Teaching Innovation Incubator (TII) Focus Groups – Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

Teaching Innovation Incubator (TII) Focus Groups

Published: Wednesday, November 16, 2022

Your ideas are wanted for the development of a Teaching Innovation Incubator (TII)

Your ideas are wanted for the development of a Teaching Innovation Incubator (TII)!

Student input will inform recommendations for the development of the Teaching Innovation Incubator helping shape it into an effective new resource to propel Waterloo’s teaching forward as we think about our future readiness and Waterloo at 100.

We are inviting you to share your ideas with us at one of two in person focus groups:

Tuesday, November 22nd | 5:00pm-6:15pm | SLC 2134/5

Wednesday, November 23rd | 11:00am-12:15pm | SLC 2134/5

Please register by Friday, November 18th. As a thank you for participating, $15 will be added to your Watcard after the session.

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