Appalachian Learning Communities (AppLC)

What are Learning Communities?

Appalachian Learning Communities (AppLCs) are trans-disciplinary groups of people who share a common interest and through a process of collaborative inquiry, learn, develop, and share ideas relevant to a specified topic and goal. The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Student Success sponsors learning communities that integrate knowledge, experience, identities, and curiosity among all sectors of the academic community.

For more information or to learn how to initiate an AppLC , please visit our AppLC resource site.

Our AppLC Opportuntities:

Topic	Facilitator(s)	Dates	Location	Interest Form
Online Teaching Community	Bryan Doppel	TBD	CETLSS Classroom	Interest Form
Early Career Investigators	Tracy Smith, Karen Fletcher, Lisa Emery	TBD	CETLSS classroom and Zoom	Rolling admission form
AI for AppState Instruction -"AI4AI" (The AppLC formerly known as P^2 Presentation and Presence)	Derek Eggers Michelle Melton	Monthly/currently 3rd Thursday: 2:00-3:30	CETLSS Classroom 222	Interest Form
App DigiFab	Richard Elaver Derek Eggers	Monthly/currently 1st Friday 4:00-5:30pm	CETLSS Classroom 222	Interest Form
Mid-Career Leadership Pathways	Susan Colby Claudia Cartaya-Marin	Monthly; Dates & Times TBD	CETLSS Classroom & Zoom	Coming Spring 2024
Prospective Department Chairs	Susan Colby Claudia Cartaya-Marin	Monthly; Dates & Times TBD	CETLSS Classroom & Zoom	Coming Spring 2024

Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Student Success