Join faculty colleagues at the Lilly-East Conference on College and University Teaching on April 7-8, 2006, Learning so Everyone Teaches. The conference will be held at a new location this year, the University of Delaware. The 2006 Lilly-East Conference is co-sponsored by Towson University, and the University of Delaware's Institute for Transforming Undergraduate Education.

Lilly Conferences bring together faculty across disciplines and types of academic institutions. Participants learn from best practice, engage in dialogue, and return to their campuses to share what they have learned. The 2006 Lilly Conferences will highlight the dynamic and interconnected nature of learning and teaching: Learning so Everyone Teaches. We invite you to join your colleagues in sharing your teaching enhancements and innovations, your knowledge about effective ways to engage our diverse students and assess their academic progress, your approach to learning from your students and your own teaching. We look forward to your joining us.

The Lilly Conferences serve as the premier forums in the country for demonstrating, modeling, and discussing innovative teaching practice at the university level. Lilly Conferences are retreats that combine interactive workshop sessions, discussions, and feature presentations, with opportunities for informal discussion about excellence in college and university teaching and learning. Internationally-known scholars join junior and senior faculty colleagues to discuss pertinent topics such as incorporating technology into teaching, encouraging critical thinking, using student portfolios as an assessment tool, implementing collaborative learning, and evaluating teaching effectiveness.

For further information about Lilly Conferences, visit the International Alliance of Teacher Scholars and Lilly Conferences. For further information about the upcoming conference:

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John M. Clayton Hall Conference Center, University of Delaware