The Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning & Assessment (CETLA) was founded in 2003 to promote a culture of teaching and learning at Howard University. CETLA also encourages continuous improvement by employing best practices in assessment. CETLA's overarching goal is to establish itself as a national and global exemplar in fostering dynamic learning environments and experiences. Please visit CETLA's history to learn more. For assistance with navigating this site, please visit the site map.
CETLA is dedicated to developing faculty who will produce distinguished and compassionate leaders to serve the nation and the global community. Through faculty training, instructional technology, interdisciplinary collaboration, classroom assessment, and educational research, CETLA strives to ensure that students gain a quality educational experience. As such, CETLA provides international leadership to strengthen university teaching and learning, especially the teaching of students of color in the United States and throughout the world.
By empowering today’s teachers with the tools of tomorrow, CETLA will ensure that Howard University is internationally renowned for its scholarly teaching. At Howard, both faculty and students will participate in an interdisciplinary learning community where everyone learns from one another—students from teachers, students from students, teachers from teachers, and teachers from students. With CETLA’s leadership, Howard will become the authority on the teaching of students of color.
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