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The Johnson Center for Creative Teaching and Learning

The JCCTL provides instructors with opportunities to hone pedagogical skills, explore collaborative and experiential learning techniques, and incorporate technological innovations. JCCTL’s mission is to highlight and foster innovative, inclusive, and evidence-based pedagogy through internal and external expertise, and to support and sustain a collaborative pedagogical community through programming, grants, networking, and other resources.

About the JCCTL

The Johnson Center for Creative Teaching and Learning (JCCTL) began in 2001 after Gettysburg College received a challenge grant from The Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation. That grant established an endowment, and the activities of the JCCTL are funded by the interest earned by that endowment. The JCCTL provides faculty with opportunities to hone their pedagogical skills, explore collaborative and experiential learning techniques, and incorporate technological innovations. Central to the JCCTL's mission is the belief that learning occurs within and beyond the classroom. Faculty, staff, and students have much to teach one another.

The JCCTL supports the teaching activities of Gettysburg College faculty. In particular the JCCTL:

The Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation was incorporated in 1952 in New York with funds donated by Christian A. Johnson, a Swedish immigrant who became a prominent financier and industrialist. A man of wide-ranging interests, he derived great personal pleasure from nurturing the curiosity and intellectual development of young people as well as providing the financial means to help them achieve their educational goals.


Events

We announce JCCTL events on the Staff, Administrator, and Faculty Digests whenever appropriate. Other resources may be shared via the JCCTL email list. For subscription to this list, please email jcctl@gettysburg.edu with the subject heading “please add me to JCCTL mailer.”

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