CETL Fellows
What CETL Fellows Do:
The CETL Fellows are distinguished Bowie State University faculty members who represent their colleges and collaborate with the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) to advance faculty professional development across all career stages. Working closely with Dr. Eva Garin, CETL Director, the Fellows design and facilitate initiatives that foster academic excellence, student success, and the long-term vitality of the university.
- CETL Fellows contribute to Bowie State’s teaching and learning community by:
- Designing and implementing workshops rooted in engaged pedagogy and evidence-based practices.
- Facilitating small group events and peer-mediated professional development that enhance teaching effectiveness.
- Supporting the teaching, research, and service goals of early-career faculty within their colleges.
- Leading professional development opportunities for adjunct faculty and campus-wide programs.
- Assisting in the planning and delivery of the annual New Faculty Institute and the Fall Faculty Institute.
Together, CETL Fellows create impactful opportunities for faculty growth, collegial exchange, and innovation in pedagogy—ensuring Bowie State remains a place where all faculty are empowered to achieve and contribute to the institution’s mission.
Interested in becoming a CETL Fellow in the future? A call for applicants for 2026-27 CETL Fellows will be sent to the full faculty in Spring 2025 along with additional details for program involvement requirements.
In Person Presentations
Pedagogical Conversation
Interdisciplinary Engagement
