Opportunities to Publicize and Share your SoTL Work Locally

If you have completed SoTL projects and/or or representations of the project and results (publication citations, web urls…), please consider sending or submitting the appropriate materials to publicize and share your SoTL work locally. Below are some opportunities to do so (and the links to additional information).

Gauisus

Gauisus is the ISU ‘published’, peer-reviewed, on-line, multi-media SoTL publication. SoTL on the teaching and learning of Illinois State University students represented as research papers, notes, essays, posters, websites, videos, etc. are all considered for publication. Currently, Gauisus is published each spring with submissions due in late fall. Details on submitting your work are available on the Call for Submissions.

SoTL Researcher/Research Profile on SoTL Home Page

Authors in Gauisus are profiled in the ‘highlight box’ on our SoTL home page. Other active SoTL researchers at ISU can also be profiled here. Send your name, department, photo, and a 2-3 sentence summary of your SoTL work (with a url link if you wish) to SoTL@IllinoisState.edu for consideration. In your email, please indicate the material is for a possible webpage profile.

SoTL Collection - ISU ReD

If you have made your past (2000 or later) or current SoTL work public beyond the local level (through published work or a video or a web site...), please share citations to that work. These will be added to the list of SoTL publications by Illinois State University faculty, staff, or students on the ISU ReD digital repository.

The SoTL Advocate Blog - Guest Contributor

We are seeking submissions (500-750 words) for publication on ISU’s SoTL blog: The SoTL Advocate. Blog posts can describe faculty/student SoTL projects, review or summarize recent SoTL research articles, discuss advances in disciplinary SoTL, etc. Contact Jen Friberg (jfribe@IllinoisState.edu) for more information!

CTLT Teaching & Learning Symposium

Every January a full day symposium on teaching and learning at Illinois State University is organized by the ISU Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology. Papers and posters on scholarly teaching and SoTL are presented. Lunch and a keynote presentation are also part of the event. Please submit your SoTL work to the symposium to share with your ISU colleagues.