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Faculty technology fellowships available

April 13, 2004

Application deadline May 3

The Brigham Young University Center for Instructional Design is accepting applications for its 2004 Teaching and Learning With Technology Fellowship through Monday, May 3.

The Faculty Fellowship is a one-year program that brings together a select group of faculty who explore how technology may improve teaching and learning in their courses. Faculty who receive the fellowship will have an opportunity to work with consultants and staff from the Center for Instructional Design.

To apply, visit http://cid.byu.edu.

For more information, contact Meghan Kennedy, (801) 422-1216.

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