Transform your coursework by replacing "disposable assignments" with renewable, public knowledge! Lehman College's Center for Teaching and Learning, in collaboration with the Leonard Lief Library and OER funding, is launching the second cohort of its stipend-eligible Open Pedagogy Workshop.

Guided by CUNY's Wikimedian-in-Residence, Richard Knipel, faculty across all disciplines (including COIL modules) will learn to integrate Wikipedia, Wikidata, and Wikimedia Commons into their teaching.

• What You’ll Do: Attend a 2-hour hybrid workshop, develop a Wikipedia-integrated lesson plan, and publish your final resource under a Creative Commons license in CUNY Academic Works (with tagging in CUNYfirst).
• Earn a $500 stipend upon completion.
• Deadline: Monday, October 19th

Space is limited for personalized instructional design support

If you have any questions, reach out to Dermot Foley at dermot.foley@lehman.cuny.edu

We look forward to supporting your work in open pedagogy.

DISCOVER THE BRONX AS A LIVING CLASSROOM

BRING PLACE & LIVED EXPERIENCE INTO LEARNING

Join the Center for Teaching & Learning on a guided tour exploring the Bronx’s rich histories, cultures, and communities.
Step beyond the campus gates to engage with the stories and local knowledge that surround Lehman, collaborate with colleagues, and discover fresh possibilities for place-based learning.

Reserve your seat to secure your place.

Getting Started in Transforming Your Course: Selecting a Modality

Full Session

Fall has officially arrived—Teaching and Learning Tech Month is approaching! While we prepare for this November’s series, explore teaching-with-tech ideas from our inaugural series for inspiration.

Archives & Special Collections, and Digital Archival Tools with Dr. Janet Munch

Friday, November 13, 2026
8:30 AM to 7:00 PM

Mix with industry leaders and learn about the future of leadership, technology, human skills, and learning. Organized jointly by SCPS and CUNY Beyond, this gathering reflects a shared commitment to learning, connection, and partnership across our campus. Join us to help shape the pathways that will carry our students and our communities forward.

Thank you to everyone who joined us this past Tuesday for our inaugural AI² Initiative: Community Forum on AI and Academic Integrity. Faculty and students gathered for an engaging, structured dialogue on artificial intelligence in higher education, exploring collaborative approaches and shared responsibilities. Check out snapshots from the session below.