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CTLE Retreat on Faculty Handbook Development

From July 2nd to 5th, 2024, KCA University Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence hosted the CTLE Retreat at Peaks Hotel Nanyuki, which focused on the development of a comprehensive Faculty Handbook. The event was officially opened by the Vice Chancellor & CEO of KCA University, Prof. Isaiah I.C. Wakindiki who highlighted the critical role a well-structured handbook plays in fostering academic excellence and supporting faculty members. This four-day workshop was a collaborative effort involving Faculty, Administrative staff, and Academic leaders, all working together to draft and refine key handbook sections. The primary objectives were to standardize academic procedures, enhance faculty support, and promote innovative teaching strategies.

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The DVC – Academic and Student Affairs Prof. Joshua Bagaka’s on 3rd May 2023 officially opened a Workshop organized by KCA University Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence (CTLE) led by Prof. Ngigi, Director – CTLE, Committee Members, and other co-opted members to develop a Teaching and Learning Policy at Sagana Getaway Resort

CTLE Retreat 3rd to 5th May 2023

KCAU CTLE Committee Retreat

Education for Social Innovation, with our partners at the KCA University. The new course, co-designed with a group of lead educators at the TDSB, brings together elements of our Student Voice and Global Citizenship e-courses with new content infusing topics of social change, entrepreneurship. Technology for pedagogical documentation. Several of the most engaged schools also participated in our Future Friendly Schools program, gaining new perspectives on their strengths and opportunities though a survey of their stakeholders. Here's a look at some of the outcomes generated through the words of participating educators and students. Education for Social Innovation, with our partners at the Toronto District School Board. The new course, co-designed with a group of lead educators at the TDSB, brings together elements of our Student Voice and Global Citizenship e-courses with new content infusing topics of social change, entrepreneurship. Technology for pedagogical documentation. Several of the most engaged schools also participated in our Future Friendly Schools program, gaining new perspectives on their strengths and opportunities though a survey of their stakeholders. Here's a look at some of the outcomes generated through the words of participating educators and students. Education for Social Innovation, with our partners at the Toronto District School Board. The new course, co-designed with a group of lead educators at the TDSB, brings together elements of our Student Voice and Global Citizenship e-courses with new content infusing topics of social change, entrepreneurship. Technology for pedagogical documentation. Several of the most engaged schools also participated in our Future Friendly Schools program, gaining new perspectives on their strengths and opportunities though a survey of their stakeholders. Here's a look at some of the outcomes generated through the words of participating educators and students.

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