The UBC Educational Leadership Network is a community of Assistant Professors of Teaching, Associate Professors of Teaching, and Professors of Teaching at the University of British Columbia committed to the

  • celebration of educational leadership, innovation and excellence in teaching and learning
  • sharing of information, resources, expertise, and ideas within the university community and beyond
  • support and promotion of the Educational Leadership stream

Message from Chair:

This year, ELNet is working in the theme of “gentle advocacy” – continuing to support EL faculty members, listening to their concerns, and sharing those concerns with others at UBC (including senior administration). We’re not a formal advocacy group, but we’re happy to help spread the word around both campuses!

NEWS:

UPCOMING EVENT:

ELNET Promotion & Tenure workshop

January 27, 2022 @12:00-1:30pm

This event is intended to help educational leadership stream faculty gain insight into the process of career progression, including developing a thorough and concise dossier for promotion purposes. This event is an annual offering.

 

Panel Presenters

Suzie Lavallee (Professor of Teaching, Forestry, UBCV)

Richard Plunkett (Associate Professor of Teaching, Biology, UBCO)

Karen Ragoonaden (Professor of Teaching, Education, Univ. of Manitoba)

Mark Schaller (Professor, Psychology, UBCV)

Jonathan Verrett (Associate Professor of Teaching, Chemical and Biological Engineering, UBCV)

Jay Wickenden (Associate Professor of Teaching, Chemistry, UBCV)

 

Please RSVP before Friday, January 21, 2022 at 9am to attend. All are welcome!

 

Organized by: Zoë Soon; Saori Hoshi and Nina Hewitt, on behalf of the ELNET team!

 

The Report on Inclusive Excellence in Educational Leadership has been released! Read more:

https://blogs.ubc.ca/edleadershipnetwork/2021/09/18/report-on-inclusive-excellence-in-educational-leadership/

 

The UBC Educational Leadership Network changed its name from the UBC Instructor Network in October 2017.  You can find a detailed rationale for the name change linked here.