-July 17, and July 6-August 7. 
  • Learn more



Below you will find a list of recommended teaching-related events. Please reach out to the event sponsor if you have any questions. Do you have a teaching-related event to include in this list of recommendations? Please email tlc@mail.wvu.edu

AI in Higher Education: From Foundations to the Future

Sponsors:  Sage College Publishing & Sarah E. Moore, UT Dallas

Artificial intelligence is transforming higher education, but how can faculty harness its potential effectively, ethically, and responsibly while preserving what works? This four-part workshop webinar series will guide educators from AI fundamentals to real-world applications and future trends. These interactive sessions will provide practical insights, pedagogical strategies, and future-focused discussions. Join us to navigate AI’s impact on academia and prepare for the future of teaching and learning in your classroom today as well as the classroom of tomorrow.

AI and the Future of Learning: What’s Next for Higher Ed?

Wednesday, April 29, 2026 at 12:00 PM Eastern

View full session descriptions and register for the series here: