The lobby fireplace and bookshelves at the J.F. Friedrick Inn and Conference Center.
Welcome to the on-line home of the Teaching Academy's Summer Institute: Teaching and Learning in the New Milleneum.
The Summer Institute 2006 will be held at the J.F. Friedrick Inn. Approximately 25 applicants are selected to spend four days reflecting upon their teaching goals, discussing course design and teaching/learning issues with colleagues, and developing classroom and curriculum strategies to design new courses or re-design existing courses.
The Summer Institute offers a variety of formats for participants, including large-group presentations, small group discussions, and individual reflection time. University faculty and academic staff serve as facilitators for discussions as well as presenters for large group topics.
Find out how past participants are doing! This site is not only intended to provide past participants an opportunity to recollect their experiences, but also to provide those who may be interested in attending future Teaching Academy Summer Institutes to find out more about them.
To learn more about what the Teaching Academy Summer Institute can offer you, please stop by any or all of our web pages from past institutes:
The Lake Mendota setting creates a reflective learning environment.
You can also view responses to our December 2001 follow-up questionnaire in html or pdf to learn how TASI 2000 and 2001 alumni are using what they've learned from their Summer Institute experiences.Although applications are only solicited in the spring, those who think they may be interested in applying can view our application procedures.
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